Panel size

How do you change the size of a panel or even a pane?

You can also use setBounds(int x, int y, int width, int height) for a Panel or a JPanel. The component you add your Panel or JPanel to should have no layout set if you will use the setBounds() method.
For example,
JPanel myPanel = new JPanel();
Container c = getContentPane();
c.setLayout(null);
c.add(myPanel);
myPanel.setBounds(0, 0, 100, 100);
Berk.

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    Hi,
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    Hi,
    From my vi, before I call another vi from it, I have a FP Open and FP.
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    Attachments:
    sample.JPG ‏40 KB

  • Panel size won't "stick" when restarting LR.

    I want the left hand panel to be MUCH bigger so I can see more of my folder names. I can re-size it, but when I close and re-open LR, it returns the panel size to the original default size. Is there a way to get the re-sized panel to stay that way across LR re-starts?
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    >In the preferences>interface>panel font size, make sure you have it >set on the smaller option
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  • Panel size inconsistency

    Hi all.
    I am fairly new to making my panels native doc-able panels using Eclipse with Extension Builder. Up till now, I have been creating floating panels just using ScriptUI.
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    The Bundle Manifest/User Interface is set to the Min, Default and Max dimensions to be the same, so this as far as I can see should make the panel size absolute.
    Here are 2 screen shots showing the effect...
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    Hi Drazen,
    Actually, the Pane Size (panel resize) event will occur twice as your sub-vi front panel is opened: first when the resizing begins, and again when the resizing is over (when LabVIEW sees that Old Boundaries and New Boundaries are equal). So, the 2 you see immediately in the indicator on the sub-vi is for both panel resize events. A timeout event when the timeout is set to zero initially never occurs because the VI registers the panel resize event first.
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  • Panel size event acts first in dialog VI?

    Appearently, the event 'panel size' occurs first when a dialog subvi is called. This will cause issues if a one time timout is used. Can someone please confirm that this is true?
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    Attachments:
    caller.vi ‏8 KB
    subvi_dialog.vi ‏9 KB

    Hi Drazen,
    Actually, the Pane Size (panel resize) event will occur twice as your sub-vi front panel is opened: first when the resizing begins, and again when the resizing is over (when LabVIEW sees that Old Boundaries and New Boundaries are equal). So, the 2 you see immediately in the indicator on the sub-vi is for both panel resize events. A timeout event when the timeout is set to zero initially never occurs because the VI registers the panel resize event first.
    I hope that clarification will help you develop your application!
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  • Panel size problem

    I tried to set the panel size on my fram but every single time i run the application (I have 4 panels on my frame 1 on top 3 on the buttom) the panels are sceezed no space beetween them. Do you have any idea how to get space beetween them. I use the setSize method but it looks like it doesn't work, i work for my classmate but not for me. (I have class panel with around 4 objects ex.txtbutton, txtbox, etc) if it help you .
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    If you are using a GridLayout() to position your panels, you could try
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  • How to set front panel size to be same as one led?

    Hello All,
    LV2010
    In documentation reads that minimum front panel size is one pixel. I need to create front panel which have same size as one led (see attachment). I'm not able to make front enough small just by dragging window borders. I also tried to change front panel size from File->Vi properties ->Window size but that didn't helped. How I can set front panel to smaller size?
    Attachments:
    Small_front_panel.vi ‏6 KB

    I think I got it
    In the window apperance option I removed everything except "Allow user to resize window" And the Run options. Then I ran the VI (continuosly since there is no loop) and resized it. After I stopped it, I then removed  "Allow user to resize window" from the window apperance options.
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    Attachments:
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  • Set front panel size to fit different monitor ( 2 monitors-pattern to 1 monitor-pattern)

    Hello, Everybody,
    I have here some questions about front panel size.
    At first I have create my LabVIEW programs with 2 monitors and run them with 2 monitors, because of this reason I have created a huge front panel with many objects.
    But sometimes I will run the program only with 1 monitor, the problem is, the front panel is too big, I can not see the front panel with all objects completely on one monitor! I know, I can scroll aroud it, but I don´t like this way. I would like to set the front panel size automatically to fit the window ( to differenz window sizes or resolutions), how can I do that?
    I have tried with "Maintain proportions of window for different monitor resolutions" and "Scale all objects on front panel as the window sizes" to finish that, but they did`t work, I can not see the front panel at once on one monitor;-(
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    Johnny

    As noted in the KB article What Is the Difference Between the Options
    "Scale All Objects on Panel" and "Maintain Window Proport..., the "Scale All Objects on Panel causes all the objects inside the panel to scale when the panel itself is resized". If the panel isn't resized, the objects arent's scaled. You may also want to read the KB article How Do I Scale All of the Objects of My Front Panel with the Window Size?.

  • How to know the "minimum panel size" property

    I want to know the "Minimum Panel Size" specified in the "VI properties" by programming. It's very important to get this information, because my panel size changes over the execution and I need the minimum panel size available. I can’t use the panel bound property because it return me the actual size of the panel.
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    Solved!
    Go to Solution.

    There is no property to directly return the minimum panel size that you set.
    You can however trick it into giving it to you. Since you can't use the "Panel Bounds" property to make a window smaller than it's set minimum, You can try to set it to 0,0 size, then read the size and subtract the left from right and top from bottom to get the size. The panel will actually resize to the minimum, but will return an error if you try to go below that.
    The attached VI shows this working. I only tried this 7.1, so if you have an earlier version, let me know and I'll save it back.
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    Ed Dickens - Certified LabVIEW Architect - DISTek Integration, Inc. - NI Certified Alliance Partner
    Using the Abort button to stop your VI is like using a tree to stop your car. It works, but there may be consequences.
    Attachments:
    Get minimum panel size setting.vi ‏40 KB

  • VI Analyzer Front Panel Size and Postion Test fails

    Hi
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    I would like to apply this test, a simple check developers are not creating huge VI, it sounds simple enough, but I cannot seem to get this test to pass.
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    I can clearly see my that VI front panel (and block diagram for that matter) fits within the screen of either monitor. If I look at the VI properties of my VI the Window Size is 474 x 513, could anybody please suggest when why this might be failing.
    cheers 
    Dannyt
    Danny Thomson CLAD
    Sub10 Systems Ltd
    Solved!
    Go to Solution.

    Hi Norbert,
    Thanks for the prompt reply, my asking the question and your reply has made me play with this a little deeper and I have managed to solve my problem.
    In case anyone else has a similar problem here are the details.
    When you have two monitors and look at the Windows properites you see one monitor is identified as 1 and the other as 2, thses identities are based on the graphics card and the which monitor is plugged into which ouptput connector. You can then chose which monitor you wish to act as your primary monitor. You would suspect it would not matter once you have selected your primary monitor BUT IT DOES.
    My inital set-up   
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    Right Hand Monitor - identiy 1 
    With this set-up everything looks and acts as I expect it to task bar, icons etc on my primarry monitor.  However if you run the VI Analyser it will fail Panel Size and Position on BOTH the left and right hand monitors.
    I crawlled under my desk and swapped the monitors cables round so now the set-up is
    Left Hand Monitor    - idenity 1 selected to be primary monitor
    Right Hand Monitor - identiy 2
    Now the VI Analysers Panel Size & Position Tests will pass on the left hand monitor but fail on the right hand monitor, just as would expect.
    It appears that LabVIEW is looking not only at the windows "Primary Monitor" setting but also the identies, this does not seem the behaviour I would expect nor the correct behaviour.
    cheers 
    Dannyt
    Danny Thomson CLAD
    Sub10 Systems Ltd

  • Have Photoshop remember panel size

    My panel has dynamic content so its size need to be adjusted by the user after it has loaded.
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    This should already be possible if the "Persistent" option is set to "Yes". In Configurator, you can find this setting on the righthand side, in the "Basic Attributes" section.
    If you have already exported a panel, you can modify it without re-exporting by modifying your panel's xml file. This should be located within its "content" folder, and would be named after the project, as: "<ProjectName>.xml". Inside that file, usually about 5 lines down, is a line that contains the property setting "persistent=" (either "true" or "false"). Set that to true, and the panel size should be maintained between sessions.
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  • LabVIEW 2010 Window Size/Panel Size Run-Time VI properties - unexpected behavior

    I have used the VI Properties Windows Run-Time Position - Panel Size and VI Properties - Window Size to set the desired display size for use on the application PC.
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    I regret that I cannot post my employers' proprietary code.  I have tried to duplicate the problem with a publicly distributed VI and been unable to do so.  
    I believe now that it is possible my VI was "straddling" two monitors when I made the initial changes.  
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    I am looking for a way to adjust the layout of my UI based on the panel's size. For example, two buttons that are above each other until the window height gets small enough that they need to be next to each other instead.
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