I know I'm reiterating, but just to keep the point alive; personally I would
still prefer to have such information placed in an explicit layout constraint
class.
node.setMargin(x); layout.getChildren().add(node);
vs
layout.add(node, new Constraint().margin(x));
It also prevents the Node
On 06/11/2013 03:01 PM, Tom Eugelink wrote:
I know I'm reiterating, but just to keep the point alive; personally I
would still prefer to have such information placed in an explicit
layout constraint class.
node.setMargin(x); layout.getChildren().add(node);
vs
layout.add(node, new
On 2013-06-11 15:36, Martin Sladecek wrote:
Means new *Constraint class and new add method for each layout *Pane class. Also one of
the nice side-effects of having this as a property is that we can style it using
-fx-margin CSS property.
Yup, constraint classes with values that are relevant
