I’ve been thinking about this some more, and I really didn’t like the idea of
adding a new method to the Application class for each application menu thing we
wanted to support. I think it is much better to add a new, final
ApplicationMenu class to javafx.application.
I have also added what I th
Hi,
I'm not really sure about this feature, but integration with linux
desktops should be done with XDG Desktop Portals
https://flatpak.github.io/xdg-desktop-portal/docs/
Em qua., 23 de out. de 2024 às 14:23, David Kopp
escreveu:
> That is a good question. I need to look into what Ubuntu doe
Ok, thanks.
Have a blessed day.
> On Oct 23, 2024, at 12:54 PM, Michael Strauß wrote:
>
> Don’t worry about the JBS ticket for now. You can create a branch on your own
> JFX fork and give it whatever name you want. If this proceeds, you’ll later
> create a PR from your personal branch to the
I think we don't need separate ConditionalFeatures, because an
application that supports one type of app menu item will support all
of them. Maybe something like ConditionalFeature.APPLICATION_MENU will
suffice.
In addition to that, I've looked at several other applications, and
most of them have
Don’t worry about the JBS ticket for now. You can create a branch on your
own JFX fork and give it whatever name you want. If this proceeds, you’ll
later create a PR from your personal branch to the JFX master branch, and
we can get the JBS ticket sorted out then.
David Kopp schrieb am Mi. 23. O
That is a good question. I need to look into what Ubuntu does in that regard.
I only really looked at the SDK code for the MacApplication.
I think it would be helpful for someone to create a bug tracker issue so we
could create a branch to start working on various approaches.
> On Oct 23, 2024
Michael, would you be willing to create an issue in the JavaFX issue tracker so
I could start working on this?
Have a blessed day,
David Kopp
> On Oct 14, 2024, at 7:29 PM, David Kopp wrote:
>
> I have looked into the Desktop API implementation in the JDK. They have their
> own code to man
I have looked into the Desktop API implementation in the JDK. They have their
own code to manipulate the Application menu, so I don’t think it will be
possible to get the About and Settings menu items to show up via the Desktop
API. I tried the code you had posted in your last email, but the men
My personal preference would be to make the existing java.awt.Desktop class
work correctly with JavaFX. I know the MacOS build of JavaFX requires the
java.desktop module anyway.
APP_ABOUT and APP_PREFERENCES are only supported on MacOS. They were added to
provide a public API to replace the old
Thank you for your feedback.
I did look at ConditionalFeature, but I thought they were more Platform as a
whole related. However, I have no problem with your suggestion.
My first take here was basically wholesale theft of the java.awt.Desktop API.
> On Oct 12, 2024, at 6:10 PM, Michael Strauß
> On Oct 12, 2024, at 9:35 AM, David Kopp wrote:
>
> Hello everyone,
>
> I develop cross platform JavaFX applications. On MacOS one of the annoying
> things about JavaFX is that it does not provide a way to add About
> <> and Settings… to the application menu bar like the
> java.awt.Desktop
Hi David,
this sounds like a good enhancement.
As far as the API is concerned, here are some quick comments:
1. We already have the ConditionalFeature enum, there's probably no
need to invent another one.
2. AboutHandler and PreferencesHandler can be Runnable instead,
there's nothing special abo
Hello everyone,
I develop cross platform JavaFX applications. On MacOS one of the annoying
things about JavaFX is that it does not provide a way to add About <>
and Settings… to the application menu bar like the java.awt.Desktop class does
in Swing.
My proposal is to add similar functionality
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