Re: Size

Francois Lionet wrote:
Hello,

I need to resize a JFrame (with caption) so that the client area is exactly 640x480. If I do a setSize(640, 480) the client area is smaller due to the caption and border of the frame. I need to get the size of the caption and of the borders. But where can I find that information? (or is it a way to resize the frame base on the client area size?)

Set the preferred size of a panel in your client area to 640 x 460. Then call JFrame.pack, or get the preferred layout of the frame.

I believe the size of the caption and borders will be in the insets of the JFrame. It is for Frame, but I'm not entirely sure what happens if you get the current Swing Look & Feel to render the frame decorations.

Tom Hawtin
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