This library provides a set of rich components for the JavaFX platform.
New TextHTML component
Java Web Start DemosRequires Java 6 update 10 or later. Click Here to get it.
TextHTML control demo ImagesAccordion control demo Gauge + Knob controls demo Knob control demo Stage Controller basic demo Stage Controller events demo Graphical PopupMenu control demo (experimental)
Notice how the demos persist position and size from session to session, that's because the Stage Controller component.
DocumentationTextHTML control ImagesAccordion control Stage controller Gauge control Knob control PopupMenu (experimental) Latest memeFX library updatesv0.3.4 TextHTML: bug fixed, new instance functions onLinkEntered and onLinkExited, new global functions mainOnLinkEntered and mainOnLinkExited, new instance link background colors: onLinkEnteredColor, onLinkExitedColor and global link background colors: mainOnLinkEnteredColor and mainOnLinkExitedColor (see documentation for details). v0.3.3 TextHTML: bug fixed, tag "font name=" renamed to "font face=", onClick function renamed as onLinkPressed, implementation of a global function to capture all the links clicked accross all the TextHTML controls (see documentation for details). ImagesAccordion: onClick item function renamed as onLinkPressed. v0.3.2 TextHTML re-engineered code v0.3.1 TextHTML bug fix v0.3.0 NEW HTML TEXT COMPONENT (TextHTML) , ImagesAccordion now supports HTML text v0.2.6 Gauge.INMEDIATE renamed as Gauge.IMMEDIATE v0.2.5 April 7, 2009 - Cursor setup for ImagesAccordion & Knob controls v0.2.4 March 27, 2009 - ImagesAccordion orientation + functions (select, next & previous). Additional speed configuration for Gauge control (speed:Gauge.USERDEFINED + userDefinedSpeed:duration) and Knob control (speed:duration). Demos codeDownload the demos source code from the download section. Experimental codeThis code not necessarily will be included in future releases of the library. JavaFX tipIt's always a good idea to include the canSkip:true parameter into the Timelines related to animations. Check this video
MemesA meme (pronounced /miːm/ - like theme) is a theorietical unit or element of cultural ideas, symbols or practices; such units or elements transmit from one mind to another through speech, gestures, rituals, or other imitable phenomena. The etymology of the term relates to the Greek word mimema for mimic. Memes act as cultural analogues to genes in that they self-replicate and respond to selective pressures.
