Provides functions to create an arrow head scroll button, and to handle pointer events.

This class provides member functions to enable you to create a command button with a bitmap image. A bitmap button has no text associated with it: it displays a picture only.

This is the base class from which concrete button controls (command buttons, option buttons and checkboxes) are derived. The base class implements knowledge of the buttons logical state, and can respond to user events. It cannot, however, draw itself. Derived classes should provide an appropriate implementation of CCoeControl::Draw(). It is usual to make the on-screen appearance of the button dependent on its current state. Derived classes may also implement StateChanged() to respond appropriately to changes in the draw state.

This class creates an on screen control that may be ticked or unticked by the user, and can be used to toggle some state in an application. The editor has an associated control factory identifier EEikCtCheckBox. It has no associated resource struct. This class is not intended for user derivation.

Command buttons may contain text, an image or both. A command button can be used to invoke a command in an application, or to toggle one of the application's states.

Base class for command buttons. A command button can be used to invoke a command in an application, or to toggle one of its states. It may display a text label, an image, or both.

Base class for command buttons. A command button can be used to invoke a command in an application, or to toggle one of its states.

A command button with a label. A labelled button has no picture associated with it: it displays text only. You can also assign a hotkey code to the button and choose whether the code is displayed on the button.

A labelled option button. Typically, you should never create or use instances of this control explicitly on its own. Instead, use the CEikHorOptionButtonList or CQikVerOptionButtonList to create a group of related option buttons. This class is not intended for user derivation.

Option button. An option button has 2 possible states set or unset. A single option button may be used to toggle an option in an application. An option button group may be used to choose from a set of mutually exclusive options in an application. Only one option button in a group may be set at any time. The editor has an associated control factory identifier EEikCtOptionButton. It has no associated resource struct. This class is not intended for user derivation.

Scroll button

This class provides member functions to enable you to create a text button with a label. A text button has no image associated with it, it displays a label only.

This class provides a command button which can hold two pictures in addition to label text. If a second picture is set for the button it is shown when the button is pressed.

Vertical option button list. This class defines a set of vertically arranged radio buttons i.e. a group of option buttons which supports selection from a group of mutually exclusive options. At any time, only one option button may be set; this is known as the selected option button. The associated resource is QIK_VERTOPBUT. This class is not intended for user derivation.

Provides functions to help with drawing arrows and option buttons.