Hi,

The Javadoc for CC.spanX() says it is equivalent to CC.spanX(LayoutUtil.INF) so I was thinking of using CC.span(LayoutUtil.INF) instead of CC.spanX().spanY(). Now, granted the former is less readable than the latter (so I will avoid it) I found it surprising that LayoutUtil.INF is package-protected. If I can't use the constant, the Javadoc shouldn't refer to it...

Secondly, I noticed you use the following Javadoc:



This doesn't render correctly. You should do this instead:



Source: http://download.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/technotes/tools/windows/javadoc.html#@link

Gili

Thanks, I blame IDEA for the link..

Put in the work queue..

Cheers,
Mikael

What about the fact that LayoutUtil.INF is package-protected?

Thanks,
Gili

I will investigate it. I think it's just a quite high value that's just not so high that it will wrap an integer if you add another number. Like Integer.MAX / 4 - 100 or something.

Hello,

I have made LayoutUtil.INF public since it's in the docs.

I don't know though how

CC.span(LayoutUtil.INF)
should be the same as
CC.spanX().spanY()


CC.span(LayoutUtil.INF, LayoutUtil.INF) is though.

Cheers,
Mikael

What's the difference between CC.spanX().spanY() and CC.span(LayoutUtil.INF, LayoutUtil.INF)?

Gili

None, but you wrote CC.span(LayoutUtil.INF) which isn't the same as CC.span(LayoutUtil.INF, LayoutUtil.INF)

Okay, better question How does CC.span(LayoutUtil.INF) differ from CC.span(LayoutUtil.INF, LayoutUtil.INF)?

Looking at these Javadoc it's really not obvious that there is a difference: http://www.migcalendar.com/miglayout/javadoc/net/miginfocom/layout/CC.html#span%28int...%29

Gili