design with BoxLayout

You can, of course (bad idea for maintenance, though), explicitly add some

code in to the Post-Init sections of the prior object's Code Generation tab.

This usually ends up biting you in the rear, because of a simple name

change, or deleting the item that had the necessary spacer.

Usually, I would suggest adding the objects to the BoxLayout object by hand.

You can always create buttons, etc, by adding them "outside" the form, and

choosing "Edit this container" when working on them.

Either way, it's not very intuitive.

- Phil DeJarnett

"Tomas Pavek" <Tomas.Pavek@Sun.COM> wrote in message

news:netbeans.nbusers/20020718175637$509f@h74.sfo.collab.net...

Hi,

unfortunately, glues, struts, rigid areas etc. in BoxLayout are not

supported by the NetBeans Form Editor.

- Tomas

-- Original Message --

From: "Herve AGNOUX" <herve.agnoux@diaam-informatique.com>

To: <nbusers@netbeans.org>

Sent: Thursday, July 18, 2002 5:18 PM

Subject: design with BoxLayout

> Hi,

>

> Please how can I use the BoxLayout in the Form Editor, and add somme

> "Glue", "Rigid Area" and so on ?

>

> Thanks in advance.

>

> --

> Sur le Web, tout de suite.

> Herve AGNOUX - diaam informatique

> http://www.diaam-informatique.com

DeJarnett,Phil at 2007-7-2 23:27:39 >