Just Java

There have been a few posts regarding transparency under Linux. I have put that code together so that it can be used directly. This works for me:

[cc lang="c"]
public def osName = FX.getProperty( “javafx.os.name” );
public def IS_LINUX = osName.contains( “inux” );
public def IS_MAC = osName.contains( “mac” );
public def IS_WINDOWS = osName.contains( “indows” );
public def IS_SOLARIS = osName.contains( “olaris” );

/**
* Is the version of the running JDK at least major.minor.micro_update?
* In 1.6.0_18 macro=1,minor=6,micro=0,update=18
*/
public function jdkAtLeast( macro: Integer, minor: Integer, micro: Integer, update: Integer ): Boolean {
def runtimeVersion = java.lang.System.getProperty( “java.runtime.version” );
def pattern = java.util.regex.Pattern.compile( “^(\\d)\\.(\\d)\\.(\\d)_(\\d+)-” );
def matcher = pattern.matcher( runtimeVersion );
if ( matcher.find() ) {
def currentMacro = Integer.valueOf( matcher.group( 1 ) );
def currentMinor = Integer.valueOf( matcher.group( 2 ) );
def currentMicro = Integer.valueOf( matcher.group( 3 ) );
def currentUpdate = Integer.valueOf( matcher.group( 4 ) );
if ( currentMacro < macro or currentMinor < minor or currentMicro < micro or currentUpdate < update ) {
return false;
}
}
true
}

public function fixTransparency() {
if ( IS_LINUX and jdkAtLeast( 1, 6, 0, 14 ) ) {
java.lang.System.setProperty( “javafx.allowTransparentStage”, “true” );
}
}[/cc]