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# Class jclass.contrib.JCTitlePanel

    java.lang.Object
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       +----java.awt.Component
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               +----java.awt.Container
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                       +----java.awt.Panel
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                               +----jclass.contrib.JCTitlePanel

public class JCTitlePanel
extends Panel

JCTitlePanel is an implementation of a panel that comes with an outline and a title. It is small, and produces a good display. To use JCTitlePanel, create a JCTitlePanel object, then add items to the JCTitlePanel.drawArea. The following is an example:

    JCTitlePanel top = new JCTitlePanel("Cell Values", null);
    top.drawArea.setLayout(new JCRowColLayout(1, -1));
    top.drawArea.add(new Label("This is inside the panel"));

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drawArea
  The panel that should be used by users for drawing.

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JCTitlePanel(String, String)
  This is the constructor.

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makeTitlePanel(Panel, String, boolean)
  A convenience function for creating a title panel that is either laid out vertically or horizontally.

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drawArea

      public JCOutlinePanel drawArea

  The panel that should be used by users for drawing.

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JCTitlePanel

      public JCTitlePanel(String title,
                          String align)

  This is the constructor.

  Parameters:
    title - the title of the title panel
    align - the alignment of the title; if the alignment is "Right", the title is right-justified, otherwise, the title is left-justified

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makeTitlePanel

      public static JCTitlePanel makeTitlePanel(Panel parent,
                                                String title,
                                                boolean horz)

  A convenience function for creating a title panel that is either laid out vertically or horizontally. It saves on the .class file size. This was used in the creation of the spreadsheet demo, in particular, with the vertical and horizontal radio button groups.

  Parameters:
    parent - the parent panel
    title - the title of the panel
    horz - if true, the panel is laid out horizontally; otherwise, it is laid out vertically

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