Hi,
just ran into an unexpected feature of the FXML loader. Basically, if
you have FXML like this...
<SomeControl onFooChange="#fooChange"/>
...it would expect SomeControl to have an observable property "foo".
Otherwise a javafx.fxml.LoadException is thrown: "SomeControl does not
define a property model for "foo"."
Of course I don't have that foo property but still want to name my event
"FooChange". Actually, FXMLLoader has special code which looks for
"on*Change" attributes. Event handler attributes with other name
patterns work. Shouldn't this work for non-existing foo as well?
See FXMLLoader.Element.addEventHandler...
Werner
