**** Version 2.2: 12/03/2001 This is version 2.2 of the Java TableLayout layout manager It can be collected via our homepage: Changes to the previous version: - Moved the example directory out of the uk/... tree - Added another example that uses Swing - Javadoc is created with jdk1.2 Bug fixes: - Insets are no longer applied to all components in the container. Specially when using Swing borders, the components were growing huge. - The marginWidth and marginHeight are now applied properly. Birgit Arkesteijn, birgit@westhawk.co.uk **** Version 2.1: 20/09/1999 This is version 2.1 of the Java TableLayout layout manager It can be collected via our homepage: This version uses JDK 1.1 . We still got the version for JDK 1.0.2, if someone is interested, please let me know. Added: - example directory 'applet' Changes to the previous (first) version: - Bug fixes: - **** Version 2.0: 01/07/1999 This is version 2.0 of the Java TableLayout layout manager It can be collected via our homepage: This version uses JDK 1.1 . We still got the version for JDK 1.0.2, if someone is interested, please let me know. Changes to the previous (first) version: - The TableLayout is now packed in package uk.co.westhawk.tablelayout; Bug fixes: - Does not hang anymore when there are no components in the container **** Version 1.0: TableLayout is a layout manager which allows components to be arranged in a tabular form. The TableLayout component has a layout resource which is used to specify the column and row position of each component. Components can span rows and/or columns. Layout options are available to control the initial sizes, justification, and dynamic resizing. The TableLayout Manager was initially implemented in C as the XmpTable widget, part of the Widget Creation Library (Wcl), written by David E. Smyth.