Re: [Jython-users] What wrong in my code (GUI)

[Pavel T. <pau...@ya...>]

Irwan,

I changed your code a little bit, now it shows both
JLabel and JText. But jL.setBounds do not work anyway
(and will not work) because you use layout manager.
That means container will not take current component
size into account, but only preferred size (for
labels, it is computed based on label text, some
insets and font that will be used for rendering).

Hope this helps,
Pavel

PS I did not try it with Jython -- I still use JPython
1.1 but it should not make any difference for your
question.

from pawt import swing
import java

frame=swing.JFrame("Test",visible=1)
frame.contentPane.layout = java.awt.FlowLayout()
jL=swing.JLabel("Python")
frame.contentPane.add(jL)
jL.setBounds(10,10,10,10)
jT=swing.JTextField("Test",10)
frame.contentPane.add(jT)
frame.setSize(300,200)
frame.show()

--- irwan <ry...@tm...> wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> I would like to write a simple GUI (java swing) with
> jython which have a JLabel and JTextField.
> My problem is to setbouds to JLabel but it doesn't
> effect it. Meanwhile in JTextField, i cannot to set
> the size. My screen show white color with text
> "Test" in the middle.
> 
> from pawt import swing
> import java
> 
> frame=swing.JFrame("Test",visible=1)
> a=java.awt.FlowLayout()
> jL=swing.JLabel("Python")
> frame.contentPane.add(jL).setLayout(a)
> jL.setBounds(10,10,10,10)
> jT=swing.JTextField("Test",10)
> frame.contentPane.add(jT).setLayout(a)
> frame.setSize(300,200)
> frame.show()
> 
> 


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