On 7/22/2013 11:14 AM, Pavel Safrata wrote:
Hi Jonathan,
I believe this has been neither requested nor discussed so far. I don't
see why this couldn't be added, it just might have to be a conditional
feature, we'll have to check. Feel free to file a feature request.
Some native platforms (mostly, X window managers) don't provide direct
APIs to enable/disable certain window decoration buttons. A library or
an application may provides some hints, which may or may not be
respected by WM.
I like what we have right now, StageStyle approach. Application defines
the purpose of the window and let the platform decide, what are
available actions for it.
Thanks,
Artem
Regards,
Pavel
On 21.7.2013 4:44, Jonathan Giles wrote:
Hi all,
For once this is a request for more information from another JavaFX
team, rather than a review request, etc! :-)
I'm keen to see support in JavaFX Stage / Window classes for an API
that would allow for the minimize / maximize / full screen / etc
buttons to be disabled. I'm aware of the StageStyle.UTLITY option
(which does disable the minimize button), but sometimes you don't want
a utility stage style, but you do want to prevent minimizing a stage.
My particular use case is dialogs - you can see a discussion of the
issue at [1].
For example, I note that Stage has an iconfied property to represent
whether the stage is minimized, but no property to specify whether the
stage should be allowed to be iconified (setIconifiable(boolean),
boolean isIconifiable(), for example). Is there a reason for this or
just that this API hasn't been required yet?
In short, I would love API to allow me to specify whether a stage can
be minimised, maximised and made full screen, and for this to follow
through to the buttons available in the native titlebar area of the
stage. Does such an API exist, is there a valid reason why it doesn't,
or should I file a jira to request such API?
[1]
https://bitbucket.org/controlsfx/controlsfx/issue/49/dialogs-should-use-native-title-bars
Thanks!
-- Jonathan
