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justin cater

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JavaFX Tip 14: StackPane Children – Hidden But Not Gone Posted: Aug 26, 2014 10:41 PM
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Another short tip: Swing provides a layout manager called CardLayout, which manages a set of components (cards) inside a container but always only shows one of them. The method CardLayout.show(Container, String) allows to switch between the components / the cards. The same behaviour can be accomplished in JavaFX by using the StackPane, adding several children […]

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