On 2014-1-6 17:19, Richard Bair wrote:
MigLayout is a very popular layout engine in Swing and SWT (and also gaining
ground on Android), I think it would be good for SceneBuilder to better support
MigLayout.
+1, I’d love to see enough support in SceneBuilder that any 3rd party layout
containe
Le 6 janv. 2014 à 17:19, Richard Bair a écrit :
>> MigLayout is a very popular layout engine in Swing and SWT (and also gaining
>> ground on Android), I think it would be good for SceneBuilder to better
>> support MigLayout.
>
> +1, I’d love to see enough support in SceneBuilder that any 3rd
> MigLayout is a very popular layout engine in Swing and SWT (and also gaining
> ground on Android), I think it would be good for SceneBuilder to better
> support MigLayout.
+1, I’d love to see enough support in SceneBuilder that any 3rd party layout
container could supply editor support, so th
Simply dropping the jars is not possible, because MigLayout is split into two
jars; core and javafx. Core does not contain any JavaFX classes and thus
SceneBuilder does not import it (button is disabled). After manually merging
the two jars into one, MigPane is listed in SB as a custom control
Well, I figure the helper lines will be a problem anyhow. But I was planning on
just trying it.
Tom
On 2014-1-3 11:04, Eric Le Ponner wrote:
I guess it's worth trying to drop MigPane JAR file in SB2 library panel and see.
However SB2 makes some assumptions about containers.
So that might not
I guess it's worth trying to drop MigPane JAR file in SB2 library panel and see.
However SB2 makes some assumptions about containers.
So that might not work straight away.
Eric
Le 3 janv. 2014 à 10:10, Tom Eugelink a écrit :
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> Would it be possible to offer MigPane as a Container in SceneBui
That would be great! We only using MigPane for all our layouts…
Am 03.01.2014 um 10:10 schrieb Tom Eugelink :
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> Would it be possible to offer MigPane as a Container in SceneBuilder?
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> Tom
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Would it be possible to offer MigPane as a Container in SceneBuilder?
Tom
