text: Overview
  The JavaFX
  Scene class is the root for all content in a
  scene graph. The background of the scene is filled as specified by the
  fill variable. The set of
  Nodes in the content sequence is
  then rendered on the scene.
  For example:
  the code:
  import javafx.scene.*; import javafx.scene.paint.*; import javafx.scene.shape.*; Scene { width: 250 height: 150 fill: LinearGradient { endX: 0.0 stops: [ Stop { offset: 0.0 color: Color.LIGHTGRAY } Stop { offset: 1.0 color: Color.GRAY } ] } content: [ Circle { centerX: 40 centerY: 50 radius: 25 fill: Color.GREEN } Rectangle { x: 100 y: 25 width: 75 height: 50 fill: Color.BLUE } ] }
  produces:
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  Variable Summary
  Inherited Variables
  Script Function Summary
  Function Summary
  - public lookup(id: java.lang.String) : Node
  Looks for any node within the scene's
  contenthierarchy with the specified id.
  Looks for any node within the scene's
  contenthierarchy with the specified id. If more than one node has the specified id, this function returns one of them. Which node it returns in that case is unspecified. If no nodes are found with this id, then null is returned. Note that the
  lookupfunction will not descend into the children of a
  CustomNode. A
  CustomNodeprovides a means of encapsulation for objects whose details are not exposed to the application scene graph.
  Parameters
  - id
  - the id to look up
  Returns
  - Node
  - the
  Nodein the scene with the specified id, or
  nullif no node with that id string is found.
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