I have created a javafx application using javafx scene builder to design its interface, when i try to show some Persian or Arabic characters scene builder shows it in disorder mode, for example while i change a label's text to a Persian or Arabic word "اسم" it is writing in disorder mode (from left to right) like "م س ا" (without any space between the characters). I think maybe javafx scene builder doesn't support Persian or Arabic languages but i know there should be some way, so please help me how to do it.
Note: i just want to change the text of my label, button or some other control via double clicking on the control and change its text, so i haven't done any coding.
Kind Regards.
I faced with the same problem and after lots of search with my friend we solved the problem by using bdo tag.
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We still have a problem with text inputs, and I was hoping if anybody could help.
Use a version of JavaFX with RTL support That is JavaFX 8 (included in JDK8).
I think maybe javafx scene builder doesn't support Persian or Arabic languages
Yes, this is currently correct.
Support for right to left writing won't be available in JavaFX (and consequently SceneBuilder as it is built on JavaFX), until the JDK8 release (currently scheduled for September, 2013).
You can make use of the SceneBuilder 1.1 early access previews, to see if the functionality has been added to a late development build. But, I don't think RTL support is in the current SceneBuilder 1.1 preview builds.
but i know there should be some way
I do not believe this will be possible until it is supported in the underlying platform.
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I am new to Qt in general, and I have been playing with it to get to learn about it since I have to develop a very specific text editor.
I want to know if anyone could help me understand which one is better (or the most indicated) for the development of a rich text editor. I have worked before with C and C++ but Qt Widgets seems like a very step hill for the time being and I am completely new to javascript in general.
Some of the settings that I would need to implement on the text editor for better context are:
Look for the user to be always connected to internet.
Transfer and receive data from another program.
Grant read only to the opened files and then permission to write on them when a button is clicked.
Has to work on linux and windows.
Needs to look great.
My context:
So far I have done a few little applications and even a little rich text editor on Qt Widgets, but since I was having problems with the GUI implementation that I wanted, I started looking for a way to solve it and found that Qt Quick might be the solution.
I have been trying Qt Quick, and for now on looks great, but I do not know if it has the capabilities to do what I have explained before. Or if it is better to use one or another.
I decided to create a new post since the one that I found looking for something similar is from 2014.
Also, the text editor for now only needs to work on desktop, but in a future might be on other devices and embedded systems.
I just installed Scene Builder and my editor looks like this. Can't read anything. I assume somehow I am missing the font the editor tries to use?
So in case anyone encounters this problem. I quickly realized this is not a Scene Builder but a general JavaFX problem. Somehow my Segoe UI font was corrupted or something. I un-/reinstalled it and the characters are displayed normally now.
I got the same I downloaded and reinstalled Segoe UI at https://freefontsfamily.com/segoe-ui-font-free/
I had the same issue and just resolved it a few moments ago. Originally, I was running an older version of the JavaFX SDK (version 11) and as soon as I upgraded to version 16 and added this line (xmlns="javafx.com/javafx" xmlns:fx="javafx.com/fxml/1") in my .fxml file, everything became okay.
The strange characters and symbols no longer show when I run the scene, but they are still visible in the Intellij Scene Builder environment. That's okay though, since I can create my scenes in the formal Scene Builder application and simply import them in.
I have two problems with my javafx application if I switch to fullscreen.
1) My application is completly written in english, and a language apart from english should never be supported. The FULLSCREEN-Message is displayed in german (my OS language). Can I change the language of this message for all Plattforms, no matter what language the user has?
2) The font-size is a way too big, can I change it via CSS? What css class selects this text?
Here is a screenshot to visualize my problem(s).
Thank you for reading =)
I don't think the message can be styled or disabled in JavaFX 2.2, see here.
For the language, use Locale.setDefault(...), if it does not interfere with other aspects of the application. If the langauage you set is supported, it will work (works for me on Windows 7 - Java 7 - JavaFX 2.2).
And to nag a bit: If I set Locale to GERMAN it does indeed display outside the box, just like your picture >:(
Currently I work on localization for a Flex application. From an article I know that you can control the localization with the following FlashVars:
resourceModuleURLs
localeChain
Are there any other FlashVars reserved by Adobe that a Flash/Flex Developer should know about?
I recently was playing with ContextMenuItem and found a list of words that cannot be used for a caption or label in a ContextMenuItem. Not sure if it helps.
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Also a hack was suggested here, although I never tried it personally.
This article has a fairly easy tutorial. The conversation in the comments will cover a few best practices for you as well.
Here is an adobe livedoc on runtime localization that you may not have seen yet either.
This final link provides an update on the changes in the localization API made in Flex 3 and documents the deprecated and new classes/methods, etc. (a list with examples is at the bottom of the document).
On a side note if anyone is looking for a tool to help out with translations David Deraedt wrote some nice air apps called Lupo Localization Studio that are reasonably inexpensive.
I am new to this term JavaFX Script, just want to know more on the use of JavaFX Scripts.
thanks you.
JavaFX is a RIA framework, which is something similar to Silverlight and Flash. just check out the JavaFx and will get an idea about what exactly is,.
Well, being as Oracle issued an 'end of life' statement pronouncing javafx 1.3 (and javafx script) dead come September 20, I would say that 'javafx script is of no use whatsoever, except perhaps for dealing with some legacy code'.
That's what I would say if I took your question literally and wanted to be a smart ass. Java fx script was a UI language that went along with javafx 1.3, suns original javafx user interface multimedia oriented development kit. It had its own scripting language interoperable with java.
This, many believed (mysself included) was a terrifically stupid move on suns part. We wanted to code in java and didn't want to have to dick around with some stupid scripting language. Oracle answered our prayers with JavaFX 2.0. It is to put it simply, the user interface toolkit that replaces the old standard, Swing. It's more than that -- it's based on it's own graphics engine Prism, so it pretty much replaces all of the old java multimedia classes, AWT, SWING, GRAPHICS 2D, etc. etc. And you can write it in pure Java code.
It's also correct, as the user above pointed out, that it's a flash competitor. Basically it's an SDK for producing rich cllient interfaces for the web or for the desktop... maybe even for mobile platforms but I'm not sure there.
Hope this helps -- if you want to learn more I suggest Apress publishings Pro JavaFX 2.0 Best book avbailable on Javafx 2.0 ( actually one of only two in print to date, but still damn well written)
It's supposed to be a Flash compete.