scalqa.Fx.Control.Tooltip

Fx.Tooltip

class Tooltip(s: Opt) extends Fx.Popup.Control
Companion
object
Source
__.scala
class Fx.Window
class Object
trait Matchable
class Any

Def

def attachTo(n: Node): Unit
Source
__.scala
@targetName("graphic_Pro")
def graphic_*: Pro.ObservableMutable[Node]
Source
__.scala

Inherited

def centerOnScreen: Unit
Inherited from
Window
Source
__.scala
lazy protected val eventStore: Store
Inherited from
Provider
Source
Provider.scala
@targetName("height_Pro")
lazy val height_*: O
Inherited from
Window
Source
__.scala
def hide: Unit
Inherited from
Window
Source
__.scala
def onHidden[U](l: () => U): Control
Inherited from
Window
Source
__.scala
def onHiding[U](l: () => U): Control
Inherited from
Window
Source
__.scala
def onShowing[U](l: () => U): Control
Inherited from
Window
Source
__.scala
def onShown[U](l: () => U): Control
Inherited from
Window
Source
__.scala
final def real: REAL

JavaFX peer

JavaFX peer

Returns the real JavaFX peer, which makes GUI happen

JavaFx controls can be manipulated directly, especially for functionality not implemented in ScalqaFx

Inherited from
Gui
Source
__.scala
lazy val scene: Fx.Scene
Inherited from
Window
Source
Window.scala
def scene_?: Opt[Fx.Scene]
Inherited from
Window
Source
__.scala
def show(w: Window): Unit
Inherited from
Window
Source
Window.scala
def show(w: Window, x: Double, y: Double): Unit
Inherited from
Window
Source
Window.scala
def show(n: Parent, x: Double, y: Double): Unit
Inherited from
Window
Source
Window.scala
@targetName("width_Pro")
lazy val width_*: O
Inherited from
Window
Source
__.scala
@targetName("x_Pro")
lazy val x_*: O
Inherited from
Window
Source
__.scala
@targetName("y_Pro")
lazy val y_*: O
Inherited from
Window
Source
__.scala