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Java » Swing JFC » Layout   1. Laying Out Components in a Flow (Left-to-Right, Top-to-Bottom) 2. Use FlowLayout to hold checkBox, Label and TextField 3. Vertical and horizontal BoxLayouts 4. Box Layout: Adding struts. 5. Using Glue 6. Rigid areas are like pairs of struts 7. Demonstrates BorderLayout 8. Demonstrates GridLayout 9. Demonstrates FlowLayout 10. A test of the BoxLayout manager using the Box utility class 11. A test of the box layout manager using the Box utility class 2 12. A test of the OverlayLayout manager allowing experimentation 13. Box layout manager using the Box utility class 14. BoxLayout demo 1 15. A demonstration of the SpringLayout class 16. A test of the BoxLayout manager using the Box utility class 3 17. BoxLayout Alignment 18. BoxLayout alignment 2 19. BoxLayout Component alignment 20. BoxLayout X Y alignment 21. BoxLayout: Glue Sample 22. Layout: Overlay Sample 23. BoxLayout: setAlignmentX setAlignmentY 24. Component Alignment 25. GridLayout Demo 3 26. BoxLayout Sample 27. BoxLayout Demo 3 28. Various layouts 29. BoxLayout Demo 4 30. GridLayout Demo 31. CardLayout Demo 32. Using CardLayout 33. Laying Out a Screen with CardLayout 34. Laying out a screen with SpringLayout 35. BorderLayout Pane 36. Add buttons to all parts of a BorderLayout 37. A BorderLayout divides the space into five regions: North, West, South, East and Centre. 38. A typical usage of a border layout manager. 39. BoxLayout Pane 40. FlowLayout Pane 41. GridLayout Pane 42. Laying Out Components in a Grid 43. NullLayout Pane 44. Without layout manager, we position components using absolute values. 45. Simpler CardLayout demo 46. Use SpringLayout to create a single row of components 47. Spring Demo 1 48. Spring Demo 2 49. Spring Demo 3 50. Spring Demo 4 51. Spring Compact Grid 52. Spring Form 53. SpringLayout Utilities 54. Absolute Layout Demo 55. A horizontal layout layout manager that allocates horizontal space in specified proportions 56. Laying Out Components Using Absolute Coordinates 57. A vertical layout manager similar to java.awt.FlowLayout 58. A JTextField for displaying insets. 59. A layout manager that lays out components along a circle 60. A frame that uses a group layout to arrange font selection components 61. Utility methods for creating form- or grid-style layouts with SpringLayout. 62. A vertical flow layout is similar to a flow layuot but it layouts the components vertically instead of horizontally.