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Leo:

You don't directly manage sizing in Java -- that is controlled by the
layout manager for the container.  We do provide an XYLayout manager
that you can use, however, and it should allow what you want.  I
recommend using XY only for basic layout and then switching to one of
the standard Java layout managers after that.

-Rich

Leo Cohen wrote:
> 
> If I drop the JBCL tree component on an AWT panel and try to
> size it with setBounds() or setSize(), nothing happens. If I
> move the instructions to just after the setVisible() for the
> frame, I get a new sizing but it is overlaid on the old one.
> That is, there are two trees on the panel; the one
> originally generated, and my newly sized one.
> 
> So the question is, how do I manage the sizing of this tree
> component?
> 
> --
> Leo Cohen
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> Charlottesville, VA  22903
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> 
> lcohen@cs.virginia.edu

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