now all the txtbox, button are in one line, can i know how to make it each in one line?
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Gui java (Beginner)
now all the txtbox, button are in one line, can i know how to make it each in one line?
Last edited by Varma34; August 29th, 2020 at 02:28 PM.
Re: Gui java (Beginner)
The positioning of components is controlled by a layout manager. Here is a link to the tutorial for more information:
https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutor...out/index.html
One of the grid layout managers may do what you want.
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Re: Gui java (Beginner)
i think box layout will do what i want but i got no idea even after reading about it.Originally Posted by Norm
Thank you for trying to help.
Re: Gui java (Beginner)
There are sample codes on that tutorial site. Download one of them and try making changes to it to see what happens.
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