Examples of VerticalFlowLayout

com.alee.extended.layout.VerticalFlowLayout
@author Mikle Garin
com.intellij.openapi.ui.VerticalFlowLayout
fr.soleil.lib.project.awt.layout.VerticalFlowLayout
fr.soleil.salsa.client.view.layout.VerticalFlowLayout
This class is the same as {@link java.awt.FlowLayout}, except that it is able to manage preferred size and minimum size heights. Its code is mainly a copy of {@link java.awt.FlowLayout}, with some better height management in {@link #minimumLayoutSize(Container)} and{@link #preferredLayoutSize(Container)} methods
org.openbp.swing.layout.VerticalFlowLayout
VFlowLayout is similar to FlowLayout except it lays out components vertically. Extends FlowLayout because it mimics much of the behavior of the FlowLayout class, except vertically. An additional feature is that you can specify a fill to edge flag, which causes the VerticalFlowLayout manager to resize all components to expand to the column width Warning: This causes problems when the main panel has less space that it needs and it seems to prohibit multi-column output. Additionally there is a vertical fill flag, which fills the last component to the remaining height of the container. @author Heiko Erhardt

Examples of org.openbp.swing.layout.VerticalFlowLayout

    JTextField t2 = new JTextField();
    t2.setText((String) mo.getDesignTimeAttribute(TEST_PARAM2));
    p2.add(l2, BorderLayout.WEST);
    p2.add(t2, BorderLayout.CENTER);


    JPanel pMain = new JPanel(new VerticalFlowLayout());
    pMain.add(p1);
    pMain.add(p2);


    dialog.getMainPane().add(pMain);

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Examples of org.openbp.swing.layout.VerticalFlowLayout

      {
        start();
      }
    });


    settingsPanel = new JPanel(new VerticalFlowLayout());


    JPanel modePanel = createModePanel();
    JPanel outputDirPanel = createOutputDirPanel();


    settingsPanel.add(modePanel);

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Examples of org.openbp.swing.layout.VerticalFlowLayout

    // The width of the help text should not be more than the chooser width.
    // The height is computed by the JTextArea based on the number of rows needed for the text.
    Dimension chooserSize = chooserPanel.getPreferredSize();
    helpTextArea.setPreferredSize(new Dimension(chooserSize.width, 0));


    mainPanel = new JPanel(new VerticalFlowLayout(VerticalFlowLayout.TOP, 0, 0, true, false));
    mainPanel.add(chooserPanel);
    mainPanel.add(helpTextArea);
    setComponentBackground(mainPanel, SkyTheme.COLOR_BACKGROUND_LIGHT);


    // Wrap it all in a scroll pane because the chooser requires at least a height of 256

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Examples of org.openbp.swing.layout.VerticalFlowLayout

   */
  private void createUI(String msg)
  {
    // We use an extra JPanel as contentpane
    JPanel content = new JPanel();
    content.setLayout(new VerticalFlowLayout());
    content.setBorder(OUTER_BORDER);


    // The standard panel contains the icon and the message
    JPanel standardPanel = new JPanel(new BorderLayout());
    standardPanel.setBorder(ETCHED_BORDER);

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Examples of org.openbp.swing.layout.VerticalFlowLayout

   * Private constructor.
   */
  private TestJSelectionField()
  {
    super("JSelectionField Test");
    getContentPane().setLayout(new VerticalFlowLayout());


    setDefaultCloseOperation(EXIT_ON_CLOSE);


    setLocation(200, 200);
    setSize(300, 300);

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