Re: JavaFX Javadoc for Java8u40 build b16

The 8u40 docs aren't being staged on java.net, but the FX 9 docs are here: http://download.java.net/jdk9/jfxdocs/ Since there are no changes between FX 8u40 and 9 you can use the 9 docs as reference. -- Kevin Herve Girod wrote: Hello, I downloaded Java8u40 build b16, but the JavaFX javado

JavaFX Javadoc for Java8u40 build b16

Hello, I downloaded Java8u40 build b16, but the JavaFX javadoc links to the Java 8 reference API (I assume u20). For example, the new Spinner class is not present in this API, whereas it is usable and present in the source. Where is it possible to download or link to the last JavaFX u40 Javadoc?

[8u40] request for review: RT-38859 [JFXPanel] WebView in Applet leads to NullPointerException in setCursor

Hi Kevin, Vadim, Please, review the fix: https://javafx-jira.kenai.com/browse/RT-38859 http://cr.openjdk.java.net/~ant/RT-38859/webrev.0 Thanks, Anton.

Re: Permutation of scene graph children

Hi Werner, On Tue, Dec 2, 2014 at 11:50 AM, Werner Lehmann wrote: > Tom, > > I know about Collections.swap but it looks like a bad idea to use on scene > graph children because it seems to temporarily have a duplicate element in > the list and I can't have a node twice in the scene graph. The set

Re: Permutation of scene graph children

maybe this https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/javafx/api/javafx/collections/ModifiableObservableListBase.html can help you? you can implement your swap onto a delegate and then just wrap ModifiableObservableListBase around. Jens Am 02.12.2014 um 12:23 schrieb Tom Schindl: I think the onl

Re: Permutation of scene graph children

I don't think adding static methods to FxCollections/Collections is the way to go in a Java8 world, they have been work arounds in a pre-default method time! Tom Von meinem iPhone gesendet > Am 02.12.2014 um 06:33 schrieb Anirvan Sarkar : > > Hi, > > java.util.List doesn't support a swap oper

Re: Permutation of scene graph children

I think the only really effecient way is to have the methods on the interface of observablelist because the algorithm has to have access to the internal datastructure. Tom Von meinem iPhone gesendet > Am 02.12.2014 um 12:15 schrieb Werner Lehmann : > > Hi Peter, > > didn't know about that on

Re: Permutation of scene graph children

Hi Peter, didn't know about that one. It basically does what Tom suggested: makes a copy, sorts that one, then uses ObservableList.setAll to get one change event. So it is what I am doing already but still removes/adds children ;-) The remove/add approach also does work for now, it just coul

Re: Permutation of scene graph children

You can also try using FXCollections.sort() directly on the children and see if that helps since you were wondering about a sort operation. This is intended specifically for use with ObservableList objects. This has worked well for me. I don't know how many events this will end up firing, since it

Re: Permutation of scene graph children

Hi Anirvan, On 02.12.2014 06:33, Anirvan Sarkar wrote: java.util.List doesn't support a swap operation but there is Collections.swap(List, int, int) for that. thanks for the pointer. Added a comm

Re: Permutation of scene graph children

Tom, I know about Collections.swap but it looks like a bad idea to use on scene graph children because it seems to temporarily have a duplicate element in the list and I can't have a node twice in the scene graph. The setAll approach is what I am using now but native permutation or swap suppo

Re: Permutation of scene graph children

I'd rather like to see ObservableList.move()/swap() which since we now have Java8 this could be implemented as a default methods. I think what you can do to make the swap only fire one event is to use Object[] data = l.toArray(); // reorder l.setAll(data); Tom On 02.12.14 06:33, Anirvan Sarka