26.8 Wrap-Up
In this chapter, we continued our presentation of JavaFX. We discussed JavaFX layout panes in more detail. You used TitledPanes to organize RadioButtons and an AnchorPane to display Circles.
You learned about the many mouse events supported by JavaFX nodes and we used the onMouseDragged event in a simple Painter app that displayed Circles as the user dragged the mouse across an AnchorPane. The Painter app allowed the user to choose the current color and pen size from groups of mutually exclusive RadioButtons. You used ToggleGroups to manage the relationship between the RadioButtons in each group. You also learned how to provide a so-called user data Object for a control. When a RadioButton was selected, you obtained it from the ...
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