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If we changed the line of code in the previous example from:

    setLayout( new GridLayout(1, 3) ); // rows, cols

to:

    setLayout( new GridLayout(3, 1) ); // rows, cols

The the result would look like this:

and, of course, if we changed it to:

    setLayout( new GridLayout(3, 3) ); // rows, cols

and added the appropriate number of additional buttons, we would get:

Note: The exact result depends on the container's ComponentOrientation property.

For details of how to use the rows and columns specifiers in GridLayout, see the API docs for GridLayout.

This page was last modified on 02 October, 2007