In general I think we're going to need a bit of legwork to reuse the
frameworks JFX is based on in JRuby, but we can probably present just
about as nice a scripting interface in the process. There's nothing
automatic yet as far as I know (and of course JFX is still pretty "new").
Paul Fraser wrote:
> In the search for the "perfect" gui for ruby, my latest area of
> investigation is in the javafx world.
> Is it possible to use JRuby with javafx in the netbeans environment?
> The following code copied into a netbeans jfx project works fine.
> How would I change the project to use jruby?
> Googling does not seem to throw up any discussion on this matter. Is
> anyone able to point me in the direction of a resource covering this topic?
>
>
https://openjfx.dev.java.net/Learning_More_About_JavaFX.html
> import javafx.ui.*;
>
> class HelloWorldModel {
> attribute saying: String;
> }
>
> var model = HelloWorldModel {
> saying: "Hello World"
> };
>
> Frame {
> title: "Hello World JavaFX"
> width: 200
>
> content: Label {
> text: bind model.saying
> }
> visible: true
> };
>
> Thanks
> Paul Fraser
>
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