object EventIncludes extends EventIncludes
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def
eventClosureWrapperWithParam[J <: javafx.event.Event, S <: SFXDelegate[J], R](handler: (S) ⇒ R)(implicit jfx2sfx: (J) ⇒ S): EventHandler[J]
Converts a closure to a JavaFX EventHandler.
Converts a closure to a JavaFX EventHandler. It is used when the event properties will be used.
Enables following use:
button.onAction = (e:ActionEvent) => { println("Handling button action: " + e) doSomething(e) }
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JavaFX Event subclass.
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Closure that that takes scalafx.event.Event as argument.
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JavaFX EventHandler which handle method will call handler
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eventClosureWrapperWithZeroParam[T <: javafx.event.Event, R](handler: () ⇒ R): EventHandler[T]
Converts a closure to a JavaFX EventHandler.
Converts a closure to a JavaFX EventHandler. It is used when information about event is not be used.
Enables following use:
button.onAction = () => { println("Handling button action") doSomething() }
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JavaFX Event subclass.
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Closure that will not handle event.
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JavaFX EventHandler which handle method will call handler
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jfxActionEvent2sfx(ae: javafx.event.ActionEvent): ActionEvent
Converts a
javafx.event.ActionEvent
instance to its ScalaFX counterpart.Converts a
javafx.event.ActionEvent
instance to its ScalaFX counterpart.- ae
JavaFX ActionEvent
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ScalaFX ActionEvent
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jfxEvent2sfx(e: javafx.event.Event): Event
Converts a
javafx.event.Event
instance to its ScalaFX counterpart.Converts a
javafx.event.Event
instance to its ScalaFX counterpart.- e
JavaFX Event
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ScalaFX Event
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jfxEventDispatchChain2sfx(e: javafx.event.EventDispatchChain): EventDispatchChain
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jfxEventDispatcher2sfx(e: javafx.event.EventDispatcher): EventDispatcher
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jfxEventTarget2sfx(e: javafx.event.EventTarget): EventTarget
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jfxEventType2sfx[T <: javafx.event.Event](e: javafx.event.EventType[T]): EventType[T]
Converts a
javafx.event.EventType
instance to its ScalaFX counterpart.Converts a
javafx.event.EventType
instance to its ScalaFX counterpart.- T
Event Type
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JavaFX EventType
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ScalaFX EventType
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jfxWeakEventHandler2sfx[T <: javafx.event.Event](weh: javafx.event.WeakEventHandler[T]): WeakEventHandler[T]
Converts a
javafx.event.WeakEventHandler
instance to its ScalaFX counterpart.Converts a
javafx.event.WeakEventHandler
instance to its ScalaFX counterpart.- T
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JavaFX WeakEventHandler
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ScalaFX WeakEventHandler
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handle[J <: javafx.event.Event, R](handler: ⇒ R): EventHandler[J]
NOTE: use of
handle
is deprecated in Scala 2.12 and newer, you can use standard Scala syntax:NOTE: use of
handle
is deprecated in Scala 2.12 and newer, you can use standard Scala syntax:button.onAction = _ => { println("Handling button action") doSomething() }
For Scala 2.11 and older, you can use
handle
to create a simple event handler when information about event is not be used.Enables following use:
button.onAction = handle { println("Handling button action") doSomething() }
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JavaFX Event subclass.
- handler
code executed when event is handled.
- returns
JavaFX EventHandler which will wrap the input code
handler
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(Since version R19) Starting with Scala 2.12
handle{...}
can be replaced with idiomatic Scala code_ => {...}
ScalaFX is a UI DSL written within the Scala Language that sits on top of JavaFX 2.x and and JavaFX 8. This means that every ScalaFX application is also a valid Scala application. By extension it supports full interoperability with Java and can run anywhere the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) and JavaFX 2.0 or JavaFX 8 are supported.
Package Structure
ScalaFX package structure corresponds to JavaFX package structure, for instance
scalafx.animation
corresponds tojavafx.animation
.Example Usage
A basic ScalaFX application is created creating an object that is an instance of
JFXApp
. Following Java FX theatre metaphor, it contains astage
that contains ascene
. Astage
roughly corresponds to a window in a typical UI environment. Thescene
holds UI content presented to the user. In the example below, the content is a pane with a singlelabel
component.