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-package gjt;
-
-import java.awt.*;
-
-/**
- * Button panel employs a BorderLayout to lay out a Separator in 
- * the north, and a Panel to which Buttons are added in the 
- * center.<p>
- *
- * Buttons may be added to the panel via two methods:
- * <dl>
- * <dd> void   add(Button)
- * <dd> Button add(String)
- * </dl>
- * <p>
- *
- * Button add(String) creates a Button and adds it to the
- * panel, then returns the Button created, as a convenience to
- * clients so that they do not have to go through the pain
- * and agony of creating an ImageButton.<p>
- *
- * @version 1.0, Apr 1 1996
- * @author  David Geary
- * @see     MessageDialog
- * @see     QuestionDialog
- * @see     YesNoDialog
- * @see     gjt.test.DialogTest
- * @see     gjt.test.ComponentScrollerTest
- */
-public class ButtonPanel extends Panel {
-    Panel     buttonPanel = new Panel();
-    Separator separator   = new Separator();
-
-    public ButtonPanel() {
-        setLayout(new BorderLayout(0,5));
-        add("North",  separator);
-        add("Center", buttonPanel);
-    }
-    public void add(Button button) {
-        buttonPanel.add(button);
-    }
-    public Button add(String buttonLabel) {
-        Button addMe = new Button(buttonLabel);
-        buttonPanel.add(addMe);
-        return addMe;
-    }
-    protected String paramString() {
-        return super.paramString() + "buttons=" +
-        countComponents();
-    }
-}