Introduction to the extended control library controlsfx of javafx

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Controlsfx is an extension control library of javafx. Is a supplement to the built-in controls of javafx.

The following is an example of controlsfx:

As you can see, some new controls are added to controlsfx. Let's take a look at the controls!

Buttonbar:

This is a simple horizontal placement of some buttons that can automatically control their positions.

Dialogs:

It is regrettable that there is no dialog box in javafx. Controlsfx provides a series of APIS for creating dialogs, And we can easily create custom dialogs.

Gridview:

This is a control similar to the grid class of listview. In fact, it is similar to the gridview in Android. It is also a very common control.

Rangeslider:

This is a slider, but there are two slide that can be dragged, one controlling the minimum value and the other controlling the maximum value. The two sides are textfield, which can be input.

Rating:

This is a simple voting control and does not need to be described too much.

Segmentedbutton:

This is actually a set of buttons with the same togglegroup, but it is better than directly using visual effects.

In addition, controlsfx: http://fxexperience.com/controlsfx/

Note: controlsfx can only be used in the javafx 8.0 b91 or later versions. That is to say, we must use JDK 8 to use this javafx extension library.

JDK 8: https://jdk8.java.net/download.html.

If you are interested, you can try it.

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