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    abhinay

    11/14/2017, 1:12 AM
    @Juan You can get a translucent background effect by adjusting the opacity of the node.
  • j

    Juan

    11/14/2017, 1:13 AM
    @abhinay But it contains a text inside which I want to keep its opacity
  • a

    abhinay

    11/14/2017, 1:14 AM
    override the opacity of the Text child node.
  • j

    Juan

    11/14/2017, 1:17 AM
    @abhinay It doesn't work
  • a

    abhinay

    11/14/2017, 1:19 AM
    What did you do?
  • j

    Juan

    11/14/2017, 1:21 AM
    Copy code
    hbox {
                text("Lorem Ipsum") {
                    addClass(LoginStyles.title)
                }
                style {
                    backgroundColor += c("#FFFFFF")
                    opacity = .10
                }
            }
    and then 
    opacity = 1.0
    to the text node through the stylesheet
  • a

    abhinay

    11/14/2017, 1:24 AM
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    hbox {
                text("Lorem Ipsum") {
                    addClass(LoginStyles.title)
                    style {
                        opacity = 1.0
                   } 
                }
                style {
                    backgroundColor += c("#FFFFFF")
                    opacity = .10
                }
            }
  • a

    abhinay

    11/14/2017, 1:24 AM
    Just to test, can you try this out.
  • a

    abhinay

    11/14/2017, 1:24 AM
    Apologies for the formatthing, I am on mobile 🙂
  • j

    Juan

    11/14/2017, 1:25 AM
    Still not working
  • a

    abhinay

    11/14/2017, 1:27 AM
    OK, that's strange. I will get back to my workstation, test it and then reply.
  • j

    Juan

    11/14/2017, 1:27 AM
    I appreciate
  • a

    abhinay

    11/14/2017, 1:47 AM
    It seems that the function already allows you to set the opacity on the background. So, you could just do this:
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    hbox {
    text("Lorem Ipsum")
    style {
        backgroundColor += c("#FFFFFF", .10)
    }
}
  • j

    Juan

    11/14/2017, 1:51 AM
    OMG thank you!
  • p

    plebian

    11/14/2017, 2:20 AM
    Is there a way to get the "parent object" while using 
    cellFormat
    ? As far as I can tell 
    it
    only refers to the specific variable for the column.
    Untitled.kt
  • a

    abhinay

    11/14/2017, 3:00 AM
    What are you trying to achieve here?
  • p

    plebian

    11/14/2017, 3:03 AM
    conditional formatting based on variables not shown to the end user
  • p

    plebian

    11/14/2017, 3:05 AM
    In what I'm actually doing 
    typeBar
    would be an enum, and I want to format the text based on what that enum is
  • a

    abhinay

    11/14/2017, 3:07 AM
    And who would decide the value of typeBar? What has it to do with TableCell's parent?
  • p

    plebian

    11/14/2017, 3:08 AM
    the type is just part of the object, it's generated elsewhere and passed to here for display
  • p

    plebian

    11/14/2017, 3:08 AM
    I don't want the parent of TableCell, I want the object that the row of the table is using
  • p

    plebian

    11/14/2017, 3:10 AM
    so if 
    it
    is the 
    stringBar
    of a 
    Foo
    object, is there any way to get other variables of that 
    Foo
    object?
  • a

    abhinay

    11/14/2017, 3:11 AM
    As a matter of fact, in the scene-graph, the parent of TableCell is the TableRow 😛
  • a

    abhinay

    11/14/2017, 3:11 AM
    For conditional formatting in JavaFX, I generally use a pseudo-class.
  • a

    abhinay

    11/14/2017, 3:11 AM
    I g2g. Will comment on this when I am back.
  • p

    plebian

    11/14/2017, 3:11 AM
    alright
  • p

    plebian

    11/14/2017, 3:21 AM
    here's a less abstract example using people/employees
    -.kt
  • p

    plebian

    11/14/2017, 3:23 AM
    pretty silly example because there's no real reason to not have the type in its own column like the other variables, but just trust me on that what I want to do is a different situation
  • c

    carlw

    11/14/2017, 3:24 AM
    @plebian Maybe you can do something like this but bind to the style property?
  • c

    carlw

    11/14/2017, 3:24 AM
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