How can I connect to WinAPI from JavaFX?
I decided to change the appearance of the Stage title bar in JavaFX, but here’s the problem: I can’t do it adequately using Java’s internal forces. All the options, like Undecorated and Transparent, didn’t suit me, since I couldn’t change the window size adequately, functions like splitting the screen into 2 working areas when moving the window to the right or left, expanding the window to full screen, and others didn’t work. I’d like to customize the window as much as possible (change the color, add buttons, etc.), and also have access to other WinAPI functions from under Java. Can someone point me in the right direction, explain what’s what, because I’ve already wasted a month. Thanks!
How can I connect to WinAPI from JavaFX?
I decided to change the appearance of the Stage title bar in JavaFX, but here’s the problem: I can’t do it adequately using Java’s internal forces. All the options, like Undecorated and Transparent, didn’t suit me, since I couldn’t change the window size adequately, functions like splitting the screen into 2 working areas when moving the window to the right or left, expanding the window to full screen, and others didn’t work. I’d like to customize the window as much as possible (change the color, add buttons, etc.), and also have access to other WinAPI functions from under Java. Can someone point me in the right direction, explain what’s what, because I’ve already wasted a month. Thanks!
How can I connect to WinAPI from JavaFX?
I decided to change the appearance of the Stage title bar in JavaFX, but here’s the problem: I can’t do it adequately using Java’s internal forces. All the options, like Undecorated and Transparent, didn’t suit me, since I couldn’t change the window size adequately, functions like splitting the screen into 2 working areas when moving the window to the right or left, expanding the window to full screen, and others didn’t work. I’d like to customize the window as much as possible (change the color, add buttons, etc.), and also have access to other WinAPI functions from under Java. Can someone point me in the right direction, explain what’s what, because I’ve already wasted a month. Thanks!
How can I connect to WinAPI from JavaFX?
I decided to change the appearance of the Stage title bar in JavaFX, but here’s the problem: I can’t do it adequately using Java’s internal forces. All the options, like Undecorated and Transparent, didn’t suit me, since I couldn’t change the window size adequately, functions like splitting the screen into 2 working areas when moving the window to the right or left, expanding the window to full screen, and others didn’t work. I’d like to customize the window as much as possible (change the color, add buttons, etc.), and also have access to other WinAPI functions from under Java. Can someone point me in the right direction, explain what’s what, because I’ve already wasted a month. Thanks!
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