B4J Question How to Apply a Fix to JavaFX

agraham

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• Sep 23, 2023

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You can't I'm afraid unless you download and compile JavaFX yourself. That fix doesn't look like it's complete anyway. The last post in your link contains an essential modification to the proposed fix which hasn't been implemented yet as far as I can see.

 

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xulihang

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• Sep 23, 2023

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agraham said:

You can't I'm afraid unless you download and compile JavaFX yourself. That fix doesn't look like it's complete anyway. The last post in your link contains an essential modification to the proposed fix which hasn't been implemented yet as far as I can see.

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I see. Compiling JavaFX for different platforms is too complex for me.

 

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xulihang

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• Sep 23, 2023

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The developer of the fix posted this. I have to figure out how to do this in B4J.

 

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xulihang

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• Sep 24, 2023

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I managed to do this by compiling the class and replacing the file in the JRE.

 

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Sandman

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• Sep 24, 2023

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If it's not too much trouble, perhaps you could write a short step by step tutorial for how you compiled it? It's only a question of time before somebody else would need to do this also...

 

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xulihang

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• Sep 24, 2023

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I will update the guide in this repo: https://github.com/xulihang/JavaFX-samples/tree/main/trailingspaces

 

Last edited: Sep 24, 2023

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