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GUI Designer. Set BorderLayout to a form. Add 4 JPanels to North, South, West, East. The panels are shown just as a thin lines. Adding a component to a panel (e.g. JButton to South panel) is hardly possible: moving mouse pointer over panel does not enable pasting (pointer always has "rejected" form). The whole form is indicated as "rejected", except the central area (for CENTER component).
Improve the representation of JPanels added to form with BorderLayout.
No similar problem with JPanel and say, GridLayout.
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GUI Designer. Set BorderLayout to a form. Add 4 JPanels to North, South, West, East. The panels are shown just as a thin lines. Adding a component to a panel (e.g. JButton to South panel) is hardly possible: moving mouse pointer over panel does not enable pasting (pointer always has "rejected" form). The whole form is indicated as "rejected", except the central area (for CENTER component).
Improve the representation of JPanels added to form with BorderLayout.
No similar problem with JPanel and say, GridLayout. |
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Usability Problem
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GUI Designer: too small size of empty JPanel, Jlist, placed on the border (North, South, West, East) in BoderLayout or in FormLayout