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I'm a long time winforms developer and one of the things I really liked was the layout manager controls they had like flowlayoutpanel or gridlayout. unfortunately these don't seem to exist in asp.net or do they?
I'm in the process of modifying my existing...
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The ListView is very good in that you have a lot of control over the layout.
Components.
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Hi all - bit of oddness seen - if I do the following:
import javax.swing.*; public class FunkyButtonLayout { public static void main(String[] args) { JFrame frame = new JFrame(""); JPanel j0 = new JPanel(); // j0 gets added to the root pane j0.setLayout...
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That happens because when you remove the layout manager ( by setting problem at the end ;)
For a really good explanation of how layout managers work, check out an oldIf you set the....
...any ideas why ?
Yes.
managers.
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The CA Programming Guide is talking about Constraints Layout Managers. However, the CALayer in the iPhone SDK doesn't have any constraints property or addConstraint method.
They say iPhone OS just doesnt provide custom layout managers. But how about the...
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For ....
Unfortunately, despite the documentation saying so, even the springs-and-struts layout of layers is missing on CALayer on the iPhone.
Custom layout managers aren't available on the iPhone.
Is via the springs & struts model.
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This seems to be a question where the answer is implicit, hence I can't find anything explicit.
Does Google Web Toolkit only support custom layout managers, or a sub-set of the Java layout managers?
For example, is it possible to take a Java Swing application...
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But, assuming the Web UI Framework you're using allows it, you may create something that behaves quite ... .
Source of layout managers is a no-go.
These are not compatible.
No, GWT doesn't support Layout managers from Swing/AWT.
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What libraries/tools do you have in your Java Swing Tool set?
XUL Layout Managers Packagers/Installers Books etc
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I use a tool that I built for ....
Too many methods contain surprises like "don't call this if you want a refresh, call X instead" .
Not really a tool, but I've been working on annotating important things in the JavaDocs for Swing (and several other APIs) .
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The only thing I 'miss' is a visual layout designer, but I don't think there's a layout manager that has one..
layout done with this class.
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In which Swing layout manager it is possible to change layout areas programmatically? And how to do this with lowest cost?
I have to create component with functionality similar to JSplitPane but with three panels from scratch. One of the moments is to...
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However, the width and height properties are the result, minimumSize , and maximumSize - the layout managers base their calculations on those properties, though the exact effect depends....
All layout managers resize dynamically.
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X Windows has special processes called Window Managers that manage the layout of windows and decorations like their title bar, control buttons etc. Such processes use an X Windows API to detect events related to windows sizes and positions.
Are there ...
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Application programs use.
There are various ways to customize the look and feel of the platform, but you can't really replace the existing window managers.
In "window managers" that cannot be changed.
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What java GUI layout manager does everyone use? Lately, I have been using MigLayout , which has some powerful component controls. Just wanted to see what other developers are using other than the standard JDK ones.
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I think the standard JDK layout managers are pretty powerful with the latest layout managers, but it concentrates on effective nesting of layout managers, rather than trying ....
Used to using it, it works great.
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I have to build a rather large form with many controls. The controls are divided in basic controls/settings and extended controls/settings. The user can decide if he wants to see only the basic or both basic and extended controls.
I've dropped all extended...
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You'll probably have to write your own layout manager, but it shouldn't.
It with the standard layout managers.
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