javafx.scene.control

Interface Skinnable

All Known Implementing Classes:

Accordion, Button, ButtonBar, ButtonBase, Cell, CheckBox, CheckBoxListCell, CheckBoxTableCell, CheckBoxTreeCell, CheckBoxTreeTableCell, ChoiceBox, ChoiceBoxListCell, ChoiceBoxTableCell, ChoiceBoxTreeCell, ChoiceBoxTreeTableCell, ColorPicker, ComboBox, ComboBoxBase, ComboBoxListCell, ComboBoxTableCell, ComboBoxTreeCell, ComboBoxTreeTableCell, ContextMenu, Control, DateCell, DatePicker, HTMLEditor, Hyperlink, IndexedCell, Label, Labeled, ListCell, ListView, MenuBar, MenuButton, Pagination, PasswordField, PopupControl, ProgressBar, ProgressBarTableCell, ProgressBarTreeTableCell, ProgressIndicator, RadioButton, ScrollBar, ScrollPane, Separator, Slider, Spinner, SplitMenuButton, SplitPane, TableCell, TableRow, TableView, TabPane, TextArea, TextField, TextFieldListCell, TextFieldTableCell, TextFieldTreeCell, TextFieldTreeTableCell, TextInputControl, TitledPane, ToggleButton, ToolBar, Tooltip, TreeCell, TreeTableCell, TreeTableRow, TreeTableView, TreeView

public interface Skinnable

The Skinnable interface is implemented by the Control class, and therefore is implemented by all Control implementations.

Since:

JavaFX 2.0

Property Summary

Type	Property and Description
ObjectProperty<Skin<?>>	skin Skin is responsible for rendering this Control.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
Skin<?>	getSkin() Returns the skin that renders this Control
void	setSkin(Skin<?> value) Sets the skin that will render this Control
ObjectProperty<Skin<?>>	skinProperty() Skin is responsible for rendering this Control.

Property Detail

skin

ObjectProperty<Skin<?>> skinProperty

Skin is responsible for rendering this Control. From the perspective of the Control, the Skin is a black box. It listens and responds to changes in state in a Control.

There is a one-to-one relationship between a Control and its Skin. Every Skin maintains a back reference to the Control.

A skin may be null.

See Also:

getSkin(), setSkin(Skin)

Method Detail

skinProperty

ObjectProperty<Skin<?>> skinProperty()

Skin is responsible for rendering this Control. From the perspective of the Control, the Skin is a black box. It listens and responds to changes in state in a Control.

There is a one-to-one relationship between a Control and its Skin. Every Skin maintains a back reference to the Control.

A skin may be null.

See Also:

getSkin(), setSkin(Skin)

setSkin

void setSkin(Skin<?> value)

Sets the skin that will render this Control

getSkin

Skin<?> getSkin()

Returns the skin that renders this Control