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Java » Swing Components » FormLayout Screenshots  1.  FormLayout: Default Alignment Example 2 2.  FormLayout: Explicit Alignment Example 3 3.  Demonstrates the different FormLayout alignments 4.  The different sizing units provided by the FormLayout 5.  FormLayout: Size Specification Example 4 6.  Demonstrates sizes: constant, minimum, preferred 7.  Demonstrates the basic FormLayout sizes: constant, minimum, preferred 8.  Three FormLayout component sizes: minimum, default and preferred 9.  FormLayout: Spacing Example 5 10.  Panel Builder Example 1 11.  Panel Builder Example 2 12.  Columns and rows are specified before the panel is filled with components 13.  Build a panel with a leading indent column using the DefaultFormBuilder 14.  FormLayout: Growable Example 8 15.  FormLayout: No Grouping Example 9 16.  FormLayout: Grouping Example 10 17.  Demonstrates a pure use of the FormLayout 18.  Columns and rows are specified before the panel is filled with components 1 19.  How columns and rows can be grouped in FormLayout 20.  FormLayout growing options: none, default, weighted 21.  FormLayout: Default Form Builder Example 1 22.  Uses the FormLayout and the DefaultFormBuilder 23.  The use of Factories as provided by the Forms framework 24.  Demonstrates how to find bugs in the layout using 25.  Build panels component orientation: left-to-right vs. right-to-left 26.  Demonstrates a frequent pitfall when specifying a growing row 27.  Demonstrates how a JTextArea's preferred size grows with the container if no columns and rows are set 28.  FormLayout: Button Bar Builder Example 29.  FormLayout: Button Bar Builder Example 2 30.  FormLayout: Button Bar Builder Example 3 31.  FormLayout: Button Stack Builder Example 1 32.  Build button stacks using the ButtonStackBuilder 33.  Demonstrates how to build button bars using a ButtonBarBuilder 34.  Demonstrates how to build button bars with a fixed button order 35.  FormLayout: Basic Example 1 36.  FormLayout: Bounds Example 6 37.  Create and configure a layout, create a builder, add components 38.  Compares approaches how to append a custom area at the end of a panel built with the DefaultFormBuilder 39.  Shows three approaches how to add custom rows to a form that is built using a DefaultFormBuilder 40.  How FormLayout applies the default column and 41.  FormLayout: Spanning Example 7 42.  How components can span multiple columns and rows