I'm glad you noticed that. I was going to ask about it, but forgot over the course of collecting all these

@Ruckus I agree with your reasoning, and having them the same as they are rendered makes sense, but I'm afraid they will look alien. Would it be alright to change them to camelCase? I think that's a fair trade off.

Sounds good to me. Do you like camel over lower case? I'm not sure how much of a benefit would come from matching the builders, but it might feel more congruent.

That way if I make something with

vbox

, it would make sense that it's styled with

vbox

Hm.. good question... They shouldn't be confused with builders though, so maybe camelCase is allright? Not sure..

Hmm.. you're right.. lowercase is better.

I'll make the change

Sweet!

I'll add a review comment 🙂

This review functionality is really nice btw 🙂

Code complete helps with the css naming convention, but the docs have this type of Java -> CSS name translation: camel case and swap out the dash

@User uploaded a file: and commented: textAlignment -> -text-alignment

@carlw For everything except type selectors yes. But JavaFX also has type selectors for each class equal to the simple name of the class.

opacity=opacity?

so it would be tilePane.prefRows for the property and prefrows for the builder?

there's a few double-worded styles in the TilePane and Text sections of the reference

@carlw What do you mean opacity=opacity?

i mean there's a setOpacity that's a method and a -fx-opacity that's a style

Right, we're talking about the selectors, not the properties.

JavaFX CSS properties all start with

-fx-

(except for visibility for some reason), but the selectors (classes, IDs, pseudo-classes, and types) are different.

ok. sorry.. so .infobox is what you're talking about?

Exactly

i misread. i thought you were introducing preftilewidth, preftileheight instead of prefTileWidth and prefTileHeight

By default, JavaFX uses snake-case for classes, IDs, and pseudo-classes, but it uses the simple class name for types

yep, ex TilePane {}

that's like the HTML element syntax (body, p, etc)

Exactly. It will be rendered as

TilePane

, but in the DSL we're debating if it should be refered to as

TilePane

,

tilePane

, or

tilepane

Yep. I call them elements in the DSL too, but JavaFX refers to them as "type selectors" for some reason.

ok. ignore my comments plz