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# CodeFX - Nestings
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# LibFX - Nestings
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This feature branch revolves around JavaFX properties. The core API provides awesome capabilities but one thing I frequently need is missing: the possibility to interact with properties which are hidden in a more complex object hierarchy.
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Below you will find an example of the problem and its solution with some lines of code from **CodeFX**. But before we come to that I wanna shortly present this feature's idea.
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Below you will find an example of the problem and its solution with some lines of code from **LibFX**. But before we come to that I wanna shortly present this feature's idea.
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## Idea
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* You can attach a change listener which is carried along as the innermost property changes.
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* You can create bindings which are not only updated when the innermost property's value changes but also when the property itself is replaced.
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These further steps can be made with the same fluent API without breaking one's stride. You can find an example below and more in the classes in the folder `demo/org/codefx/nesting` (look for methods starting with "demo").
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These further steps can be made with the same fluent API without breaking one's stride. You can find an example below and more in the classes in the folder `demo/org/codefx/libfx/nesting` (look for methods starting with "demo").
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## Example
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