[JAVA][Beginning Java 8 Games Development]

Chapter 5 ■ An Introduction to Game Design: Concepts, Multimedia, and Using Scene Builder
Next, let’s take a look at the tag and parameter syntax so that you always know how to construct FXML UI
layout and control definition files. A UI element that has no children, such as the prior UI control, will use
a shorthand tag open-and-close syntax, using the ), like this:
Note that the parameters that configure the tag, which would equate to the attributes of the object (or the
variables in the class that creates the object) are (yet again) nested inside the tag itself and use the variable name and
equals operator, along with the data value specified in quotation marks, as shown in the previous code.
A FXML tag that has objects nested inside it will use this different opening tag.
Following the nested tags listed inside (after) this tag is a closing tag. This allows the tag syntax to
specify (become) the container for the tags inside it, as you can see in the example here, in which the
opening and closing FXML tags are ordered according to their nesting (inside) hierarchy:
As you can see, the parameters can be put inside the opening tag for a parent tag by placing them between the