9.4 Graphics Supplement
That’s an interesting color. What’s it called?
—A FRIEND ON SEEING MY NEWLY PAINTED DINING ROOM
In this supplement, we introduce a few additional user interface controls and shapes that can be used in window applications. They include the CheckBox, RadioButton, Spinner, ChoiceBox, ImageView, Circle, and Rectangle classes. Then we give an example processing mouse events and animating objects within a loop timer. There are many other additional classes available as part of JavaFX. You can read about them on Oracle’s JavaFX website.
Additional User Interface Controls and Shapes
The CheckBox control allows you to create a box that is either checked or not checked. It can be used to allow the user to select a Boolean option. ...
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