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Pull request overview
This PR adds the source code for the JFXCheckBox component, which is a Material Design implementation of a checkbox control from the JFoenix library. The component extends JavaFX's CheckBox class and provides custom styling properties for checked and unchecked colors, along with ripple effects and custom selection animations.
Changes:
- Added JFXCheckBox control class with Material Design styling support
- Implemented CSS-styleable properties for checked and unchecked colors
- Created constructors and initialization logic following JFoenix patterns
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| public void setCheckedColor(Paint color) { | ||
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Potential NullPointerException when calling setCheckedColor before checkedColor is initialized. The setter should call checkedColorProperty() first to ensure the property is initialized, or check if checkedColor is null. Compare this with the pattern used in JFXToggleButton where properties are initialized at declaration time, or consider following the lazy initialization pattern by calling the property getter method first.
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| checkedColorProperty().set(color); |
| public void setUnCheckedColor(Paint color) { | ||
| this.unCheckedColor.set(color); |
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Potential NullPointerException when calling setUnCheckedColor before unCheckedColor is initialized. The setter should call unCheckedColorProperty() first to ensure the property is initialized, or check if unCheckedColor is null. This follows the same issue as setCheckedColor above.
| /// JFXCheckBox is the material design implementation of a checkbox. | ||
| /// it shows ripple effect and a custom selection animation. | ||
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| /// @author Shadi Shaheen | ||
| /// @version 1.0 | ||
| /// @since 2016-03-09 |
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Inconsistent documentation style. This file uses triple-slash comments (///) for some documentation while other JFoenix components in the codebase use standard JavaDoc comments (/** /). For example, JFXToggleButton and JFXTextField use /* */ style. Consider using standard JavaDoc format for consistency with the rest of the codebase.
| /// Initialize the style class to 'jfx-check-box'. | ||
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| /// This is the selector class from which CSS can be used to style | ||
| /// this control. | ||
| private static final String DEFAULT_STYLE_CLASS = "jfx-check-box"; | ||
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| /// checkbox color property when selected |
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Inconsistent documentation style. Triple-slash comments (///) are used here while the codebase standard is JavaDoc comments (/** */). See JFXToggleButton.java and JFXPasswordField.java for examples of the standard format used throughout the codebase.
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