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Ike - 03 Jan 2005 20:21 GMT
How do I put buttons on a Jtoolbar that I will dock either BorderLayout.EAST
or .WEST such that the buttons runs vertically along the toolbar rather than
horizontally? Thjanks, Ike
Andrey Kuznetsov - 04 Jan 2005 13:43 GMT
> How do I put buttons on a Jtoolbar that I will dock either
> BorderLayout.EAST
> or .WEST such that the buttons runs vertically along the toolbar rather
> than
> horizontally? Thjanks, Ike
jgui's FloatingWindow and ToolBar gives you much more possibilities and also
more control over toolbar behavior then JToolBar.
So you can specify any Container as dock destination and also specify which
object should be used as constraints for docking.

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