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MatthewLayout
A layout manager for Java
This is my own custom layout manager that I created for Java. This Layout Manager is called MatthewLayout. The class named MatthewLayout is the layout manager I created. You use this layout manager to specify x, y, width and heights of components such as jbutton and jlabel. Example code is in main() function in MatthewLayout class. To use MatthewLayout layout manager you create a XYWidthHeight object for each component to add to the layout manager. For eg) To add a JButton object to a layout... -
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Java LayoutManager defining attachments for every side of a component. Very powerful layout manager, producing highly readable code.
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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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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.
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