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Thomas:

I'm pretty sure that's just FlowLayout doing what it's supposed to do.  FL will
wrap when it hits the end of it's container.  If you stick it in a scroll pane
then it never hits the right edge of the container (the scroll pane takes over
and you get the H bar).  Try locking down the number of columns in the
FlowLayout by setting the cols value to something other than 0.  Make sure Rows
is 0 and try again.  I can't remember if I tried this when I ran into this
problem.

You could also extend Flow Layout to wrap after a certain number of items exist
on a row.

-Rich


"Thomas G�lden (p)" wrote:

> I try to develop an image browser, where thumbnails of images are put in
> rows.
> So to use the FlowLayout as the layout for my panel seems to be the right
> choice, because it puts components in a new row when one row is full,
> depending on the width of the panel. However, when the rows extend the
> height of my panel I would like to show a scrollbar on the right of the
> panel.
>
> So I thought to put a scrollpane into my panel. But this results in a
> different behaviour of my FlowLayout since new rows are not created and a
> horizontal scrollbar is created at the bottom.
>
> I would like to have the original behaviour of my FlowLayout kept, and only
> have a vertical scrollbar created, when I have to many rows for my panel to
> display.
>
> How can I achive this behaviour ?
>
> Thanks
>
> Thomas G�lden
> Thomas.Guelden@t-online.de