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| 14. 89. 3. Layout manager | |
That layout manager is responsible for positioning components, regardless of the platform or screen size. | |
To find out how much space a component needs, the layout manager calls the component's getMinimumSize(), getPreferredSize(), and getMaximumSize() methods. | |
The AWT layout managers are | |
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The Swing layouts are | |
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| 14. 89. FlowLayout | ||||
| 14. 89. 1. | Laying Out Components in a Flow (Left-to-Right, Top-to-Bottom) | |||
| 14. 89. 2. | Three constructors available for the FlowLayout manager. | |||
| 14. 89. 3. | Layout manager | |||
| 14. 89. 4. | FlowLayout: the default layout manager for a JPanel. | |||
| 14. 89. 5. | FlowLayout Behavior |  | ||
| 14. 89. 6. | Using FlowLayout |  | ||
| 14. 89. 7. | Changing the Gap |  | ||
| 14. 89. 8. | Setting the gaps between components and rows explicitly by calling the setHgap() |  | ||
| 14. 89. 9. | Demonstrates how to fix common alignment problems |  | ||
| 14. 89. 10. | Use FlowLayout to hold checkBox, Label and TextField | |||