TAILIEUCHUNG - Lecture Software construction - Lab 9: Java programming with SWING GUI Builder - Part III

In this chapter, the following content will be discussed: Problem: positioning, resizing; containers with layout; preferred size of components; other layouts; problem with layout managers; solution: composite layout; event-driven programming; java event hierarchy; listening for events. | Software Constructions LAB 09 Java Programming with SWING GUI Builder-Part III ButtonGroup A logical group of radio buttons that ensures that only one is selected at a time public ButtonGroup() public void add(JRadioButton button) The ButtonGroup is not a graphical component, just a logical group; the RadioButtons themselves are added to the container, not the ButtonGroup JTabbedPane A container that can hold many "tab" subcontainers, each with components in it public JTabbedPane() public JTabbedPane(int tabAlignment) Constructs a new tabbed pane. Defaults to having the tabs on top; can be set to , LEFT, RIGHT, etc. public void addTab(String title, Component comp) public void addTab(String title, Icon icon, Component comp) public void addTab(String title, Icon icon, Component comp, String tooltip) Adds the given component as a tab in this tabbed pane. Can optionally use an icon and/or tool tip. JTabbedPane methods public void insertTab(String title, .

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• Software construction
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