Uses of Interface
org.controlsfx.control.IndexedCheckModel
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Packages that use IndexedCheckModel Package Description org.controlsfx.control 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 IndexedCheckModel Modifier and Type Method Description IndexedCheckModel<T>
CheckComboBox. getCheckModel()
Returns the currently installed check model.IndexedCheckModel<T>
CheckListView. getCheckModel()
Returns the currently installed check model.Methods in org.controlsfx.control that return types with arguments of type IndexedCheckModel Modifier and Type Method Description 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.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 IndexedCheckModel Modifier and Type Method Description 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
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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)..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
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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)..
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