JFXApp

@deprecated("`JFXApp` depends on `DelayedInit` that is deprecated since Scala 2.11.0 and no longer works in Scala 3. Use `JFXApp3` instead.", since = "16.0.0-R23") trait JFXApp extends DelayedInit

ScalaFX applications can extend JFXApp to create properly initialized JavaFX applications.

On the back end JFXApp first calls javafx.application.Application.launch then executes body of its constructor when javafx.application.Application.start(primaryStage:Stage) is called. Here is an example use:

 object SimpleScalaFXApp extends JFXApp {
    stage = new PrimaryStage {
      title = "Simple ScalaFX App"
      scene = new Scene {
        root = new StackPane {
          padding = Insets(20)
          content = new Rectangle {
            width = 200
            height = 200
            fill = Color.DEEPSKYBLUE
          }
        }
      }
    }
 }

Companion: object
Deprecated: [Since version 16.0.0-R23]
JFXApp depends on DelayedInit that is deprecated since Scala 2.11.0 and no longer works in Scala 3. Use JFXApp3 instead.

trait DelayedInit

class Object

trait Matchable

class Any

Value members

Concrete methods

Add class/object construction/initialization code to the code execution buffer.

This function is called multiple times (by the Scala compiler) with the initialization/construction code of each class and object (but not trait!) that extends JFXApp. This code is buffered until it can be executed in main().

Value Params

x: Class/object construction code to be buffered for delayed execution.

Note

You are strongly advised not to override this function.

Perform app-related initialization, and execute initialization/construction code for all classes and objects that extend this trait.

Value Params

args: Command line arguments.

Note

You are strongly advised not to override this function.

This method is called when the application should stop, and provides a convenient place to prepare for application exit and destroy resources.

It is called from javafx.Application.stop method. The implementation of this method provided by the JFXApp class does nothing.

NOTE: This method is called on the JavaFX Application Thread, the same as javafx.Application.stop method.

Concrete fields

JFXApp stage must be an instance of scalafx.application.JFXApp.PrimaryStage to ensure that it actually is a proper wrapper for the primary stage supplied by JavaFX.