🚀 go-pugleaf

Start | Run
cmd.exe
ok
System Menu | properties
<Sreen Buffer Size>
<Width> 800
<Height:> 300
<Ok>

Launch jbuilder.exe from a command prompt window,
Use the view menu to hide all the windows except the structure pane.
Use View | toolbars to hide all the toolbars except help,
and then
Ctrl + shift + F1 to dump the component tree to the console.
Looks like com.borland.primetime.ide.BrowserToolBarPane is FlowLayout
, inside the frame's content pane set to Gridbag layout.

"Rekha" <rvenkatesh@iso.com> wrote in message
news:3f1fe542$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
>
> Hi
> I am curious to know what layoutmanager the JBuilder IDE is
>  using. I am trying to simulate the way their toolbar wraps to
>  next line when you resize the window. I know FlowLayout wraps
>  components to go multiple rows, but if the parent Panel's
> layout is BorderLayout, and toolbar panel has north constraint
>  then it does not wrap. If I use GridBagLayout and fill only
> horizontal, it behaves the same as borderlayout. If I give say
> 0.05 vertical fill, then it does wrap, but when the window is
> full size and tool bar can fit in one row, there is a gap
> between panels. Thanks Rekha