Uses of Interface
org.controlsfx.control.IndexedCheckModel
Packages that use IndexedCheckModel
Package
Description
A package containing a number of useful controls-related classes that do not
exist in the base JavaFX distribution.
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Uses of IndexedCheckModel in org.controlsfx.control
Methods in org.controlsfx.control that return IndexedCheckModelModifier and TypeMethodDescriptionfinal IndexedCheckModel
<T> CheckComboBox.getCheckModel()
Returns the currently installed check model.final IndexedCheckModel
<T> CheckListView.getCheckModel()
Returns the currently installed check model.Methods in org.controlsfx.control that return types with arguments of type IndexedCheckModelModifier and TypeMethodDescriptionfinal javafx.beans.property.ObjectProperty
<IndexedCheckModel<T>> CheckComboBox.checkModelProperty()
The check model provides the API through which it is possible to check single or multiple items within a CheckComboBox, as well as inspect which items have been checked by the user.final javafx.beans.property.ObjectProperty
<IndexedCheckModel<T>> CheckListView.checkModelProperty()
The check model provides the API through which it is possible to check single or multiple items within a CheckListView, as well as inspect which items have been checked by the user.Methods in org.controlsfx.control with parameters of type IndexedCheckModelModifier and TypeMethodDescriptionfinal void
CheckComboBox.setCheckModel
(IndexedCheckModel<T> value) Sets the 'check model' to be used in the CheckComboBox - this is the code that is responsible for representing the selected state of eachCheckBox
- that is, whether eachCheckBox
is checked or not (and not to be confused with the selection model concept, which is used in the ComboBox control to represent the selection state of each row)..final void
CheckListView.setCheckModel
(IndexedCheckModel<T> value) Sets the 'check model' to be used in the CheckListView - this is the code that is responsible for representing the selected state of eachCheckBox
- that is, whether eachCheckBox
is checked or not (and not to be confused with the selection model concept, which is used in the ListView control to represent the selection state of each row)..