InnerUI adds some king of window system you can have inside of your JavaFx application. Basically it adds window into window or in other words layout nodes with user interface! I never planned to release this thing. This was my attempt to create whole operation system but suddenly I realized that it will not be that easy. I mean, it was utopia to think that one person will make entire operation system. But I thought it would be nice if I publish that what I manage to create before I stop with operation system development. So that's Inner UI. Feel free to report any problems, issues or what I should add or change.
- If you want to add or see issues just click on Issues section in up.
- If you want to comment use Issues section too.
- If you want to see or learn some things about library then see the documentation or open-source Examples Pack.
- If you want to download library, dont use commits section, use Releases section or click that big green button "Clone or download" to download the latest version.
- And if you want to see changelog open changelog file or use Releases section too.
Ps. Please visit this page sometimes again, because the new version may be release.
In update 1.3.0 there will be rework of entire window system. The main thing is that WindowBase will extends Node so now you will be able to add window directly in to your layout node. This will bring alot of changes like:
- Class UpdateHandler will be removed followed by every method that is working with UpdateHandlers and will be replaced with JavaFx properties!
- Based on previous point WSS will be changed or even completely replaced by CSS.
- MoveableWindow will be merged with EmptyWindow.
- LogicalHandler and PrimitiveHandler will be also removed and replaced by JavaFx event systen.
- Also all interfaces (Moveable, Resizable...) will be removed because they are pointless.
- Class Manager might be changed or completely removed but this is unlikely.
- Some method will be removed but only inevitable ones, the majority become "Deprecated" meaning you should not use it but you will have alot of time to find other solution (this solution will be provided in new JavaDoc)!