Introduction to fxml asserts following:
If an element's tag name begins with an uppercase letter (and it is not a "static" property setter, described later), it is considered an instance declaration.
But tag name is a class name. It can be fully qualified name, hence it will starts with lowercase letter. And there is no rule forbidding name classes with a lowercase letters first. I thing this statement should be clarified in some way.
If an element's tag name begins with an uppercase letter (and it is not a "static" property setter, described later), it is considered an instance declaration.
But tag name is a class name. It can be fully qualified name, hence it will starts with lowercase letter. And there is no rule forbidding name classes with a lowercase letters first. I thing this statement should be clarified in some way.
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JDK-8091299 FXMLLoader: exception when using fully qualified names as nested elements
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