Examples of onMouseClickedProperty()


Examples of javafx.scene.control.Button.onMouseClickedProperty()

            .withStringConverter(StringConverterFactory.forInteger())
            ;
        lSpinner.setStyle("-fxx-value-alignment:CENTER_RIGHT;");
       
        Button lButton = new Button("change CSS");
        lButton.onMouseClickedProperty().set(new EventHandler<MouseEvent>()
        {
          @Override
          public void handle(MouseEvent arg0)
          {
            //lSpinner.setStyle("-fxx-arrow-position:SPLIT;");
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Examples of javafx.scene.control.Label.onMouseClickedProperty()

      lLabel.getStyleClass().add("weekday-label");
      lLabel.setMaxWidth(Integer.MAX_VALUE); // this is one of those times; why the @#$@#$@#$ do I need to specify this in order to make the damn label centered?
     
      // remember the column it is associated with
      lLabel.setUserData(Integer.valueOf(i));
      lLabel.onMouseClickedProperty().set(weekdayLabelMouseClickedPropertyEventHandler);

      // remember it
      weekdayLabels.add(lLabel);
    }
   
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Examples of javafx.scene.control.Label.onMouseClickedProperty()

      // remember it
      weeknumberLabels.add(lLabel);
     
      // remember the row it is associated with
      lLabel.setUserData(Integer.valueOf(i));
      lLabel.onMouseClickedProperty().set(weeknumerLabelMouseClickedPropertyEventHandler);
    }
   
    // setup: 6 rows of 7 days per week (which is the maximum number of buttons required in the worst case layout)
    for (int i = 0; i < 6 * 7; i++)
    {
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