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Class Summary |
| AllExamples |
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| CardExample |
An example to illustrate the use of the class
CardCell for the GUI shown below. |
| CardExample.ButtonAction |
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| CardExample.GUICreator |
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| CardExample1 |
An example to illustrate the use of the class
CardCell for switching between
the two GUIs shown below. |
| CardExample1.ButtonAction |
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| CardExample1.GUICreator |
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| Example1 |
Simplest example of using PageLayout. |
| Example10 |
This example creates the
GUI proposed as a challenge problem for layout managers. |
| Example11 |
This example illustrates the use of the
GridRows objects to
create the rows of a grid. |
| Example12 |
This example illustrates the
BASELINE alignment
to align comoponents which contain text. |
| Example13 |
This is another example of using GridRows
to create a grid. |
| Example2 |
This example provides an alternate code for the gui in the following
tutorial on Group Layout.
Note that the code requires that the static methods of the class EasyCell be imported using the import static pagelayout.EasyCell.*
statement. |
| Example3 |
This example provides an alternate code using the Pagelayout
for the gui in the following
tutorial on Table Layout. The simplicity of
the program to create this GUI is quite notworthy, in that all the components are placed in a vertically stacked set of rows with proper alignment specified for
each row. |
| Example4 |
This example illustrates the use of
CellGrid to arrange the
cells in a rectangular grid. |
| Example5 |
In this example the top level container contains a panel
which itself contains child components. |
| Example6 |
An example that illustrates how to add or remove components. |
| Example7 |
A simple example of CellGrid. |
| Example8 |
This example combines all the examples in the
Java SpringLayout Tutorial in a single frame. |
| Example9 |
This is an example for a GUI from a
tutorial for
an SWT layout manager. |