- java.lang.Object
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- javax.swing.GroupLayout.Group
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- javax.swing.GroupLayout.ParallelGroup
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- Enclosing class:
- GroupLayout
public class GroupLayout.ParallelGroup extends GroupLayout.Group
AGroup
that aligns and sizes it's children.ParallelGroup
aligns it's children in four possible ways: along the baseline, centered, anchored to the leading edge, or anchored to the trailing edge.Baseline
AParallelGroup
that aligns it's children along the baseline must first decide where the baseline is anchored. The baseline can either be anchored to the top, or anchored to the bottom of the group. That is, the distance between the baseline and the beginning of the group can be a constant distance, or the distance between the end of the group and the baseline can be a constant distance. The possible choices correspond to theBaselineResizeBehavior
constantsCONSTANT_ASCENT
andCONSTANT_DESCENT
.The baseline anchor may be explicitly specified by the
createBaselineGroup
method, or determined based on the elements. If not explicitly specified, the baseline will be anchored to the bottom if all the elements with a baseline, and that are aligned to the baseline, have a baseline resize behavior ofCONSTANT_DESCENT
; otherwise the baseline is anchored to the top of the group.Elements aligned to the baseline are resizable if they have have a baseline resize behavior of
CONSTANT_ASCENT
orCONSTANT_DESCENT
. Elements with a baseline resize behavior ofOTHER
orCENTER_OFFSET
are not resizable.The baseline is calculated based on the preferred height of each of the elements that have a baseline. The baseline is calculated using the following algorithm:
max(maxNonBaselineHeight, maxAscent + maxDescent)
, where themaxNonBaselineHeight
is the maximum height of all elements that do not have a baseline, or are not aligned along the baseline.maxAscent
is the maximum ascent (baseline) of all elements that have a baseline and are aligned along the baseline.maxDescent
is the maximum descent (preferred height - baseline) of all elements that have a baseline and are aligned along the baseline.A
ParallelGroup
that aligns it's elements along the baseline is only useful along the vertical axis. If you create a baseline group and use it along the horizontal axis anIllegalStateException
is thrown when you askGroupLayout
for the minimum, preferred or maximum size or attempt to layout the components.Elements that are not aligned to the baseline and smaller than the size of the
ParallelGroup
are positioned in one of three ways: centered, anchored to the leading edge, or anchored to the trailing edge.Non-baseline ParallelGroup
ParallelGroup
s created with an alignment other thanBASELINE
align elements that are smaller than the size of the group in one of three ways: centered, anchored to the leading edge, or anchored to the trailing edge.The leading edge is based on the axis and
ComponentOrientation
. For the vertical axis the top edge is always the leading edge, and the bottom edge is always the trailing edge. When theComponentOrientation
isLEFT_TO_RIGHT
, the leading edge is the left edge and the trailing edge the right edge. AComponentOrientation
ofRIGHT_TO_LEFT
flips the left and right edges. Child elements are aligned based on the specified alignment the element was added with. If you do not specify an alignment, the alignment specified for theParallelGroup
is used.To align elements along the baseline you
createBaselineGroup
, orcreateParallelGroup
with an alignment ofBASELINE
. If the group was not created with a baseline alignment, and you attempt to add an element specifying a baseline alignment, anIllegalArgumentException
is thrown.- Since:
- 1.6
- See Also:
GroupLayout.createParallelGroup()
,GroupLayout.createBaselineGroup(boolean,boolean)
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Method Summary
Methods Modifier and Type Method and Description GroupLayout.ParallelGroup
addComponent(Component component)
Adds aComponent
to thisGroup
.GroupLayout.ParallelGroup
addComponent(Component component, GroupLayout.Alignment alignment)
Adds aComponent
to thisParallelGroup
with the specified alignment.GroupLayout.ParallelGroup
addComponent(Component component, GroupLayout.Alignment alignment, int min, int pref, int max)
Adds aComponent
to thisParallelGroup
with the specified alignment and size.GroupLayout.ParallelGroup
addComponent(Component component, int min, int pref, int max)
Adds aComponent
to thisGroup
with the specified size.GroupLayout.ParallelGroup
addGap(int pref)
Adds a rigid gap to thisGroup
.GroupLayout.ParallelGroup
addGap(int min, int pref, int max)
Adds a gap to thisGroup
with the specified size.GroupLayout.ParallelGroup
addGroup(GroupLayout.Alignment alignment, GroupLayout.Group group)
Adds aGroup
to thisParallelGroup
with the specified alignment.GroupLayout.ParallelGroup
addGroup(GroupLayout.Group group)
Adds aGroup
to thisGroup
.
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Method Detail
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addGroup
public GroupLayout.ParallelGroup addGroup(GroupLayout.Group group)
Adds aGroup
to thisGroup
.- Overrides:
addGroup
in classGroupLayout.Group
- Parameters:
group
- theGroup
to add- Returns:
- this
Group
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addComponent
public GroupLayout.ParallelGroup addComponent(Component component)
Adds aComponent
to thisGroup
.- Overrides:
addComponent
in classGroupLayout.Group
- Parameters:
component
- theComponent
to add- Returns:
- this
Group
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addComponent
public GroupLayout.ParallelGroup addComponent(Component component, int min, int pref, int max)
Adds aComponent
to thisGroup
with the specified size.- Overrides:
addComponent
in classGroupLayout.Group
- Parameters:
component
- theComponent
to addmin
- the minimum size or one ofDEFAULT_SIZE
orPREFERRED_SIZE
pref
- the preferred size or one ofDEFAULT_SIZE
orPREFERRED_SIZE
max
- the maximum size or one ofDEFAULT_SIZE
orPREFERRED_SIZE
- Returns:
- this
Group
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addGap
public GroupLayout.ParallelGroup addGap(int pref)
Adds a rigid gap to thisGroup
.- Overrides:
addGap
in classGroupLayout.Group
- Parameters:
pref
- the size of the gap- Returns:
- this
Group
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addGap
public GroupLayout.ParallelGroup addGap(int min, int pref, int max)
Adds a gap to thisGroup
with the specified size.- Overrides:
addGap
in classGroupLayout.Group
- Parameters:
min
- the minimum size of the gappref
- the preferred size of the gapmax
- the maximum size of the gap- Returns:
- this
Group
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addGroup
public GroupLayout.ParallelGroup addGroup(GroupLayout.Alignment alignment, GroupLayout.Group group)
Adds aGroup
to thisParallelGroup
with the specified alignment. If the child is smaller than theGroup
it is aligned based on the specified alignment.- Parameters:
alignment
- the alignmentgroup
- theGroup
to add- Returns:
- this
ParallelGroup
- Throws:
IllegalArgumentException
- ifalignment
isnull
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addComponent
public GroupLayout.ParallelGroup addComponent(Component component, GroupLayout.Alignment alignment)
Adds aComponent
to thisParallelGroup
with the specified alignment.- Parameters:
alignment
- the alignmentcomponent
- theComponent
to add- Returns:
- this
Group
- Throws:
IllegalArgumentException
- ifalignment
isnull
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addComponent
public GroupLayout.ParallelGroup addComponent(Component component, GroupLayout.Alignment alignment, int min, int pref, int max)
Adds aComponent
to thisParallelGroup
with the specified alignment and size.- Parameters:
alignment
- the alignmentcomponent
- theComponent
to addmin
- the minimum sizepref
- the preferred sizemax
- the maximum size- Returns:
- this
Group
- Throws:
IllegalArgumentException
- ifalignment
isnull
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