org.controlsfx.tools

Class Borders.EmptyBorders

java.lang.Object

org.controlsfx.tools.Borders.EmptyBorders

Enclosing class:

Borders

public class Borders.EmptyBorders
extends java.lang.Object

A fluent API that is only indirectly instantiable via the Borders fluent API, and which allows for an empty border to be wrapped around a given Node.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
Borders	build() Builds the Border and adds it to the list of borders to wrap around the given Node (which will be constructed and returned when Borders.build() is called.
javafx.scene.Node	buildAll() A convenience method, this is equivalent to calling build() followed by Borders.build().
Borders.EmptyBorders	padding(double padding) Specifies that the wrapped Node should have the given padding around all four sides of itself.
Borders.EmptyBorders	padding(double top, double right, double bottom, double left) Specifies that the wrapped Node should be wrapped with the given padding for each of its four sides, going in the order top, right, bottom, and finally left.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Method Detail

padding

public Borders.EmptyBorders padding(double padding)

Specifies that the wrapped Node should have the given padding around all four sides of itself.

padding

public Borders.EmptyBorders padding(double top,
                                    double right,
                                    double bottom,
                                    double left)

Specifies that the wrapped Node should be wrapped with the given padding for each of its four sides, going in the order top, right, bottom, and finally left.

build

public Borders build()

Builds the Border and adds it to the list of borders to wrap around the given Node (which will be constructed and returned when Borders.build() is called.

buildAll

public javafx.scene.Node buildAll()

A convenience method, this is equivalent to calling build() followed by Borders.build(). In other words, calling this will return the original Node wrapped in all its borders specified.