Re: properties of custom controls in SceneBuilder
I would say it's deeply embedded. SB2 currently defines a fixed list of "property classes" that can be edited in the Inspector panel. Extending this list with a new type means: - adding some specific metadata that help Scene Builder to edit/create FXML text - adding some specific UI logic that enables the Inspector panel to present and let the user edit the value Doing this requires a pretty deep understanding of SB2 architecture. Eric Le 6 janv. 2014 à 17:20, Richard Bair a écrit : > If somebody else wanted to contribute, where should they go looking for those > limitations and how to remove them? Or is it very deeply embedded in the code? > > On Jan 3, 2014, at 2:15 AM, Eric Le Ponner wrote: > >> Yes, SB currently makes a filtering : for custom components, it displays: >> - properties that are inherited from JavaFX core classes >> - properties with basic java types (integer, double, string, boolean). >> >> We'll try to remove some of those limitations over the time. >> >> Eric >> >> >> Le 3 janv. 2014 à 11:01, Tom Eugelink a écrit : >> >>> >>> Adding the controls in JFXtras to SceneBuilder worked without a problem, >>> but scene builder does not show all their properties. For example >>> CalendarTextField has 5 properties like Locale, Calendar, DateFormat, but >>> only "promptText" is shown by SceneBuilder. >>> >>> >>> >>> >> >
Re: properties of custom controls in SceneBuilder
Thanks! On Jan 6, 2014, at 8:33 AM, Eric Le Ponner wrote: > I would say it's deeply embedded. > > SB2 currently defines a fixed list of "property classes" that can be edited > in the Inspector panel. > Extending this list with a new type means: > - adding some specific metadata that help Scene Builder to edit/create FXML > text > - adding some specific UI logic that enables the Inspector panel to present > and let the user edit the value > Doing this requires a pretty deep understanding of SB2 architecture. > > Eric > > > > Le 6 janv. 2014 à 17:20, Richard Bair a écrit : > >> If somebody else wanted to contribute, where should they go looking for >> those limitations and how to remove them? Or is it very deeply embedded in >> the code? >> >> On Jan 3, 2014, at 2:15 AM, Eric Le Ponner wrote: >> >>> Yes, SB currently makes a filtering : for custom components, it displays: >>> - properties that are inherited from JavaFX core classes >>> - properties with basic java types (integer, double, string, boolean). >>> >>> We'll try to remove some of those limitations over the time. >>> >>> Eric >>> >>> >>> Le 3 janv. 2014 à 11:01, Tom Eugelink a écrit : >>> Adding the controls in JFXtras to SceneBuilder worked without a problem, but scene builder does not show all their properties. For example CalendarTextField has 5 properties like Locale, Calendar, DateFormat, but only "promptText" is shown by SceneBuilder. >>> >> >
Re: properties of custom controls in SceneBuilder
If somebody else wanted to contribute, where should they go looking for those limitations and how to remove them? Or is it very deeply embedded in the code? On Jan 3, 2014, at 2:15 AM, Eric Le Ponner wrote: > Yes, SB currently makes a filtering : for custom components, it displays: > - properties that are inherited from JavaFX core classes > - properties with basic java types (integer, double, string, boolean). > > We'll try to remove some of those limitations over the time. > > Eric > > > Le 3 janv. 2014 à 11:01, Tom Eugelink a écrit : > >> >> Adding the controls in JFXtras to SceneBuilder worked without a problem, but >> scene builder does not show all their properties. For example >> CalendarTextField has 5 properties like Locale, Calendar, DateFormat, but >> only "promptText" is shown by SceneBuilder. >> >> >> >> >
Re: properties of custom controls in SceneBuilder
Yes, SB currently makes a filtering : for custom components, it displays: - properties that are inherited from JavaFX core classes - properties with basic java types (integer, double, string, boolean). We'll try to remove some of those limitations over the time. Eric Le 3 janv. 2014 à 11:01, Tom Eugelink a écrit : > > Adding the controls in JFXtras to SceneBuilder worked without a problem, but > scene builder does not show all their properties. For example > CalendarTextField has 5 properties like Locale, Calendar, DateFormat, but > only "promptText" is shown by SceneBuilder. > > > >
properties of custom controls in SceneBuilder
Adding the controls in JFXtras to SceneBuilder worked without a problem, but scene builder does not show all their properties. For example CalendarTextField has 5 properties like Locale, Calendar, DateFormat, but only "promptText" is shown by SceneBuilder.
