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  1. JDK
  2. JDK-8108515

Inorrect Tile layout wrap

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    • fx1.2.1
    • javafx
    • NetBeans 6.7.1 with FX 1.2 (or whatever comes with NetBeans 6.7.1

      Rectangle nodes in Tile layout get wrapped incorrectly for certain values of Rectangles' strokeWidth, width and height.

      Code:

      def columns = 3;
      def strokeWidth = 2;
      def size = 20;

      Stage {width: 250, height: 250
        var scene: Scene;
        scene: scene = Scene {
          content: VBox {nodeHPos: HPos.CENTER
            content: [
              Tile {
                columns: columns
                content:
                  for (row in [0..<columns * columns])
                    Rectangle {width: size, height: size,
                      stroke: RED, strokeWidth: strokeWidth
                    }
              }
              Button {text: "B"}
            ]
          }
        }
      }

      Note that the Button is placed correctly as if the Rectangles were in a 3 by 3 matrix, i.e. centered
      Changing either columns to 2 or 5, or strokeWidth to 1 or size to 10 gives correct appearance. (Except that there is a weird 2 pixel gap right of the 2nd column and below the 2nd row...:)
      Moreover, why are there a default 1 pixel gaps when the Rectangles have a stroke when there is no gap when their stroke is null???

      Also: Please make the documentation about Tile.fx more clear: when you talk about "tile", it's not clear if the layout Tile is meant or the content node "tile" - it seems to be used in both ways: Tile (=layout) can be configured to lay out the tiles (=content node)... and: To establish the tile's (which one?) initial preferred size... Suggestion: tile => tile layout or Tile; the tile contained => content node.

            amfowler Anne Fowler (Inactive)
            duke J. Duke
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