1.3.0

• Added AnimatedSlider, a Slider implementation that dynamically animates its value.
• Added animation callbacks (#6)

Callbacks

Animation callbacks were added to:

• AnimationProperty
• Presets
• AnimatedValue, including AnimatedValueLabel
• Animation

transition

The callback for Animation (used for AnimateFX-based features, such as switchers and animated containers) is extremely simple:

Animation animation = new Animation(new FadeIn());
animation.setOnFinished(e -> ...);

For the sake of usability, a fluent setter was also added:

Animation animation = new Animation(new FadeIn()).onFinished(e -> ...);

binding

The implementation for the binding package is slightly different: the classes listed previously now feature setOnAnimationStarted and setOnAnimationEnded.

AnimationProperty<Double> property = AnimationProperty.of(someProperty());
property.setOnAnimationStarted(e -> ...);
property.setOnAnimationEnded(e -> ...);

They handle AnimationEvents that can be affected by interruptions.

From the AnimationEvent#isInterrupted() documentation:

• If this event represents the end of an animation, the interrupted status means the animation stopped before the expected time because the wrapped value was externally changed and a new animation has to be played.
• If this event represents the start of an animation, the interrupted status means the animation started right after an interrupted end animation.

property.setOnAnimationEnded(e -> {
    if (e.isInterrupted()) {
        System.out.println("The animation was interrupted, a new one will play now");
    }
})

A fluent setter is available here too:

Animated animated = new Animated(node,
    new AnimatedOpacity()
        .onAnimationEnded(e -> ...)
)

AnimationProperty.of(someProperty()).onAnimationStarted(e -> ...).register();

AnimatedValueLabel<Double> label = new AnimatedValueLabel<>(0.0)
    .onAnimationStarted(e -> ...)
    .onAnimationEnded(e -> ...);