java - SWT: height of Group -


i want height of grpmodelproperties lower. should distances of above , bottom of text box in group same?

public void createcontrol(composite parent) {       composite composite = new composite(parent, swt.null);      composite.setlayout(new filllayout());       group grpmodelproperties = new group(composite, swt.shadow_in);      grpmodelproperties.settext("etl transformation model");      grpmodelproperties.setlayout(new gridlayout(2, false));        griddata data = new griddata(griddata.fill_horizontal);      text = new text(grpmodelproperties, swt.none);      text.setlayoutdata(data);       button button = new button(grpmodelproperties, swt.push);      button.settext("file system...");      button.addselectionlistener(new selectionadapter() {      public void widgetselected(selectionevent e) {      filedialog dialog = new filedialog(getshell(), swt.null);      string path = dialog.open();       if (path != null) {      file file = new file(path);      if (file.isfile())       displayfiles(new string[] { file.tostring()});       else       displayfiles(file.list());       } }

you have specified filllayout composite containing group group being stretched fill dialog area.

use different layout composite:

composite composite = new composite(parent, swt.null); composite.setlayout(new gridlayout());  group grpmodelproperties = new group(composite, swt.shadow_in); grpmodelproperties.settext("etl transformation model"); grpmodelproperties.setlayout(new gridlayout(2, false));  // layout data group in composite, // fill row, stays @ top of dialog grpmodelproperties.setlayoutdata(new griddata(swt.fill, swt.top, true, false));

here have used gridlayout , set griddata group fill row.


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