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How to use the custom CSS in JavaFX without getting warning?

I am working on making a custom style for the label but when I’m calling it I’m getting the following warning Feb 06, 2021 7:54:12 PM com.sun.javafx.css.StyleManager loadStylesheetUnPrivileged WARNING: Resource “@Field-background” not found. which doesn’t make my code to get the custom CSS effect. MY Code: MY CSS Any Advise. Answer Your CSS selector .field-background is a class selector. Thus

JavaFX search in listview

I want to search in listview and my code is working but not well enough. The problem is when i write few characters in the search text field not only the result appears, but the rest of the items also appear… The code: Photos: Original list: Sorted list: ListCell implementation: Answer Your problem is not in your filter logic. I

JavaFX Get ComboBox from ChoiceDialog

I have a javafx.scene.control.ChoiceDialog object in my JavaFX project. When the dialog opens, I want to set the focus to the underlying ComboBox. However, I can’t figure out how to get the underlying ComboBox control. With a TextInputDialog, there is a method called getEditor(). Is there any way (other than reflectively accessing the private comboBox member) to get the underlying

Difference between System.getProperty(“line.separator”); and “n”?

While developing GUI with Java FX, I seem to get different results with System.getProperty(“line.separator”); and “n” during writing to a file or getting data from internet. What basically is the difference? Answer System.getProperty(“line.separator”) returns the OS dependent line separator. On Windows it returns “rn”, on Unix “n”. So if you want to generate a file with line endings for the

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