GridLayout

In a GridLayout container, components are placed in a grid of cells. The statement

cp.setLayout(new GridLayout(r, c));

specifies a GridLayout with r rows and c columns for the content pane cp. By default, there are no gaps between components. Again, if gaps are desired, use the constructor GridLayout(r, c, horizgap, vertgap).

Figure illustrates a GridLayout frame with a grid of three rows and two columns. The GridLayout is an AWT feature, so to abbreviate class names, programs must include the statement



import java.awt.GridLayout;