Reputation: 20252
Recently,I had asked a question about how to make JPanel
s align from top to bottom in a JFrame
. Users told me to use GridLayout()
. I got everything working,but I forgot to mention that I wanted to center align all the components in the JPanel
s.
My first JPanel
has a JLabel
.
My second JPanel
has 5 JRadioButton
s.
My third JPanel
has a JLabel
.
My fourth JPanel
has a JButton
.
Selecting any JRadioButton
would change the text of the JLabel
in the third JPanel
.When the program starts,the JLabel
has no text.
My JFrame
has GridLayout
. All 4 JPanel
s which have BoxLayout
(BoxLayout.X_Axis
) are added into this JFrame
.Here is a snippet of my code:
class GUI extends JFrame implements ActionListener {
JPanel pan1,pan2,pan3,pan4; //4 JPanels
JRadioButton rad1,rad2,rad3,rad4,rad5; //5 RadioButtons
JButton button; //A JButton
JLabel label; //A JLabel
public GUI(String header)
{
super(header);
setLayout(new GridLayout(0,1,0,6)); //set GridLayout to JFrame
setBounds(350,325,600,125);
setResizable(false);
creator();
adder();
commander();
add(pan1);
add(pan2);
add(pan3);
add(pan4) //Add all 4 panels to JFrame
}
private void adder()
{
pan1.setLayout(new BoxLayout(pan1,BoxLayout.X_AXIS));
pan2.setLayout(new BoxLayout(pan2,BoxLayout.X_AXIS));
pan3.setLayout(new BoxLayout(pan3,BoxLayout.X_AXIS));
pan4.setLayout(new BoxLayout(pan4,BoxLayout.X_AXIS)); //Layout for all 4 JPanels
pan1.add(new JLabel("Choose a Security Level"));
ButtonGroup group=new ButtonGroup();
group.add(rad1);
group.add(rad2);
group.add(rad3);
group.add(rad4);
group.add(rad5);
pan2.add(rad1);
pan2.add(rad2);
pan2.add(rad3);
pan2.add(rad4);
pan2.add(rad5);
pan3.add(label);
pan4.add(button);
}
private void creator()
{
pan1=new JPanel();
pan2=new JPanel();
pan3=new JPanel();
pan4=new JPanel();
rad1=new JRadioButton("Security Level 1");
rad2=new JRadioButton("Security Level 2");
rad3=new JRadioButton("Security Level 3");
rad4=new JRadioButton("Security Level 4");
rad5=new JRadioButton("Security Level 5");
button=new JButton("Move On");
label=new JLabel();
}
private void commander()
{
rad1.addActionListener(this);
rad2.addActionListener(this);
rad3.addActionListener(this);
rad4.addActionListener(this);
rad5.addActionListener(this);
rad1.setActionCommand("radio1");
rad2.setActionCommand("radio2");
rad3.setActionCommand("radio3");
rad4.setActionCommand("radio4");
rad5.setActionCommand("radio5");
button.addActionListener(this);
}
public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent evt)
{
//When button is pressed,the text in label changes
if(evt.getActionCommand().equals("radio1"))
label.setText("Very Easy to bypass");
else if(evt.getActionCommand().equals("radio2"))
label.setText("Easy to bypass");
else if(evt.getActionCommand().equals("radio3"))
label.setText("Can bypass Sometimes");
else if(evt.getActionCommand().equals("radio4"))
label.setText("Hard to bypass");
else if(evt.getActionCommand().equals("radio5"))
label.setText("Very Hard to bypass");
else
{ //Code here
}
repaint();
//More code here....
}
}
And this is the output that I get(Ignore the green lines):
I want everything to be aligned in the center rather than in the left. What should I do in order to align it?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 2670
Reputation: 168845
Change:
pan1.setLayout(new BoxLayout(pan1,BoxLayout.X_AXIS));
To something like:
pan1.setLayout(new FlowLayout(FlowLayout.CENTER));
..And the same with the rest of the box layouts.
Upvotes: 3