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I'm making a GUI in JavaFX Scene Builder and would like all text (Labels, Text Fields, Comboboxes) to use the same font. The problem is it's a custom font that likely won't be on every client's computer.
Make sure to use Font.loadFont to actually load the font on application startup. Then you should be able to use the font from CSS. Be careful to use the font's name, not the font file's name. That's a common mistake.
The old java.awt.Font is conveniently Serializable - however somewhat annoyingly, the JavaFX font class isn't. Even more annoyingly, it's awkward to serialize manually since the FontPosture and FontWeight objects specified in the constructor aren't available after construction (have to resort to calling and parsing getStyle() instead.) I'm struggling to think why this is the case, on the surface at least I certainly can't see any functionality present on the JavaFX Font not present on the AWT font that would be awkward to serialize.
Very few things in JavaFX are serialized. You can find out everything that is serializable by reviewing the serialized-form page of the javadoc. With that, you can see that pretty much the only things which may be serialized are the events based on an old serializable java.util.EventObject and the JFXPanel which integrates with Swing. Everything else is not serializable. So, it would be quite atypical for Font to be serializable when almost nothing else is.
JavaFX itself relies heavily on it's dynamic property mechanism and it's associated bindings and change listeners. The underlying property system itself is (currently) not serializable, so that is one of the reasons why JavaFX does not have a lot of serialization in it.
That said, the Font object is rare in JavaFX in that it seems to be immutable, with just a constructor and getter methods provided and no properties used. So it could theoretically be made serializable quite easily. You could file a feature request proposing this. It may be treated as low priority though because JavaFX itself doesn't really rely on serialization much. The serialization approach in the JavaFX implementation appears to be don't serialize unless necessary to integrate with existing apis or frameworks.
If you have further questions on serialization in JavaFX and the reasoning behind the framework not making much use of it, you could ask on the openjfx-dev mailing list. My guess is (similar to the warning Nick posts in his answer), that it was decided that blanket serialization support in the framework was a bad idea for numerous reasons, so a deliberate decision was made not to support it (but that's just a guess).
I suspect it has to do with serializable classes generally not being compatible between releases. If the application relies on the UI being serializable, you could have some major problems between releases. You can see the warning on swing components about using serialization.
Warning: Serialized objects of this class will not be compatible with future Swing releases. The current serialization support is appropriate for short term storage or RMI between applications running the same version of Swing. As of 1.4, support for long term storage of all JavaBeansTM has been added to the java.beans package. Please see XMLEncoder.
That said, I'll put my opinion here too. To me, it messes with MVC separation to be serializing the UI (Granted there are other arcitectures out there too - MVC isn't a golden bullet). It seems simpler to put the things you care about in a separate object; You've already written the code to do the UI - if there's specific x/y coordinates it needs to be at, or the object should be focused on boot up, it makes sense just to save that information instead of every default color, listener, skin associated with the node.
You may have different needs - I don't know based on your question. If you're looking for a way to load up the UI from a file (and not caring about saving), I'd recommend looking into FXML and CSS (I assume you already know about those things though)
Currently i can't use scene explorer because it's really unreadable because the font size is really really small, with poor contrast, and more of all it's in italic ... Please fix all those things as there are more than 1000 objects in my scene can't work currently correctly i installed zookeeper because of it as font size inside is better.
The Font class represents fonts, which are used to render text on screen. The size of a Font is described as being specified in points which are a real world measurement of approximately 1/72 inch. Given that fonts scale with the rendering transform as determined by the transform attributes of a Node using the Font and its ancestors, the size will actually be relative to the local coordinate space of the node, which should provide coordinates similar to the size of a point if no scaling transforms are present in the environment of the node. Note that the real world distances specified by the default coordinate system only approximate point sizes as a rule of thumb and are typically defaulted to screen pixels for most displays. For more information see Node for more information on the default coordinate systemSince:JavaFX 2.0Constructor SummaryConstructors Constructor and DescriptionFont(double size)Constructs a font using the default face "System".Font(String name, double size)Constructs a font using the specified full face name and sizeMethod SummaryAll Methods Static Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and TypeMethod and Descriptionbooleanequals(Object obj)Indicates whether some other object is "equal to" this one.static Fontfont(double size)Searches for an appropriate font based on the default font family name and given font size.static Fontfont(String family)Searches for an appropriate font based on the given font family name and default font size.static Fontfont(String family, double size)Searches for an appropriate font based on the font family name and size.static Fontfont(String family, FontPosture posture, double size)Searches for an appropriate font based on the font family name and posture style.static Fontfont(String family, FontWeight weight, double size)Searches for an appropriate font based on the font family name and weight style.static Fontfont(String family, FontWeight weight, FontPosture posture, double size)Searches for an appropriate font based on the font family name and weight and posture style.static FontgetDefault()Gets the default font which will be from the family "System", and typically the style "Regular", and be of a size consistent with the user's desktop environment, to the extent that can be determined.static ListgetFamilies()Gets all the font families installed on the user's system, including any application fonts or SDK fonts.StringgetFamily()Returns the family of this font.static ListgetFontNames()Gets the names of all fonts that are installed on the users system, including any application fonts and SDK fonts.static ListgetFontNames(String family)Gets the names of all fonts in the specified font family that are installed on the users system, including any application fonts and SDK fonts.StringgetName()The full font name.doublegetSize()The point size for this font.StringgetStyle()The font specified string describing the style within the font family.inthashCode()Returns a hash code for this Font object.static FontloadFont(InputStream in, double size)Loads a font resource from the specified input stream.static FontloadFont(String urlStr, double size)Loads a font resource from the specified URL.StringtoString()Converts this Font object to a String representation.Methods inherited from class java.lang.Objectclone, finalize, getClass, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, waitConstructor DetailFontpublic Font(double size)Constructs a font using the default face "System". The underlying font used is determined by the implementation based on the typical UI font for the current UI environment.Parameters:size - the font size to useFontpublic Font(String name, double size)Constructs a font using the specified full face name and sizeParameters:name - full name of the font.size - the font size to useMethod DetailgetDefaultpublic static Font getDefault()Gets the default font which will be from the family "System", and typically the style "Regular", and be of a size consistent with the user's desktop environment, to the extent that can be determined.Returns:The default font.getFamiliespublic static List getFamilies()Gets all the font families installed on the user's system, including any application fonts or SDK fonts. This call has performance considerations as looking up all of the fonts may be an expensive operation the first time.Returns:The list containing all available font families.getFontNamespublic static List getFontNames()Gets the names of all fonts that are installed on the users system, including any application fonts and SDK fonts. This call has performance considerations as looking up all of the fonts may be an expensive operation the first time.Returns:The list containing all available fonts.getFontNamespublic static List getFontNames(String family)Gets the names of all fonts in the specified font family that are installed on the users system, including any application fonts and SDK fonts. This call has performance considerations as looking up all of the fonts may be an expensive operation the first time.Returns:The list containing the fonts for the given family.fontpublic static Font font(String family, FontWeight weight, FontPosture posture, double size)Searches for an appropriate font based on the font family name and weight and posture style. This method is not guaranteed to return a specific font, but does its best to find one that fits the specified requirements. A null or empty value for family allows the implementation to select any suitable font.Parameters:family - The family of the fontweight - The weight of the fontposture - The posture or posture of the fontsize - The point size of the font. This can be a fractional value, but must not be negative. If the size is < 0 the default size will be used.Returns:The font that best fits the specified requirements.fontpublic static Font font(String family, FontWeight weight, double size)Searches for an appropriate font based on the font family name and weight style. This method is not guaranteed to return a specific font, but does its best to find one that fits the specified requirements. A null or empty value for family allows the implementation to select any suitable font.Parameters:family - The family of the fontweight - The weight of the fontsize - The point size of the font. This can be a fractional value, but must not be negative. If the size is < 0 the default size will be used.Returns:The font that best fits the specified requirements.fontpublic static Font font(String family, FontPosture posture, double size)Searches for an appropriate font based on the font family name and posture style. This method is not guaranteed to return a specific font, but does its best to find one that fits the specified requirements. A null or empty value for family allows the implementation to select any suitable font.Parameters:family - The family of the fontposture - The posture or posture of the fontsize - The point size of the font. This can be a fractional value, but must not be negative. If the size is < 0 the default size will be used.Returns:The font that best fits the specified requirements.fontpublic static Font font(String family, double size)Searches for an appropriate font based on the font family name and size. This method is not guaranteed to return a specific font, but does its best to find one that fits the specified requirements. A null or empty value for family allows the implementation to select any suitable font.Parameters:family - The family of the fontsize - The point size of the font. This can be a fractional value, but must not be negative. If the size is < 0 the default size will be used.Returns:The font that best fits the specified requirements.fontpublic static Font font(String family)Searches for an appropriate font based on the given font family name and default font size. This method is not guaranteed to return a specific font, but does its best to find one that fits the specified requirements. A null or empty value for family allows the implementation to select any suitable font.Parameters:family - The family of the fontReturns:The font that best fits the specified requirements.fontpublic static Font font(double size)Searches for an appropriate font based on the default font family name and given font size. This method is not guaranteed to return a specific font, but does its best to find one that fits the specified requirements.Parameters:size - The point size of the font. This can be a fractional value, but must not be negative. If the size is < 0 the default size will be used.Returns:The font that best fits the specified requirements.getNamepublic final String getName()The full font name. This name includes both the family name and the style variant within that family. For example, for a plain Arial font this would be "Arial Regular" and for a bolded Arial font this would be "Arial Bold". The precise name to use when loading a font is defined within each font file as the full font name. For example, "Proxima Nova ExtraCondensed Bold Italic" would refer to a specific Proxima Nova font. A null or empty name allows the implementation to select any suitable font. There is a single unified way to load all of application supplied (via Font.loadFont(), JavaFX runtime delivered fonts, and system installed fonts. Simply create the font by specifying the full name of the font you want to load. If the specific font cannot be located, then a fallback or default font will be used. The "name" will be updated to reflect the actual name of the font being used. A load failure condition can be discovered by checking the name of the Font with the name you tried to load. Note that if you wish to locate a font by font family and style then you can use one of the font(java.lang.String, javafx.scene.text.FontWeight, javafx.scene.text.FontPosture, double) factory methods defined in this class.Default value:empty stringgetFamilypublic final String getFamily()Returns the family of this font.Returns:The family of this font.getStylepublic final String getStyle()The font specified string describing the style within the font family.Returns:The style name of this font.getSizepublic final double getSize()The point size for this font. This may be a fractional value such as 11.5. If the specified value is < 0 the default size will be used.Default value:12loadFontpublic static Font loadFont(String urlStr, double size)Loads a font resource from the specified URL. If the load is successful such that the location is readable, and it represents a supported font format then a Font object will be returned. If the application does not have the proper permission then this method will return the default system font with the specified font size. Any failure such as a malformed URL being unable to locate or read from the resource, or if it doesn't represent a font, will result in a null return. It is the application's responsibility to check this before use. On a successful (non-null) return the font will be registered with the FX graphics system for creation by available constructors and factory methods, and the application should use it in this manner rather than calling this method again, which would repeat the overhead of downloading and installing the font. The font size parameter is a convenience so that in typical usage the application can directly use the returned (non-null) font rather than needing to create one via a constructor. Invalid sizes are those
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