求助：如何获取JFoenix组件JFXTextField的描述信息？

Hey there! I’ve run into similar issues with JavaFX library docs not loading properly in IDEs, so let’s walk through the most common fixes to get JFXTextField’s full description showing up:

1. Ensure Your IDE is Downloading Documentation and Sources #

Most IDEs (like IntelliJ or Eclipse) don’t automatically download library docs by default—this is the #1 reason you’ll only see a generic "class description". Here’s how to fix it:

• For IntelliJ: Go to File > Settings > Build, Execution, Deployment > Build Tools > Maven > Importing (or Gradle if you use that). Check the boxes for "Download documentation" and "Download sources", then click Apply. After that, right-click your project and select Maven > Reload Project to pull down the missing docs.
• For Eclipse: Go to Window > Preferences > Maven, check "Download Artifact Sources" and "Download Artifact JavaDoc", then right-click your project and choose Maven > Update Project.

2. Verify You’re Using a Stable, Documented JFoenix Version #

Some older or unofficial builds of JFoenix might not include complete javadocs. Make sure you’re using a well-maintained version that matches your JavaFX version (e.g., JFoenix 9.0.10 for JavaFX 9, JFoenix 11.0.2 for JavaFX 11). Double-check your build file (pom.xml or build.gradle) to confirm the dependency is pulling from a reliable repository.

3. Manually Attach Javadocs if Automatic Download Fails #

If the above steps don’t work, you can manually add the JFoenix javadoc JAR to your IDE:

1. Download the javadoc JAR for your JFoenix version (you can get it from the same repository where you downloaded the library itself).
2. In your IDE, find JFXTextField in your project’s dependencies, right-click it, and select Open Library Settings (or similar).
3. Look for the Javadoc tab, click the + button, and select the downloaded javadoc JAR file. Save the settings, then try Ctrl-clicking JFXTextField again.

4. Check IDE Mouse Navigation Settings #

Occasionally, IDE settings might interfere with how Ctrl-click works. For example, in IntelliJ:

• Go to File > Settings > Editor > General > Mouse.
• Ensure that "Ctrl+Mouse Click" is set to "Go to declaration or usages" (not a simplified view that only shows basic info).

Give these steps a try in order—most folks fix the issue with step 1 or 2. Let me know if you still run into problems!

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者TonariNoTotoro