java.awt.BoxLayout allows multiple components to be laid out either vertically or horizontally. The SwingBuilder node for using de BoxLayout is boxLayout() . It is used the same as borderLayout() node was. You can declare the layout node, and then you can start adding components.
However each time you declare a new boxLayout() node, you should tell the layout what the components' direction is going to be: vertical or horizontal
There is a shortcut for using BorderLayout easier, java.awt.Box which is a container with a BoxLayout layout. There're two variants of the box() node: vbox(
) and hbox() for arranging component vertically or horizontally respectively.
These last two nodes are more popular for doing quick prototyping like the following sample:
This code looks like this:
import java.awt.BorderLayout as BL
import java.awt.Dimension
panel(preferredSize:new Dimension(500,200)){
vbox{
hbox{
textField(id:'title')
comboBox(id:'language',preferredSize:new Dimension(125,0))
button(id:'executeButton',text:'Add')
}
scrollPane(){
table(id:'mess
ages'){
tableModel(){
propertyColumn(header:'language',propertyName:'language')
propertyColumn(header:'text',propertyName:'text')
}
}
}
}
}
This code looks like this:
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