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VisageFX Label First Test



var img = Image{url: "http://www.celgeek.com.br/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/javafx_logo_color_1.jpg"}


    
function imgView():ImageView{
    ImageView{
        fitWidth: 50 fitHeight: 25
        image: img
    }
}

Stage {
    title: "Testing Label And Font"
    visible: true
    Scene {
        width: 220
        height: 200
        fill: Color.LIGHTBLUE
Group{
            [
                Label{
                    text: "Simple Label with Graphics"
                    underline:true
                    wrapText: true
                    alignment: Pos.TOP_LEFT
                    textFill: Color.RED
                    layoutX: 10                    
                    layoutY: 5
                    graphic: imgView()
                }     
                Label{
                    text: "Other Label"                    
                    wrapText: true                    
                    textFill: Color.RED
                    layoutX: 10
                    layoutY: 35
                    graphic: imgView()
                    contentDisplay: ContentDisplay.RIGHT;                    
                }  
                Label{
                    text: "Label with font"                    
                    wrapText: true                    
                    textFill: Color.BLACK
                    layoutX: 10
                    layoutY: 65                    
                    font: Font.font("Arial", 10);
                }                    
                Label{
                    text: "Label with another font"                    
                    wrapText: true                    
                    textFill: Color.BROWN
                    layoutX: 10
                    layoutY: 85                    
                    font: Font.font("Comic Sans MS", 15);
                }  
                Label{
                    text: "Label with text bold and italic"                    
                    wrapText: true                    
                    textFill: Color.BROWN
                    layoutX: 10
                    layoutY: 105                    
                    font: Font.font("Verdana",FontWeight.BOLD, FontPosture.ITALIC, 10);
                }                         
            ]
}

    }
}

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