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  Re: Gridbag Layout. Fixin "Andrew Thompson" <andrew.thompson@THRWHITE.remove-dii-this> - 2011-04-27 15:39 +0000
    Re: Gridbag Layout. Fixin "tar" <tar@THRWHITE.remove-dii-this> - 2011-04-27 15:39 +0000
      Re: Gridbag Layout. Fixin "Chanchal" <chanchal@THRWHITE.remove-dii-this> - 2011-04-27 15:39 +0000
      Re: Gridbag Layout. Fixin "Filip Larsen" <filip.larsen@THRWHITE.remove-dii-this> - 2011-04-27 15:39 +0000

#2503 — Re: Gridbag Layout. Fixin

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Chanchal wrote:
..
>I have JPanel (jPanel1 )on right hand side of a JSplitPane I have
>applied GridbagLayout to jPanel1 and added two more JPanels (jPanel2
>and jPanel3) to jPanel1. I need to make  sure that the size jPanel3 is
>not changed when the divider of the JSplitPane is moved. 

What do you mean?  If the splitpane is resized, the JPanel3
will become 'thinner'.  If you won't want that, try *not* putting 
it in a JSplitPane.

>...Kindly advice on how this can be achieved.

I might help people* to understand your problem if you 
post an SSCCE of the current layout.

* Your post reads like 'nonsense' to me.

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#2512

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"Andrew Thompson" <u32984@uwe> writes:

> Chanchal wrote:
> ..
> >I have JPanel (jPanel1 )on right hand side of a JSplitPane I have
> >applied GridbagLayout to jPanel1 and added two more JPanels (jPanel2
> >and jPanel3) to jPanel1. I need to make  sure that the size jPanel3 is
> >not changed when the divider of the JSplitPane is moved. 
> 
> What do you mean?  If the splitpane is resized, the JPanel3
> will become 'thinner'.  If you won't want that, try *not* putting 
> it in a JSplitPane.

It seems from carefully reading the description that the OP has two
(sub)panels on the right side of the split pane.  What he wants is that
when the split pane resizes, one of the sub-panels retains its original
size and all of the shrinkage comes from the other sub-panel.

I think BorderLayout would work most simply, although I'm sure there's a
way to do with GridBagLayout.  It might also help to make sure that Min,
Max and Preferred size of the static subpanel are all the same.

-- 
Thomas A. Russ,  USC/Information Sciences Institute

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#2513

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On Sep 20, 4:39 pm, t...@sevak.isi.edu (Thomas A. Russ) wrote:
> "Andrew Thompson" <u32984@uwe> writes:
> > Chanchal wrote:
> > ..
> > >I have JPanel (jPanel1 )on right hand side of a JSplitPane I have
> > >applied GridbagLayout to jPanel1 and added two more JPanels (jPanel2
> > >and jPanel3) to jPanel1. I need to make  sure that the size jPanel3 is
> > >not changed when the divider of the JSplitPane is moved.
>
> > What do you mean?  If the splitpane is resized, the JPanel3
> > will become 'thinner'.  If you won't want that, try *not* putting
> > it in a JSplitPane.
>
> It seems from carefully reading the description that the OP has two
> (sub)panels on the right side of the split pane.  What he wants is that
> when the split pane resizes, one of the sub-panels retains its original
> size and all of the shrinkage comes from the other sub-panel.
>
> I think BorderLayout would work most simply, although I'm sure there's a
> way to do with GridBagLayout.  It might also help to make sure that Min,
> Max and Preferred size of the static subpanel are all the same.
>
> --
> Thomas A. Russ,  USC/Information Sciences Institute

Hello All,
        Sorry for the non-clarity of my post and not posting the
SSCCE. Anyways, thanks for the feedbacks.

Chanchal

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#2515

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Thomas A. Russ wrote:

> It seems from carefully reading the description that the OP has two
> (sub)panels on the right side of the split pane.  What he wants is that
> when the split pane resizes, one of the sub-panels retains its original
> size and all of the shrinkage comes from the other sub-panel.

I was wondering too what the OP meant, but this makes sense.


> I think BorderLayout would work most simply, although I'm sure there's a
> way to do with GridBagLayout.  It might also help to make sure that Min,
> Max and Preferred size of the static subpanel are all the same.

Depending on what other panels there might be, another option could be 
to move the first panel on the right into the right part of the split 
and let the 2nd panel sit outside, i.e. instead of

  Split(p1, GridBag(p2, p3))

then use

  GridBag( Split(p1, p2), p3)

or instead of a GridBag perhaps a BorderLayout with the split in center 
and p3 to the east if that is more suitable.


Regards,
-- 
Filip Larsen

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