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ExplicitLayout is a flexible, intuitive and extensible layout manager for Java that facilitates the implementation of almost any GUI component layout.
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DialogLayout is a java layout manager. Components are positioned relative to each other using constraints that avoid nesting. Layouts scale to different sizes because the measurement system (dialog units) scales with the font. Requires jdk1.4.
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This project provides a visual method for building java swing screens using the GridBagLayout manager. The GridBagLayout manager is the only useful layout manager for cross platform java programs but it is difficult to program manually. A visual method
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This is a layout manager (with Panel), that lays out its components as a grid (like GridLayout). Puts as much cells on one row or column (depending on the orientation) as possible.
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MagneticLayout is a Swing layout manager that allows each component to be anchored to the parent or to one or more sibling components. Distance can be pixels, and/or a relative percentage, of the main frame or another component.
