Class PageRange

java.lang.Object

javafx.print.PageRange

public final class PageRange extends Object

A PageRange is used to select or constrain the job print stream pages to print. Page numbering starts from 1 to correspond to user expectations. The start page must be greater than zero and less than or equal to the endpage. If start and end are equal, the range refers to a single page. Values that exceed the number of job pages are harmlessly ignored during printing.

Since:: JavaFX 8.0

Property Summary

Type	Property	Description
`final ReadOnlyIntegerProperty`	`endPage`	`IntegerProperty` representing the ending page number of the range.
`final ReadOnlyIntegerProperty`	`startPage`	`IntegerProperty` representing the starting page number of the range.

Constructor Summary

Constructor	Description
`PageRange(int startPage, int endPage)`	Create a new PageRange with the specified start and end page numbers.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
`final ReadOnlyIntegerProperty`	`endPageProperty()`	`IntegerProperty` representing the ending page number of the range.
`final int`	`getEndPage()`	Gets the value of the `endPage` property.
`final int`	`getStartPage()`	Gets the value of the `startPage` property.
`final ReadOnlyIntegerProperty`	`startPageProperty()`	`IntegerProperty` representing the starting page number of the range.

Methods declared in class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Property Details

startPage

public final ReadOnlyIntegerProperty startPageProperty

IntegerProperty representing the starting page number of the range.

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endPage

public final ReadOnlyIntegerProperty endPageProperty

IntegerProperty representing the ending page number of the range.

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Constructor Details

PageRange

public PageRange(int startPage, int endPage)

Create a new PageRange with the specified start and end page numbers.

Parameters:: startPage - the first page in the range.; endPage - the last page in the range.
Throws:: IllegalArgumentException - if the page range is not valid

Method Details

startPageProperty

public final ReadOnlyIntegerProperty startPageProperty()

IntegerProperty representing the starting page number of the range.

Returns:

the starting page number of the range

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getStartPage

public final int getStartPage()

Gets the value of the startPage property.

Property description:

IntegerProperty representing the starting page number of the range.

Returns:

the value of the startPage property

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endPageProperty

public final ReadOnlyIntegerProperty endPageProperty()

IntegerProperty representing the ending page number of the range.

Returns:

the ending page number of the range

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getEndPage

public final int getEndPage()

Gets the value of the endPage property.

Property description:

IntegerProperty representing the ending page number of the range.

Returns:

the value of the endPage property

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