JavaFX runs on Windows 11

[vsquared]

This statement in py5 documentation is incorrect:
Unfortunately, JavaFX doesn’t currently work with py5 on Windows machines. It should work, and maybe someday this will be fixed. It would be great if someone would help with this.
'Someone' fixed it.

Code for testing:

import javafx

_wndW = 400
_wndH = 300
 
def myBtnAction(evt):
  print("You hit the button.",evt)
  
def setup(): 
  size(_wndW, _wndH,FX2D)
  window_title("JavaFX Default Window")
  canvas = get_surface().get_native()
  root = canvas.getParent()
  pane = javafx.scene.layout.Pane()
  btn = javafx.scene.control.Button("Push Me")
  btn.setLayoutX(30)
  btn.setLayoutY(30)
  btn.setOnAction(myBtnAction)
  pane.getChildren().add(btn)
  root.getChildren().add(pane)
  
def draw():
  fill(0,0,255)
  circle(200,100,100)

Output in Windows 11:

[hx2A]

That section of the documentation has been updated on the dev website:

http://dev.py5coding.org/how_tos/use_processing_libraries.html#javafx

Documentation for fixes or enhancements that have been merged with main but not yet released appear on the dev website. After the next release, the contents of the dev website will move to the production website.

Your contribution for this py5 fix is appreciated and will be acknowledged in the release notes for the upcoming release.