epoc32/include/mw/eiktbar.h
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     1.4 +/*
     1.5 +* Copyright (c) 2002-2006 Nokia Corporation and/or its subsidiary(-ies).
     1.6 +* All rights reserved.
     1.7 +* This component and the accompanying materials are made available
     1.8 +* under the terms of "Eclipse Public License v1.0"
     1.9 +* which accompanies this distribution, and is available
    1.10 +* at the URL "http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html".
    1.11 +*
    1.12 +* Initial Contributors:
    1.13 +* Nokia Corporation - initial contribution.
    1.14 +*
    1.15 +* Contributors:
    1.16 +*
    1.17 +* Description:  Class declaration for EIKON toolbar control.
    1.18 +*
    1.19 +*/
    1.20 +
    1.21 +
    1.22 +#ifndef __EIKTBAR_H__
    1.23 +#define __EIKTBAR_H__
    1.24 +
    1.25 +#include <eikctgrp.h>
    1.26 +#include <coecobs.h>
    1.27 +#include <eikbtgrp.h>
    1.28 +#include <eikbtgpc.h>
    1.29 +
    1.30 +// Forward declarations
    1.31 +
    1.32 +class MEikCommandObserver;
    1.33 +class TEikButtonCoordinator;
    1.34 +class CEikCommandButton;
    1.35 +class CCoeBrushAndPenContext;
    1.36 +
    1.37 +/**
    1.38 + * A vertical group of controls displayed down the right-hand side of the
    1.39 + * screen in an application.
    1.40 + *
    1.41 + * It contains buttons which are used to issue application commands,
    1.42 + * and other controls. A toolband may also be created using this class,
    1.43 + * by setting the @c EEikToolBarHorizontal flag and initialising from a
    1.44 + * @c TOOLBAND resource.
    1.45 + *
    1.46 + * @lib eikcoctl.lib
    1.47 + * @since S60 0.9
    1.48 + */
    1.49 +class CEikToolBar : public CEikControlGroup,
    1.50 +                    public MCoeControlObserver,
    1.51 +                    public MEikButtonGroup
    1.52 +	{
    1.53 +public:
    1.54 +
    1.55 +    /**
    1.56 +     * Destructor.
    1.57 +     * Deletes the toolbar's brush and pen context and control types.
    1.58 +     */
    1.59 +	IMPORT_C ~CEikToolBar();
    1.60 +	
    1.61 +	/**
    1.62 +     * Default C++ constructor.
    1.63 +     * Creates a new toolbar object, but does not initialise any of
    1.64 +     * its heap-stored members.
    1.65 +     */
    1.66 +	IMPORT_C CEikToolBar();
    1.67 +	
    1.68 +	/**
    1.69 +	 * Completes construction of a default-constructed toolbar.
    1.70 +	 *
    1.71 +     * The command observer interface defines a method for creating custom
    1.72 +     * controls on the toolbar from user-defined IDs specified in the
    1.73 +     * resource @c aResourceId.
    1.74 +     *
    1.75 +     * IDs for controls which cannot be constructed using
    1.76 +     * @c EikControlFactory::CreateByTypeL() are passed to this object's
    1.77 +     * command observer for construction.
    1.78 +     *
    1.79 +     * Applications requiring custom controls in their toolbars should
    1.80 +     * override their AppUI's @c CreateCustomCommandControlL() method,
    1.81 +     * inherited from @c MEikCommandObserver.
    1.82 +     *
    1.83 +     * @param aCommandObserver Sets the command observer for this toolbar.
    1.84 +     *                         The observer's @c ProcessCommandL()
    1.85 +     *                         function is invoked when a toolbar command
    1.86 +     *                         is invoked by the user.
    1.87 +     *                         @see MEikCommandObserver::ProcessCommandL().
    1.88 +     *                         Typically the observer is the
    1.89 +     *                         application's AppUI.
    1.90 +     *
    1.91 +     * @param aResourceId      The ID of a @c TOOLBAR or @c TOOLBAND
    1.92 +     *                         resource structure.
    1.93 +     *
    1.94 +     * @param aBoundingRect    Defines the rectangle to which the toolbar's
    1.95 +     *                         extent must be limited. This is typically given
    1.96 +     *                         by @c CEikAppUi::ClientRect(), which returns
    1.97 +     *                         the extent of the whole application window,
    1.98 +     *                         less the extent of any toolbars that already
    1.99 +     *                         exist and are owned by the AppUI.
   1.100 +     *
   1.101 +     * @panic EIKCOCTL-36      If the control on the toolbar cannot be
   1.102 +     *                         constructed.
   1.103 +     */
   1.104 +	IMPORT_C void ConstructL( MEikCommandObserver* aCommandObserver,
   1.105 +	                          TInt aResourceId,
   1.106 +	                          const TRect& aBoundingRect );
   1.107 +	
   1.108 +	/**
   1.109 +	 * Creates a toolbar from a resource definition,
   1.110 +	 * but does not set its extent or activate it.
   1.111 +	 *
   1.112 +	 * This function is used by @c ConstructL(), applications will
   1.113 +	 * not typically need to use it.
   1.114 +	 *
   1.115 +	 * @param aCommandObserver Specifies the object in which
   1.116 +	 *                         @c HandleCommandL() is called when a toolbar
   1.117 +	 *                         command is invoked, typically the application's
   1.118 +	 *                         AppUI.
   1.119 +	 *
   1.120 +	 * @param aResourceId      The resource that defines the toolbar.
   1.121 +	 *
   1.122 +	 * @panic EIKCOCTL-36      If the control on the toolbar cannot be
   1.123 +	 *                         constructed.
   1.124 +	 */
   1.125 +	IMPORT_C void StaticConstructL( MEikCommandObserver* aCommandObserver,
   1.126 +	                                TInt aResourceId );
   1.127 +	
   1.128 +	/**
   1.129 +	 * Sets the toolbar's command observer.
   1.130 +	 * Applications will not typically need to use this function.
   1.131 +	 *
   1.132 +	 * @param aCommandObserver The command observer for this toolbar.
   1.133 +	 *                         When a command is invoked in the toolbar,
   1.134 +	 *                         @c HandleCommandL() is called in the observer.
   1.135 +	 */
   1.136 +	IMPORT_C void SetCommandObserver(MEikCommandObserver* aCommandObserver);
   1.137 +	
   1.138 +	/**
   1.139 +	 * Sets the button co-ordinator for a group of buttons in a toolbar.
   1.140 +	 *
   1.141 +	 * @param aId           Command identifying a toolbar button. 
   1.142 +	 * @param aCount        The number of buttons in the group. 
   1.143 +	 * @param aCoordinator  The button coordinator. 
   1.144 +	 */
   1.145 +	IMPORT_C void CoordinateButtons( TInt aId,
   1.146 +	                                 TInt aCount,
   1.147 +	                                 TEikButtonCoordinator* aCoordinator );
   1.148 +	
   1.149 +	/**
   1.150 +	 * Sets the state of the specified button and draws the button
   1.151 +	 * to show the new state.
   1.152 +	 *
   1.153 +	 * @param aId    The command that identifies the button.
   1.154 +	 * @param aState @c ETrue to set the button, @c EFalse to clear the button.
   1.155 +	 */
   1.156 +	IMPORT_C void SetButtonStateOn(TInt aId,TBool aState);
   1.157 +	
   1.158 +	/**
   1.159 +	 * Delays activation of the toolbar when constructed.
   1.160 +	 *
   1.161 +	 * This function sets the toolbar flag @c EEikToolBarDelayActivation.
   1.162 +	 * If this flag is set when @c ConstructL() is called on the toolbar,
   1.163 +	 * the toolbar will be constructed but not activated.
   1.164 +	 *
   1.165 +	 * The application can subsequently activate the toolbar by calling
   1.166 +	 * @c CCoeControl::ActivateL().
   1.167 +	 *
   1.168 +	 * @return @c ETrue to delay activation of the toolbar.
   1.169 +	 */
   1.170 +	IMPORT_C TBool DelayActivation() const;
   1.171 +	
   1.172 +public: /** From @c CCoeControl. */
   1.173 +
   1.174 +    /**
   1.175 +	 * Second-phase construction from a resource.
   1.176 +	 * This is called by @c StaticConstructL() with an appropriate reader.
   1.177 +	 *
   1.178 +	 * From @c CCoeControl
   1.179 +	 *
   1.180 +	 * @param aReader     A resource reader pointing at a @c TOOLBAR or
   1.181 +	 *                    @c TOOLBAND resource defining the toolbar.
   1.182 +	 * @panic EIKCOCTL-36 If the control on the toolbar cannot be constructed.
   1.183 +	 */
   1.184 +	IMPORT_C void ConstructFromResourceL(TResourceReader& aReader);
   1.185 +	
   1.186 +	/**
   1.187 +	 * Sets the toolbar dimmed or not dimmed.
   1.188 +	 * Dimming usually indicates that user input is not accepted.
   1.189 +	 *
   1.190 +	 * From @c CCoeControl
   1.191 +	 *
   1.192 +	 * @param aDimmed @c ETrue to set as dimmed ,
   1.193 +	 *                @c EFalse to set as not dimmed.
   1.194 +	 */
   1.195 +	IMPORT_C void SetDimmed(TBool aDimmed);
   1.196 +	
   1.197 +	/**
   1.198 +	 * Gets the list of logical colours used to draw the control.
   1.199 +	 * Appends the list to @c aColorUseList paired with an explanation
   1.200 +	 * of how the colours are used.
   1.201 +     *
   1.202 +	 * From @c CCoeControl
   1.203 +	 *
   1.204 +	 * @param[in,out] aColorUseList The list of logical colours. 
   1.205 +	 */
   1.206 +	IMPORT_C void GetColorUseListL(CArrayFix<TCoeColorUse>& aColorUseList) const;
   1.207 +	
   1.208 +	/**
   1.209 +     * Handles a change to the control's resources.
   1.210 +     *
   1.211 +     * The types of resources handled are those which are shared across
   1.212 +     * the environment, e.g. colours or fonts. For colour scheme changes,
   1.213 +     * @c DrawDeferred() is called in order to redraw the control.
   1.214 +     *
   1.215 +     * If overriding this method, the implementation must
   1.216 +     * include a base call to this method.
   1.217 +     *
   1.218 +     * From @c CCoeControl.
   1.219 +	 *
   1.220 +     * @param aType The type of resource that has changed.
   1.221 +     */
   1.222 +	IMPORT_C void HandleResourceChange(TInt aType);
   1.223 +	
   1.224 +	/**
   1.225 +     * Handles pointer events.
   1.226 +     *
   1.227 +     * This function gets called whenever a pointer event occurs in the 
   1.228 +     * control, i.e. when the pointer is within the control's extent, or when 
   1.229 +     * the control has grabbed the pointer.
   1.230 +     * 
   1.231 +     * If overriding this method, the implementation must 
   1.232 +     * include a base call to this method.
   1.233 +     *
   1.234 +     * From @c CCoeControl.
   1.235 +     *
   1.236 +     * @param aPointerEvent The pointer event.
   1.237 +     */
   1.238 +	IMPORT_C void HandlePointerEventL(const TPointerEvent& aPointerEvent);
   1.239 +	
   1.240 +public: /** From @c CEikControlGroup. */
   1.241 +
   1.242 +    /**
   1.243 +     * Adds a control to the control group.
   1.244 +     *
   1.245 +	 * From @c CEikControlGroup
   1.246 +	 *
   1.247 +	 * @param aControl    The control to add to the control group
   1.248 +	 * @param aId         The control's ID.
   1.249 +	 * @panic EIKCOCTL-26 If the control does not exist.
   1.250 +	 */
   1.251 +	IMPORT_C void AddControlL(CCoeControl* aControl,TInt aId);
   1.252 +	
   1.253 +	/**
   1.254 +	 * Adds a control wrapped with its ID and length to the control group.
   1.255 +	 *
   1.256 +	 * From @c CEikControlGroup
   1.257 +	 *
   1.258 +	 * @param aGroupControl The wrapped control to add.
   1.259 +	 * @panic EIKCOCTL-26   If the control does not exist.
   1.260 +	 */
   1.261 +	IMPORT_C void AddControlL(TEikGroupControl& aGroupControl);
   1.262 +	
   1.263 +public: // but not exported
   1.264 +
   1.265 +    /**
   1.266 +	 * Adds a control type to the control type array.
   1.267 +	 *
   1.268 +	 * @internal
   1.269 +	 *
   1.270 +	 * @param aType The control type to be added.
   1.271 +	 */
   1.272 +	void AddControlTypeL(TInt aType);
   1.273 +	
   1.274 +	/**
   1.275 +	 * Removes a control type from the control type array.
   1.276 +	 *
   1.277 +	 * @internal
   1.278 +	 *
   1.279 +	 * @param aIndex Index of the control type to be removed
   1.280 +	 *               in the control type array.
   1.281 +	 */
   1.282 +	void RemoveControlType(TInt aIndex);
   1.283 +	
   1.284 +	/**
   1.285 +	 * Used to check if a control is a button type control or not.
   1.286 +	 *
   1.287 +	 * @internal
   1.288 +	 *
   1.289 +	 * @param  aIndex Index of the control.
   1.290 +	 * @return @c ETrue, if the control is a button type control.
   1.291 +	 */
   1.292 +	TBool ControlIsButton(TInt aIndex) const;
   1.293 +	
   1.294 +public: /** From @c MEikButtonGroup. */
   1.295 +
   1.296 +    /**
   1.297 +     * Sets the toolbar's bounding rectangle.
   1.298 +     * This function has a different effect on the toolbar's extent,
   1.299 +     * depending on whether the toolbar is vertical or horizontal.
   1.300 +     *
   1.301 +     * For a vertical toolbar, sets the toolbar height to equal the
   1.302 +     * height of the bounding rectangle.
   1.303 +     *
   1.304 +     * For a horizontal toolbar (toolband), sets the toolband width
   1.305 +     * to equal the width of the bounding rectangle.
   1.306 +     *
   1.307 +	 * From @c MEikButtonGroup
   1.308 +	 *
   1.309 +	 * @param aBoundingRect The toolbar's bounding rectangle.
   1.310 +	 */
   1.311 +	IMPORT_C void SetBoundingRect(const TRect& aBoundingRect);
   1.312 +	
   1.313 +	/**
   1.314 +	 * Shrinks a rectangle to exclude the toolbar area.
   1.315 +     * This function reduces the size of the rectangle passed into the
   1.316 +     * function so that on return, the area occupied by the toolbar or toolband
   1.317 +     * is removed from the rectangle. It is provided to prevent drawing
   1.318 +     * over an existing toolbar or toolband.
   1.319 +     *
   1.320 +	 * From @c MEikButtonGroup
   1.321 +	 *
   1.322 +	 * @param[in,out] aBoundingRect Specifies a rectangle which, on return,
   1.323 +	 *                              is shrunk to exclude the toolbar’s extent.
   1.324 +	 */
   1.325 +	IMPORT_C void ReduceRect(TRect& aBoundingRect) const;
   1.326 +	
   1.327 +protected:
   1.328 +
   1.329 +    /**
   1.330 +     * Writes the internal state of the control and its
   1.331 +     * components to @c aWriteStream.
   1.332 +     * Does nothing in release mode.
   1.333 +     *
   1.334 +     * Designed to be overridden and base called from subclasses.
   1.335 +     *
   1.336 +     * From @c CCoeControl
   1.337 +     *
   1.338 +     * @param[in,out] aWriteStream A connected write stream.
   1.339 +     */
   1.340 +	IMPORT_C void WriteInternalStateL(RWriteStream& aWriteStream) const;
   1.341 +	
   1.342 +private:
   1.343 +
   1.344 +	CEikCommandButton* ButtonByIndex(TInt aIndex) const;	
   1.345 +	void SetCurrentId(TInt aPosition,TInt aId);	
   1.346 +	TInt CurrentId(TInt aPosition) const;	
   1.347 +	TEikGroupControl& GroupControlByIndex(TInt aIndex) const;	
   1.348 +	TInt IndexFromPosition(TInt aPos) const;
   1.349 +	
   1.350 +private: /** From @c MEikButtonGroup */
   1.351 +
   1.352 +	void SetCommandL( TInt aPosition,
   1.353 +	                  TInt aCommandId,
   1.354 +	                  const TDesC* aText,
   1.355 +	                  const CFbsBitmap* aBitmap,
   1.356 +	                  const CFbsBitmap* aMask );
   1.357 +	                  
   1.358 +	void SetCommandL(TInt aPosition,TInt aResourceId);
   1.359 +	void SetCommandSetL(TInt aResourceId);
   1.360 +	void AddCommandL( TInt aPosition,
   1.361 +	                  TInt aCommandId,
   1.362 +	                  const TDesC* aText,
   1.363 +	                  const CFbsBitmap* aBitmap,
   1.364 +	                  const CFbsBitmap* aMask );
   1.365 +	void AddCommandToStackL( TInt aPosition,
   1.366 +	                         TInt aCommandId,
   1.367 +	                         const TDesC* aText,
   1.368 +	                         const CFbsBitmap* aBitmap,
   1.369 +	                         const CFbsBitmap* aMask );
   1.370 +	void AddCommandToStackL(TInt aPosition,TInt aResourceId);
   1.371 +	void AddCommandSetToStackL(TInt aResourceId);
   1.372 +	void SetDefaultCommand(TInt aCommandId);
   1.373 +	TSize CalcMinimumSizeL(TInt aResourceId);
   1.374 +	void RemoveCommandFromStack(TInt aPosition,TInt aCommandId);
   1.375 +	TInt CommandPos(TInt aCommandId) const;
   1.376 +	void DimCommand(TInt aCommandId,TBool aDimmed);
   1.377 +	TBool IsCommandDimmed(TInt aCommandId) const;
   1.378 +	void MakeCommandVisible(TInt aCommandId,TBool aVisible);
   1.379 +	TBool IsCommandVisible(TInt aCommandId) const;
   1.380 +	CCoeControl* AsControl();
   1.381 +	const CCoeControl* AsControl() const;
   1.382 +	CCoeControl* GroupControlById(TInt aCommandId) const;
   1.383 +	CEikCommandButton* GroupControlAsButton(TInt aCommandId) const;
   1.384 +	TInt CommandId(TInt aCommandPos) const;
   1.385 +	TInt ButtonCount() const;
   1.386 +	TUint ButtonGroupFlags() const;
   1.387 +
   1.388 +    void SetMSKCommandObserver(MEikCommandObserver* aCommandObserver);
   1.389 +    void DimCommandByPosition(TInt aPosition,TBool aDimmed);
   1.390 +    TBool IsCommandDimmedByPosition(TInt aPosition) const;
   1.391 +    void MakeCommandVisibleByPosition(TInt aPosition,TBool aVisible);
   1.392 +    TBool IsCommandVisibleByPosition(TInt aPosition) const;
   1.393 +    void AnimateCommandByPosition(TInt aPosition);
   1.394 +
   1.395 +private: /** From @c MCoeControlObserver */
   1.396 +	IMPORT_C void HandleControlEventL(CCoeControl* aControl,TCoeEvent aEvent);
   1.397 +	
   1.398 +private:
   1.399 +	IMPORT_C void Reserved_2();
   1.400 +	
   1.401 +private: /** From @c CAknControl */
   1.402 +
   1.403 +    IMPORT_C void* ExtensionInterface( TUid aInterface );
   1.404 +private:
   1.405 +	void BaseConstructL();
   1.406 +	TInt ControlCount() const;
   1.407 +private:
   1.408 +	TInt                    iToolBarFlags;
   1.409 +	MEikCommandObserver*    iCommandObserver;
   1.410 +	CCoeBrushAndPenContext* iBrushAndPenContext;
   1.411 +	CArrayFix<TInt>*        iControlTypes; 
   1.412 +	};
   1.413 +
   1.414 +#endif // __EIKTBAR_H__