Using the JavaFX UI Controls - JavaFX 8: A Definitive Guide to Building Desktop, Mobile, and Embedded Java Clients - page 230

Figure 6-3. The toolbar of the StarterApp program

4. hover the mouse cursor over the leftmost button in the toolbar, noticing that a tooltip appears

with the message: “new Document... Ctrl+n”.

5. Click the fourth and fifth buttons on the toolbar, located between the vertical separator bars.

note that the buttons have two states, independent of each other.

6. Click the three rightmost buttons on the toolbar, located to the right of the last vertical

separator bar. note that the buttons have two states, but that only one button at a time is in
the selected (depressed) state.

7. Drag the thumb on the vertical scrollbar on the right side of the TableView , noting that there

are 10,000 rows in the table containing Firstname, lastname, and phone data in each row.
Click on one of the rows, noting that a message like “person: FirstnameX lastnameX chosen
in tableview” prints to the Java console.

8. Drag the tableview column headers horizontally to rearrange them. Drag the right and left

sides of the column headers to resize them.

9. Click the tab labeled accordion/titledpane, noting that the tab contains an accordion control

with three expandable titled panes as shown in Figure 6-4 . Click each TitledPane , noting
that each one expands and collapses.

Figure 6-4. The Accordion/TitledPane tab of the StarterApp program