I'm not aware of one, but could be mistaken. Are you thinking of the scaling built into Pivot itself? (CTRL SHIFT + and CTRL SHIFT -)
What exactly do you need/want? 1. To create an arbitrary Component graph as normal, with whatever properties & styles specified using absolute values. (Created from BXML or in straight java code) 2. Then if placed into a 'standard' container it would render as normal. 3. If placed in the 'scale to fit' container the root component and all children would be scaled with mouse & keyboard behaviour unchanged So if the 'scale to fit' container was 3 times wider than the preferred with of the root component, and 2 times taller, its child would be stretched accordingly and have a different aspect ratio? Chris On 25 February 2011 12:54, Bill van Melle <[email protected]> wrote: > I could have sworn I once ran across a Pivot container that scaled its > child to whatever size you made the container, but I can't find it now. Was > I hallucinating? > > (Yes, I know Pivot by default scales things, in the sense that an ImageView > with fill=true will scale to its container, and things like TablePane with > width/height specified with * and GridPane make their children a size that > fills the space. But it doesn't automatically scale fonts, or any of the > other constants that one sticks in component/style properties, like vertical > spacing, padding, fixed row/column widths, etc. I tried using a > ScaleDecorator, which works as far as display is concerned, but totally > fails when it comes to hit detection on the underlying component.) >
