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## Uses of Class
javax.swing.JSplitPane

Packages that use JSplitPane
javax.swing.plaf | Provides one interface and many abstract classes that Swing uses to provide its pluggable look-and-feel capabilities.
javax.swing.plaf.basic | Provides user interface objects built according to the Basic look and feel.
javax.swing.plaf.multi | Provides user interface objects that combine two or more look and feels.

Uses of JSplitPane in javax.swing.plaf

Methods in javax.swing.plaf with parameters of type JSplitPane
`abstract void` | `SplitPaneUI.finishedPaintingChildren(JSplitPane jc, Graphics g)` Messaged after the JSplitPane the receiver is providing the look and feel for paints its children.
`abstract int` | `SplitPaneUI.getDividerLocation(JSplitPane jc)` Returns the location of the divider.
`abstract int` | `SplitPaneUI.getMaximumDividerLocation(JSplitPane jc)` Returns the maximum possible location of the divider.
`abstract int` | `SplitPaneUI.getMinimumDividerLocation(JSplitPane jc)` Returns the minimum possible location of the divider.
`abstract void` | `SplitPaneUI.resetToPreferredSizes(JSplitPane jc)` Messaged to relayout the JSplitPane based on the preferred size of the children components.
`abstract void` | `SplitPaneUI.setDividerLocation(JSplitPane jc, int location)` Sets the location of the divider to location.

Uses of JSplitPane in javax.swing.plaf.basic

Fields in javax.swing.plaf.basic declared as JSplitPane
`protected JSplitPane` | `BasicSplitPaneUI.splitPane` JSplitPane instance this instance is providing the look and feel for.
`protected JSplitPane` | `BasicSplitPaneDivider.splitPane` JSplitPane the receiver is contained in.

Methods in javax.swing.plaf.basic that return JSplitPane
`JSplitPane` | `BasicSplitPaneUI.getSplitPane()` Returns the splitpane this instance is currently contained in.

Methods in javax.swing.plaf.basic with parameters of type JSplitPane
`void` | `BasicSplitPaneUI.finishedPaintingChildren(JSplitPane jc, Graphics g)` Messaged after the JSplitPane the receiver is providing the look and feel for paints its children.
`int` | `BasicSplitPaneUI.getDividerLocation(JSplitPane jc)` Returns the location of the divider, which may differ from what the splitpane thinks the location of the divider is.
`int` | `BasicSplitPaneUI.getMaximumDividerLocation(JSplitPane jc)` Gets the maximum location of the divider.
`int` | `BasicSplitPaneUI.getMinimumDividerLocation(JSplitPane jc)` Gets the minimum location of the divider.
`void` | `BasicSplitPaneUI.resetToPreferredSizes(JSplitPane jc)` Messaged to reset the preferred sizes.
`void` | `BasicSplitPaneUI.setDividerLocation(JSplitPane jc, int location)` Sets the location of the divider to location.

Uses of JSplitPane in javax.swing.plaf.multi

Methods in javax.swing.plaf.multi with parameters of type JSplitPane
`void` | `MultiSplitPaneUI.finishedPaintingChildren(JSplitPane a, Graphics b)` Invokes the `finishedPaintingChildren` method on each UI handled by this object.
`int` | `MultiSplitPaneUI.getDividerLocation(JSplitPane a)` Invokes the `getDividerLocation` method on each UI handled by this object.
`int` | `MultiSplitPaneUI.getMaximumDividerLocation(JSplitPane a)` Invokes the `getMaximumDividerLocation` method on each UI handled by this object.
`int` | `MultiSplitPaneUI.getMinimumDividerLocation(JSplitPane a)` Invokes the `getMinimumDividerLocation` method on each UI handled by this object.
`void` | `MultiSplitPaneUI.resetToPreferredSizes(JSplitPane a)` Invokes the `resetToPreferredSizes` method on each UI handled by this object.
`void` | `MultiSplitPaneUI.setDividerLocation(JSplitPane a, int b)` Invokes the `setDividerLocation` method on each UI handled by this object.

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