1. JScrollPane setViewPosition After "Zoom" stackoverflow.comThe code that I have here is using a MouseAdapter to listen for the user to "draw" a box around the area of an image that they would like to zoom ... |
2. JPanel Layout Image Cutoff stackoverflow.comI am adding images to a JPanel but the images are getting cut off. I was originally trying BorderLayout but that only worked for one image and adding others added image ... |
3. Overlay images on a GridLayout in Java stackoverflow.comIs it possible to have one set of images be the "background image" of a gridlayout and other images be the "content" of the gridlayout? If not, what's the best way to ... |
4. Set image at proper position in Border layout in java swing stackoverflow.comI'm using a JDialog inside which I have added a JPanel. Layout of Jpanel is BorderLayout. Now I have some information and an image to be shown in that panel. So ... |
5. How can I make the image move in a random position? stackoverflow.comI have an image inside the panel and it moves in a clockwise direction. Now, I want it to move in a random direction and that is my problem. Could someone give ... |
6. GridBagLayout background image coderanch.comThe layout doesn't matter... you'll just need to use a subclass of JPanel like the one below... import java.awt.Graphics; import java.awt.Image; import java.awt.LayoutManager; import javax.swing.JPanel; public class BackgroundPanel extends JPanel { public static final int CENTERED = 0; public static final int SCALED = 1; private Image backgroundImage = null; private int backgroundType = CENTERED; public BackgroundPanel() { super(); } public ... |
7. Display image in specified position coderanch.comHello everyone I wanna know how I can display an image at an specified (x,y) position. I'm totally lost in how doing it. I have a bmp image of an arrow (which I could convert into bitmap or gif if needed) and I want to display it in an specified place. I have no idea how to do it. Can someone ... |
8. Image display in layout manager coderanch.comGoodmorning All, I am looking for some help, a hint on my AWT Layout challenge i have. Example GUI_1: |=======================| | Window border..............[_][x]....| |=======================| |.[label].| display area |..[button].| |.[label].| display area |..[button].| |............| display area |..[button].| |............| display area |..[button].| |............| display area |................| |=======================| |.................................[QUIT]........| |=======================| I want to - display a picture in the "display area" of the this ... |
9. Layout images java-forums.orgtake a look here: A Visual Guide to Layout Managers (The Java Tutorials > Creating a GUI With JFC/Swing > Laying Out Components Within a Container) try BorderLayout: in NORTH, have a panel with label in the middle in the WEST, have a panel with one button in the middle in the EAST, have a panel with one button in the ... |
10. See background image through gridlayout? forums.oracle.comHello! My problem is, I want to be able to use two JPanels on top of each other. The first JPanel should contain a background image, and the second JPanel should be transparent and contain a transparent GridLayout, in which I want to add transparent JButtons (setContentAreaFilled(false)). I've tried to just add the panels in their specific order, like frame.getContentPane().add(panel1), frame.getContentPane().add(panel2) ... |