I would like to have an application where I've entirely customized the window's appearance. So far I've learned that I can remove the typical window stuff with:
class Application extends javafx.application.Application {
/**
* Starts the application.
*
* @param stage
*/
override def start(stage: Stage) {
stage.initStyle(StageStyle.TRANSPARENT)
// Load the main window view.
val loader = new FXMLLoader()
loader.setLocation(getClass.getResource("/com/myproj/application/MainWindow.fxml"))
val root = loader.load().asInstanceOf[Parent]
val scene: Scene = new Scene(root, Color.TRANSPARENT)
stage.setScene(scene)
stage.show()
}
}
Everything else works fine, except that window dragging, double-click-to-maximize, dragging to screen top edge on Windows should active maximizing, etc. The native Window capabilities are missing entirely.
Can I somehow rather easily customize the entire appear of the window without losing all these nice capabilities.
I'm talking about something like Adobe Photoshop which looks entirely different but still retains these features (or implements them on top of their UI manually).
It would be a start if I could at least implement dragging + window buttons for starters. I am targeting Linux, Mac and Windows here.
