A layout manager that I've always wished java had is a tile layout, which lays components out in a flowing grid. The best example of this layout is in a file manager ala Windows, where files are represented as tiles. Tiles are always aligned to a uniformly-spaced grid, but the number of rows and columns is determined by how many tiles will fit in a row.
A layout manager that I've always wished java had is a tile layout, which lays components out in a flowing grid. The best example of this layout is in a file manager ala Windows, where files are represented as tiles. Tiles are always aligned to a uniformly-spaced grid, but the number of rows and columns is determined by how many tiles will fit in a row.