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JavaFx CSS Style Example

Fig 1. About JavaFx CSS Example

In JavaFx, we can apply CSS style to the nodes. For example, if we want to define a style for the buttons, the style sheet will have the selector named as ‘.button’. The same way, TextField defines a UI class in JavaFx, and the selector will be named as ‘.text-field’. Note, as text field control is a two-word class, in the selector we will have a hyphen. When defining the rules, we must prefix each rule with ‘-fx-‘. In this example, we will define style rule for a JavaFx Button.

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Operator Overloading in C#

Fig 2. C# Class With Overloading + Operator

We can overload an operator using the operator keyword followed by the symbol for the operator. In this example, we will overload an + operator to append comma with the strings. Since + is a binary operator, we need two instances of the string. In this example, we will write a class called CommaStr and have a static method with name ‘+’ which acts as an overloaded operator function. Unlike C++, Operator Overloading can be done for very specific operators in C#. You can refer MSDN for list of operators that can support overloading.

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JavaFx LinearGradient Examples

Fig 3. Changing the Gradient Axis in JavaFx Gradient Fill

The LinearGradient class helps in applying such a gradient to any JavaFx shapes. In JavaFx, Linear Colour Gradient is applied by an axis in which a colour changes gradually from one point to another point. We call this axis as Gradient Axis. If we draw a line perpendicular to a specific point in the linear gradient axis, all the pixels in the perpendicular axis represents same colour.

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Dynamic ExpandoObject in C#

Fig 1. Create Expando Object

In the previous article, we learned about Anonymous Type to define properties at runtime. But these properties are read only and the type will not allow changing it after creation. C# provides a class called DynamicExpando which will also allow adding the properties at runtime. But we can read and write the property values at runtime with this object. Since the type allow adding the members on the fly, the compiler will not perform any type checking. We can also…

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