Class NumberAxis.DefaultFormatter
- Enclosing class:
NumberAxis
public static class NumberAxis.DefaultFormatter extends StringConverter<Number>
Default number formatter for NumberAxis, this stays in sync with auto-ranging and formats values appropriately. You can wrap this formatter to add prefixes or suffixes;
- Since:
- JavaFX 2.0
Constructor Summary
| Constructor | Description |
|---|---|
DefaultFormatter |
Construct a DefaultFormatter for the given NumberAxis |
DefaultFormatter |
Construct a DefaultFormatter for the given NumberAxis with a prefix and/or suffix. |
Method Summary
Constructor Details
DefaultFormatter
public DefaultFormatter(NumberAxis axis)
Construct a DefaultFormatter for the given NumberAxis
- Parameters:
-
axis- The axis to format tick marks for
DefaultFormatter
public DefaultFormatter(NumberAxis axis, String prefix, String suffix)
Construct a DefaultFormatter for the given NumberAxis with a prefix and/or suffix.
- Parameters:
-
axis- The axis to format tick marks for -
prefix- The prefix to append to the start of formatted number, can be null if not needed -
suffix- The suffix to append to the end of formatted number, can be null if not needed
Method Details
toString
public String toString(Number object)
Converts the object provided into its string form. Format of the returned string is defined by this converter.
- Specified by:
-
toStringin classStringConverter<Number> - Parameters:
-
object- the object of typeTto convert - Returns:
- a string representation of the object passed in.
- See Also:
fromString
public Number fromString(String string)
Converts the string provided into a Number defined by the this converter. Format of the string and type of the resulting object is defined by this converter.
- Specified by:
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fromStringin classStringConverter<Number> - Parameters:
-
string- theStringto convert - Returns:
- a Number representation of the string passed in.
- See Also:
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