Hello EveryOne,
The Question I may be asking may be easyone.I'm a newbie to JavaFX and I've got work regarding this. So please help out. Here is my question ---
Can i divide entire TextArea into different parts - like Top Portion for Holding History/Log. Middle Part for using Styling(like ComboBoxes to set font and color accordingly) and Bottom part of that textarea to type messages. So that those msg are sent to Top part after clicking send button.
So, I was not able to figure out whether i can do it or not. If So, please help me. Thanks in advance.
You could use a SplitPane or similar container, and just have multiple text areas
The picture above is using a GridPane
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I couldn't find the answer to my question anywhere, so I hope I don't ask something twice.
When I need to divide a ListView cell in my Xamarin.Forms app, I simply use Grid to do that and that works perfectly fine. Now I need to do the same in a Button, but I have no idea how and if this is even possible.
I need to create a grid like this:
(black contour is the button, red lines are de grid lines)
Is this even possible?
I hope someone can help.
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I am working on a project with Qt 3D Studio, I have a concern regarding animating single objects in slide, while rest of the objects are not effected.
To explain, let's consider three Slides "MoveCarRight", "MoveCarCenter" and "SignNoRight". (Please see attached picture to give you idea about my scene.)
"MoveCarRight" is used for moving car to right, "SignNoRight" is used for animating traffic sign on the Z axis so that it enters the scene.
I control those slides from QML side by entering:
presentation.goToSlide("Scene","MoveCarRight")
presentation.goToSlide("Scene","SignNoRight")
However, inevitably I can't control the objects seperately. When I go to slide "SignNoRight", I want the car to stay the same, if it was previously moved to center, it should stay at the center, if it was previously moved to right, it should stay right. Right now, when I enter "SignNoRight" it is always centered.
I would think there would be a simple solution to this, yet I couldn't find it. Any help is greately appreciated. Thanks in advance.
I have solved my problem with the introduction of data input controllers. See example: https://doc.qt.io/qt3dstudio/openglruntime/qtstudio3d-qmldatainput-qml-qmldatainput-main-qml.html
Im working on a ux for a game, the construction of the ux in short is: AnchorPane->ScrollPane->AnchorPane->BorderPane, etc.
The problem im currently having is that the horizental scroller appears only when the window is really small, which when resizing the window pushes some components over others.
Therefore i wanted to define a value on which the horizental scroller will appear and work. altought the policy of the vbar and hbar are marked as needed - the hbar doesnt show up when needed.
I know it sounds easy, but ive tried and looked for a solution but without luck.
is there any way to do it?
P.s, ive added some pictures that describes the above, as you can see the vertical scroller works as needed, the horizental one doesnt.
hbar doesnt work as expected.
thanks in advance,
tom.
I'm looking for guidance here:
I have an image of a band about halfway down my page. When the user scrolls to it I'd like the band name to appear on top of it and then each member's heads get circled and their names popup next to each circle.
Hopefully that's clear -- it is in my head at least.
I'm thinking this could be accomplished using CSS animations, but I unsure. There's probably more than one way to skin this cat. Looking to be pointed in the right direction.
Thanks in advance.
So everyone loves this new Layout semantics in storyboard, it's dynamic in a way it adapts at runtime when we're inside a UINavigationController for example.
Now what about inputViews? I know inputViews are NOT part of my view, but wouldn't it make sense to affect the bottom layout guide of the containing view when a keyboard is displayed?
I mean, I've seen several coding solutions to this issue, but only one affectively takes advantage of the bottom layout guide (the others are deprecated or plain simple wrong approaches), but even that one sounds hard-wacky-coding and naturally it doesn't animate.
Is there a way to tell the view to adjust the bottom layout guide for input views automatically? I mean in storyboard? or do we need to do this sucky code let every time we use a keyboard in our application?
If the Keyboard appearing animated:YES would affect the bottom layout guide in it's progress we'd have yet another apple-is-so-cool-they-make-all-the-hard-work-for-us-while-enforcing-their-user-interface-guidelines....aff that was long :)