Container
to
arrange its components by a set of rules that would be adapted for specific
screen/font sizes.See: Description
Class | Description |
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BorderLayout |
A border layout lays out a container, arranging and resizing its
components to fit in five regions: north, south, east, west, and center.
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BoxLayout |
Layout manager that places elements in a row or column according to
box orientation
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CoordinateLayout |
Allows laying out components based on absolute positions/sizes
that are adapted based on available space for the layout.
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FlowLayout |
Flows elements in a row so they can spill over when reaching line end
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GridBagConstraints |
Port of the GridBag code from Apache's Harmony
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GridBagLayout |
Codename One port of the infamous GridBagLayout based on the Apache Harmony code
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GridLayout |
Components are arranged in an equally sized grid based on available space
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GroupLayout |
GroupLayout is a LayoutManager that hierarchically groups components to
achieve common, and not so common, layouts.
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Insets |
Port of Insets from Harmony for the use of the GridBag code
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LayeredLayout |
Allows placing components one on top of the other like a stack, this layout
effectively allows us to build a UI of overlapping components.
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Layout |
Abstract class that can be used to arrange components in a container using
a predefined algorithm.
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LayoutStyle |
LayoutStyle is used to determine how much space to place between components
during layout.
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Layout managers allow a Container
to
arrange its components by a set of rules that would be adapted for specific
screen/font sizes. A layout manager is an arranging algorithm encapsulated
by an interface, the interface implementation places components absolutely based
on "hints" received.