C++ Figure Index

• ABIv1 to ABIv2 toolchain changes
• ABIv1 and v2 toolchains compared
• Additional ICL Information / Dithering
• Error-diffusion dithering
• Alarm states
• Alarm states
• Application framework classes
• High-level architecture of a UIQ application. The grey classes are those provided in the UIQ platform. The green classes are those created by the application developer.
• High-level architecture of a UIQ application. The grey classes are those provided in the UIQ platform. The green classes are those created by the application developer.
• Application icons and captions
• The "FileBrowse" caption displayed for the filesystem browser and the default application icon for S60 (top) and UIQ (bottom).
• Application registration files / Introduction
• Registration files
• Registration files
• Application structure
• Application structure
• Audio Streaming overview / Architectural relationships
• Audio input/output streaming overview
• Audio Tone Player Overview / Architectural relationships
• Audio tone player overview
• Bluetooth Overview / Symbian OS Bluetooth Core
• Core Bluetooth Components
• Core Bluetooth Components
• Bluetooth Profiles / Symbian Bluetooth Profiles
• Figure 1. Profile dependencies
• Figure 1. Profile dependencies
• Bluetooth Protocol Stack / Purpose / The Bluetooth Stack
• Figure 1. The Symbian OS Bluetooth stack
• Figure 1. The Symbian OS Bluetooth stack
• Bluetooth Stack / Symbian OS Bluetooth Core Stack
• Symbian OS Bluetooth Core Stack Architecture
• Symbian OS Bluetooth Core Stack Architecture
• Building a Project in UIQ 3 / 3. Using the build command set / 3.1 Preparations
• Prepare your project by running bldmake bldfiles
• Building a Project in UIQ 3 / 3. Using the build command set / 3.2 Build
• Building a debug binary for "calc" project with the WINSCW platform
• Building a Project in UIQ 3 / 5. Importing projects / 5.1 Codewarrior
• Select .mmp file and platform
• The "Import project from .mmp file" dialog
• The CALC project is successfully imported
• Building a Project in UIQ 3 / 5. Importing projects / 5.2 Visual Studio
• Generating a project file for the CALC project in Visual Studio 2003
• Opening a project in Visual Studio 2003
• The project file for the CALC project is now created in Visual Studio 2003
• Building a Project in UIQ 3 / 5. Importing projects / 5.3 Visual Studio + Carbide.vs
• Browse to the bld.inf or the .mmp file of the project to be imported
• Building a Project in UIQ 3 / 5. Importing projects / 5.5 Carbide.c++ (Eclipse)
• Browse to the .mmp file
• Importing a project in Carbide.c++ (Eclipse)
• Building a Project in UIQ 3 / 6 Getting started with Java IDE / 6.1 Adding the UIQ3 platform
• Java platform manager
• Building a Project in UIQ 3 / 6 Getting started with Java IDE / 6.2 Recommended way of debugging a project
• UIQ 3 SDK Utilities dialog
• Building code / Building code using the command line
• Inputs to the bldmake and abld.bat commands, and the resulting outputs.
• C++ development processes / Target build and install / Install and signing
• SIS file tool chain
• CFileBrowseBaseView implementation
• The CAknInformationNote dialog which indicates that the file cannot be opened in the S60 version of the filesystem browser.
• The information dialog resulting from a call CEikonEnv
• CS Help example projects / Application help file example
• Circle view with dialog box
• Can I write one application that runs on both S60 and UIQ platforms?
• Class diagram for the filesystem browser on S60.
• Class diagram for the filesystem browser on UIQ.
• Certificate Validation in PKIX / Certificate Chain
• Certificate chain
• Character ascent, descent, height and baseline
• Character cell metrics (ascent, descent, height and baseline)
• Character underlining
• Underlining and baseline offsets
• Character width, move and adjusts
• Kerning using negative adjusts
• Width, move and adjusts of a character
• Chunks
• Mapping a virtual address range to RAM.
• Cleanup utilities
• Effect of CleanupClosePushL and subsequent pop and destroy
• Commands in the User Interface / AppTitle back button
• Application-title back control
• Application-title back control in command distribution
• Commands in the User Interface / AppTitle bar
• AppTitle bar in command distribution
• The AppTitle bar contains the application menu and the category picker.
• Commands in the User Interface / Button bar
• Button bar in command distribution
• The Button bar displays commands in Pen-style UI.
• Commands in the User Interface / Command distribution details
• Command distribution overview
• Commands in the User Interface / Groups
• Unnamed group on the left and named group in a submenu on the right
• Commands in the User Interface / Hardware keys
• Hardware keys in command distribution
• Commands in the User Interface / Softkeys
• Softkeys in command distribution
• Commands in the User Interface / Softkeys / Three softkeys
• The "Three softkeys" algorithm puts the More menu on the left softkey and the back command on the right softkey
• Commands in the User Interface / Softkeys / Three softkeys and Back key
• The "Three softkeys and back key" algorithm puts the More menu on the right softkey and the back command on a dedicated hardware key.
• Components overview
• Messaging overview
• Configuring the TestDriverV2 / Installing the TestDriver
• Choosing TestDriver and WinTap.
• Configuring the TestDriver.
• Wintap configuration
• Context sensitive help and the CS Help compiler / The help authoring process
• Operation of CS-Help
• Converter Architecture overview / Description
• Converter architecture
• Defining a test suite hierarchy
• Test Suite hierarchy
• Defining a test suite hierarchy / Defining XML files and structure
• The XML structure used to represent the Test Suite hierarchy
• Dependency diagram for Certificate Management
• Dependency diagram for the certman component
• Deploying code on hardware
• Creation of a signed sis file from executable files compiled for phone hardware. This installation package is generated using PC-based tools CreateSIS, MakeSIS, MakeKeys, and SignSIS with instructions detailed in a human-readable package file.
• Description
• Audio player Utility
• Audiorecorder Utility
• Echoeng
• Structure of echoeng
• Eikecho
• Structure of eikecho
• Execute on PC
• executeOnPC task
• Execute on Symbian
• executeOnSymbian
• Format layering
• Format layering
• Front End Processor Overview / Description / FEP Base
• FEP Base
• Hash algorithms -- guide / What is an HMAC? / The base class and its derived classes
• The inheritance diagram above shows the CMessageDigest abstract base class. Also shown are the following derived classes
• How to configure a rtf source file / Example
• rtf source file fragment
• How to draw a rounded rectangle
• Rounded rectangle construction
• How to draw arcs and ellipses / Drawing pie slices
• Pie slice construction
• How to draw arcs and ellipses / How to draw an arc
• Arc construction
• How to draw polylines and polygons / Drawing a polygon
• Winding numbers
• How to improve topic searching using synonyms / Example
• Synonyms used in CsHelp.rtf
• How to insert graphics into a rtf source file / Example
• Graphics link
• How to set the text cursor
• Text cursor
• How to structure a CS Help project / Example
• CS Help project directory structure
• How to upgrade OS components / Modification of an OS component / Eclipsing ROM files
• Eclipsing using partial upgrades
• Eclipsing using partial upgrades
• Eclipsing using patches
• Eclipsing using patches
• How to use incoming PPP
• Incoming PPP
• How to use the CDMA SMS MTM / Architecture overview
• SMS MTM class relationships
• SMS MTM class relationships
• SMS MTM component relationships
• SMS MTM component relationships
• How to use the post-linker (elf2e32) / Overview
• Post linker
• How to use the video player utility / Description
• Video Player sequence diagram
• How to use the video player utility / Description / Configuration information and controls
• Video display regions
• How to use the video recorder utility / Description
• Video Recorder sequence diagram
• How to write a NIFMAN configuration daemon / Architecture
• NIFMAN using configuration daemons
• How to write controls / Handling events
• Hit-test region example
• ICL Client Side Architecture
• Image converter library - Overview
• InetProtUtils Overview / API summary
• Class diagram for InetProtUtils.
• Installing Sampler UI / Using Eclipse Carbide IDE
• Symbian Carbide Workspace Launcher.
• Interface definitions
• Interface definition relationships
• Introduction / Analysis Report view
• Analysis report view
• Introduction / Comparison Report view
• Show View
• Introduction / Statistical Report view
• Statistical report view
• Introduction to Clipboard
• Clipboard class structure
• Clipboard store
• Introduction to TestDriverV2 / Overview
• TestDriverV2 setup.
• Introduction to XML Schema /
• Figure 2. TestDriver Schema.
• Introduction to XML Schema / /
• Figure 3. Operations in a task
• Introduction to XML Schema / Additional tasks /
• Figure 4. Driver information
• Introduction to XML Schema / Additional tasks /
• Figure 5. Refering to another task
• Introduction to XML Schema / Conventions used
• Figure 1. An element/tag
• Introduction to dictionary stores
• Dictionary store
• Introduction to pictures
• Relationship between picture headers and pictures in a store
• The relationships between the picture classes
• Introduction to running tests remotely / Overview
• TestMaster - TestClient workflow process
• workflow for running tests remotely
• Introduction to the ECom architecture
• Plug-in relationships
• Introduction to the window server
• Window Server
• Window Server
• Kit Comparator / Overview / The process
• Kit Comparator process
• Library architecture
• Architectural relationships
• Library architecture / The UIQ GUI libraries
• The GUI libraries in UIQ
• Life cycle of active objects
• Flow diagram showing the life cycle of an active object
• Loading the profiling data
• Import Device Profiling Data wizard
• Location Acquisition API overview / API summary
• Figure 1. RPositionServer and RPositioner with basic position data classes
• MVS GUI layout / Status bar
• Status bar
• Managing Views
• Show View
• Menu Pane and Menu Bars
• Cascading menu bar
• Example menu bar with menu pane
• Multi Media Framework Client Overview / Overview
• Multi Media Framework - Client Utility APIs
• Operation of the Font and Bitmap Server
• Relationship between Font and Bitmap Server, Window Server and the client
• Ordinal growth and the extension DLL pattern / Potential problem of ordinal growth
• Parallel changes causing ordinal problems
• Platform evolution
• Ordinal growth and the extension DLL pattern / The Extension Dll pattern / Structure
• Application using functionality from extended DLL using extension DLL in later platform version
• Application using functionality from un-extended DLL
• PDRSTORE overview / Architectural relationships
• PDRSTORE classes
• Phone book synchroniser overview / Architectual relationships
• Phonebook Synchroniser and related components
• Pointers to the start and end of contiguous regions / Flat array
• End() and Back() in fixed flat arrays
• Pointers to the start and end of contiguous regions / Segmented array
• End() and Back() in fixed segmented arrays
• Position data and info classes / The position class hierarchy
• Figure 1 Position data and info classes
• Positioning technology module selection criteria / Specifying module selection criteria
• Figure 1. Position criteria, quality and selection order classes.
• Positioning technology module status / Module status
• Figure 1. TPositionModuleStatus and TPositionModuleStatusEvent classes
• Positioning technology modules / Module information classes
• Figure 1. TPositionModuleInfo and TPositionQuality classes
• RTP overview / Description / Creating and managing an RTP Session
• Creating a session; sending and receiving packets
• RTP overview / Description / Managing send and receive reports
• Send and receive reports
• Random Number Generator (RNG) -- guide / Base classes and their derived classes
• The inheritance hierarchy for the RRandomSession and CSystemRandom classes
• Recording media files
• Choosing a format when recording audio
• Registration
• Interface of Connection and Sub Connection.
• Resources
• The filesystem browser resource files and the resulting application binaries on compilation.
• Retrieve from Symbian
• Retrieve from Symbian task
• Rich-text source file .rtf / Lists / Definition lists
• Definition list styles
• SDK Configurator - User manual / 3 SDK configurator / 3.1 Devices tab
• Devices tab in SDK configurator
• SDK Configurator - User manual / 3 SDK configurator / 3.2 Styles tab
• Styles tab in SDK configurator
• SDK Configurator - User manual / 3 SDK configurator / 3.2 Styles tab / 3.2.2 Create style
• Creating a style in the SDK configurator
• SDK Configurator - User manual / 3 SDK configurator / 3.4 Communications tab
• Communications tab in SDK configurator
• Storing tests and results / Test structure within a repository
• Repository structure.
• Storing tests and test suites / RTest structure within a repository
• Repository structure for a single RTest
• Structure
• Index structure
• Subsystems and APIs / The subsystems
• Subsystems
• Symbian OS and the S60 and UIQ mobile phone platforms
• Symbian OS and the UIQ and S60 platforms
• The Nokia N91 is based on S60 3rd Edition.
• The Sony Ericsson P990 is based on UIQ 3.0.
• Test Referencing
• Test referencing
• The Aleppo to CS Help converter / The process
• Aleppo to CS Help conversion process
• The Fonts classes
• The relationships between the font classes
• The control stack
• Example showing the order and priority of controls on the control stack
• The emulator
• The 'Tools' menu option can be used to set a range of S60 emulator preferences.
• The S60 emulator.
• The UIQ emulator.
• The filesystem browser UI classes
• The menu invoked by a left soft key press in the S60 filesystem browser application.
• The filesystem browser application
• A view of files and directories in the S60 filesystem browser application.
• A view of files and directories in the UIQ filesystem browser application.
• The directory browse view for the S60 filesystem browser application.
• The directory browse view for the UIQ filesystem browser application.
• The start up view for the S60 filesystem browser application.
• The relationship between descriptor array classes
• The class relationships for CDesCArrayFlat & CDesCArraySeg
• The class relationships for CPtrCArray
• The run-time control hierarchy
• The run-time control hierarchy
• The unified certificate store / Class diagrams / CCheckedCertStore
• The diagram above shows the dependencies for the CCheckedCertStore class (shaded).
• The unified certificate store / Class diagrams / CUnifiedCertStore
• The diagram above shows the dependencies for the CUnifiedCertStore class (shaded).
• The unified certificate store / Class diagrams / CUnifiedCertStoreWorkingVars
• The diagram above shows the dependencies for the CUnifiedCertStoreWorkingVars class (shaded).
• The unified key store / CUnifiedKeyStore class diagram
• The diagram above shows the dependencies for the CUnifiedKeyStore class (shaded).
• Thread-relative and Process-relative handles
• Process-relative handle
• Thread-relative handle
• Time zone conversion overview / Time zone conversion
• Class diagram for Time zone Conversion
• Tuner overview / Description
• Class diagram for Tuner classes.
• UI Control Framework Overview / Architectural relationships
• Cone architectural relationships
• UI Control Framework Overview / Description / Controls
• Simple and compund controls
• UIQ - How to Work with a Database / 2. Application Overview / 2.2 Overview of database
• Overview of the database
• UIQ Classes - How to Access Your Document Class / 2. Application Overview / 2.1 Architecture
• High-level architecture of a UIQ application. The grey classes are those provided in the UIQ platform. The green classes are those created by the application developer.
• UIQ Controls - Application Title Bar / 2. Application Overview / 2.1 Placement in display
• Placement of the application title bar
• UIQ Controls - Calendar / 1. Introduction
• Calendar control showing the default calendar, the Gregorian calendar
• UIQ Controls - Calendar / 2. Architecture
• High-level architecture of Calendar
• UIQ Controls - Check Box / 2. Architecture
• High-level architecture of Check Box
• UIQ Controls - Choice List / 1. Introduction
• The Choice List - Expanded
• The Choice List control
• The Choice List control - New item chosen
• UIQ Controls - Choice List / 2. Architecture
• High-level architecture of Choice List
• UIQ Controls - Color Selector / 2. Architecture
• High-level architecture of Color Selector
• UIQ Controls - Color Selector / 3. Using the Control / 3.3 Construction / 3.3.1 Construction with View Framework Using Data from a Resource File
• Left
• UIQ Controls - Combo Box / 2. Architecture
• High-level architecture of Combo Box
• UIQ Controls - Command Button / 2. Architecture
• High-level architecture of the Command Buttons
• UIQ Controls - Command Button / 3. Using the Control / 3.3 Construction / 3.3.1 Construction with View Framework Using Data from a Resource File
• Result of creating the control from resource using the view framework
• UIQ Controls - Custom Building Blocks / 2. Architecture
• High-level architecture of Custom Building Blocks
• UIQ Controls - Date Editor / 1. Introduction
• Date Editor placed in a Calendar pop-out when editing the date
• Date Editor placed in a Building Block slot when viewing the date
• Date Editor when viewing the date
• Dimmed Date Editor
• UIQ Controls - Date Editor / 2. Architecture
• High-level architecture of Date Editor
• UIQ Controls - Date Editor / 3. Using the Control / 3.3 Construction / 3.3.1 Construction with View Framework Using Data from a Resource File
• Date Editor placed within a Building Block slot
• UIQ Controls - Date Editor / 3. Using the Control / 3.3 Construction / 3.3.3 Construction Solely from C++ Code
• Date Editor placed directly in a Scrollable Container
• UIQ Controls - Date Editor / 3. Using the Control / 3.3 Construction / 3.3.4 Construction with the Dialog Framework Using Data from a Resource File
• Result of creating the Date Editor from a dialog resource
• The Calendar pop-out in a dialog
• UIQ Controls - Duration Editor / 1. Introduction
• Duration Picker pop-out, Pen Style UI
• Duration Picker pop-out, Softkey UI
• Dimmed Duration Editor
• Duration Editor
• UIQ Controls - Duration Editor / 2. Architecture
• High-level architecture of Duration Editor
• UIQ Controls - Duration Editor / 3. Using the control / 3.3 Construction / 3.3.1 Construction with View Framework Using Data from a Resource File
• Duration Editor placed in a Building Block slot
• Duration Editor with a Duration Picker pop-out
• UIQ Controls - Duration Editor / 3. Using the control / 3.3 Construction / 3.3.2 Construction with Your Own C++ Code Using Data from a Resource File
• Duration editor placed directly within a Scrollable Container
• Duration Editor placed in a Building Block slot
• UIQ Controls - Duration Editor / 3. Using the control / 3.3 Construction / 3.3.3 Construction Solely from C++ Code
• Duration editor placed directly in a Scrollable Container
• UIQ Controls - Duration Editor / 3. Using the control / 3.3 Construction / 3.3.4 Construction with the Dialog Framework Using Data from a Resource File
• Result of creating the Duration Editor from a dialog resource
• The Duration Picker pop-out launched from a dialog
• UIQ Controls - Floating Point Editor / 2. Architecture
• High-level architecture of Floating Point Editor
• UIQ Controls - Gregorian Calendar / 1. Introduction
• Gregorian Calendar control, Pen Style UI
• UIQ Controls - Gregorian Calendar / 2. Architecture
• High-level architecture of Gregorian Calendar
• UIQ Controls - Horizontal Option Button List / 2. Architecture
• High-level architecture of Horizontal Option Button List
• UIQ Controls - How to Add and Change Text in the View Context Bar / 1. Introduction
• Location of the view context bar in a view
• UIQ Controls - How to Add and Change Text in the View Context Bar / 2. Architecture
• High-level architecture of classes used for the view context bar
• UIQ Controls - How to handle icons in the View Context / 1. Introduction
• Location of the view context bar in a view
• UIQ Controls - How to handle icons in the View Context / 2. Architecture
• High-level architecture of classes used for the view context bar
• UIQ Controls - IP Editor / 1. Introduction
• Dimmed IPv6 Editor
• IPv4 Editor with first section highlighted
• IPv6 Editor with first section highlighted
• UIQ Controls - IP Editor / 2. Architecture
• High-level architecture of IP Editor
• UIQ Controls - IP Editor / 3. Using the Control / 3.3 Construction / 3.3.1 Construction with View Framework Using Data from a Resource File
• IP editor placed in a Building Block slot
• UIQ Controls - IP Editor / 3. Using the Control / 3.3 Construction / 3.3.2 Construction with Your Own C++ Code Using Data from a Resource File
• IP editor placed directly in a Scrollable Container without using a Building Block
• IP editor placed in a Building Block slot
• UIQ Controls - IP Editor / 3. Using the Control / 3.3 Construction / 3.3.3 Construction Solely from C++ Code
• IP editor placed directly in a Scrollable Container
• UIQ Controls - IP Editor / 3. Using the Control / 3.3 Construction / 3.3.4 Construction with the Dialog Framework Using Data from a Resource File
• Result of creating the IP Editor from a dialog resource
• UIQ Controls - Label / 2. Architecture
• High-level architecture of Label
• UIQ Controls - Label / 3. Using the control / 3.3 Construction / 3.3.1 Construction with View Framework Using Data from a Resource File
• Label created from resource
• UIQ Controls - Labeled Check Box / 1. Introduction
• When the text fills more than one row, the Check Box is aligned vertically centered to the top row in the label.
• UIQ Controls - Labeled Check Box / 2. Architecture
• High-level architecture of the Labeled Check Box
• UIQ Controls - Labeled Check Box / 3. Using the Control / 3.3 Construction / 3.3.1 Construction with View Framework Using Data from a Resource File
• Result of creating Labeled Check Box from resource with the view framework
• UIQ Controls - List Box - Custom Layouts / 5. Row View Layout Examples / 5.1 Two Text Rows
• EQikListBoxTwoLines in use
• UIQ Controls - List Box - Custom Layouts / 5. Row View Layout Examples / 5.2 Two Icons and a Text String
• EQikListBoxIconIconLine in use
• UIQ Controls - List Box - Custom Layouts / 6. Grid View Layout Examples / 6.1 Thumbnail with Short Text
• Grid View showing items using example layout
• UIQ Controls - List Box - Features / 2. List Box Concepts / 2.1 View
• Grid View
• Row View
• UIQ Controls - List Box - Features / 2. List Box Concepts / 2.2 View Item and Layout Pairs
• Example of a Layout Pair
• UIQ Controls - List Box - Features / 2. List Box Concepts / 2.3 Layout and Displaying Data
• Example of highlight layot
• Example of normal layout
• UIQ Controls - List Box - Features / 2. List Box Concepts / 2.6 Content Swapping
• First phone number
• Second phone number
• UIQ Controls - List Box - Features / 3. How to Use the List Box / 3.6 Divide a Row View List into Groups Using Seperators
• Figure 7 - Separator, with/with out caption
• UIQ Controls - List Box - Standard Layouts / 2. Standard Layouts / 2.1 Effect of Enabling Multiple Select
• Effect of enabling multiple select
• UIQ Controls - List Box - Standard Layouts / 2. Standard Layouts / 2.2 Standard Layouts Listing
• EQikListBoxCheckLineSwappingLine
• EQikListBoxIconHalfLineHalfLine
• EQikListBoxIconHalfLineHalfLineLine
• EQikListBoxIconIconLine
• EQikListBoxIconIconTwoLines
• EQikListBoxIconLine
• EQikListBoxIconLineIcon
• EQikListBoxIconLineIconIcon
• EQikListBoxIconTwoLines
• EQikListBoxLine
• EQikListBoxLineIcon
• EQikListBoxLineIconIcon
• EQikListBoxMediumIconTwoLines
• EQikListBoxMediumThumbTwoLines
• EQikListBoxTwoLines
• UIQ Controls - List Box / 3. Using the Control / 3.3 Construction / 3.3.1 Construction with View Framework Using Data from a Resource File
• Easy List Box SDK example, showing a simple List Box
• UIQ Controls - List Box / 3. Using the Control / 3.3 Construction / 3.3.4 Construction with the Dialog Framework Using Data from a Resource File
• Selecting a theme from a dialog with a List Box
• UIQ Controls - Menu Popout / 1. Introduction
• Menu Popout displayed when selecting an item via softkeys
• Menu Popout displayed when tapping on an item
• UIQ Controls - Menu Popout / 2. Architecture
• High level architecture of Menu Popout
• UIQ Controls - Number Editor / 2. Architecture
• High-level architecture of Number Editor
• UIQ Controls - Plain Text Editor / 2. Architecture
• High-level architecture of the Plain Text Editor
• UIQ Controls - Plain Text Editor / 3. Using the Control / 3.3 Construction / 3.3.1 Construction with View Framework Using Data from a Resource File
• Result of creating the Plain Text Editor, in a Building Block, from resource using the view framework
• UIQ Controls - Plain Text Editor / 3. Using the Control / 3.3 Construction / 3.3.2 Construction with Your Own C++ Code Using Data from a Resource File
• Result of creating the Plain Text Editor, not in a Building Block, from resource using C++ code
• UIQ Controls - Plain Text Editor / 3. Using the Control / 3.3 Construction / 3.3.4 Construction with the Dialog Framework Using Data from a Resource File
• Result of creating the Plain Text Editor from a dialog resource
• UIQ Controls - Progress Bar / 2. Architecture
• High-level architecture of Progress Bar
• UIQ Controls - Rich Text Editor / 2. Architecture
• High-level architecture of Rich Text Editor
• UIQ Controls - Rich Text Editor / 3. Using the Control / 3.3 Construction / 3.3.1 Construction with View Framework Using Data from a Resource File
• Result of creating the control from resource using the view framework
• UIQ Controls - Scroll Bar / 2. Architecture
• High-level architecture of the Scroll Bar
• UIQ Controls - Secret Editor / 1. Introduction
• Secret Editor after text has been entered — now hidden with asterisks
• Secret Editor as text is being entered
• Secret Editor with dimmed text
• Secret Editor with selected text
• UIQ Controls - Secret Editor / 2. Architecture
• High-level architecture of Secret Editor
• UIQ Controls - Secret Editor / 3. Using the Control / 3.3 Construction / 3.3.1 Construction with View Framework Using Data from a Resource File
• Secret Editor placed in a Building Block slot
• UIQ Controls - Secret Editor / 3. Using the Control / 3.3 Construction / 3.3.2 Construction with Your Own C++ Code Using Data from a Resource File
• Secret Editor placed directly in a Scrollable Container
• Secret Editor placed in a Building Block slot
• UIQ Controls - Secret Editor / 3. Using the Control / 3.3 Construction / 3.3.3 Construction Solely from C++ Code
• Secret Editor placed directly in a Scrollable Container
• UIQ Controls - Secret Editor / 3. Using the Control / 3.3 Construction / 3.3.4 Construction with the Dialog Framework Using Data from a Resource File
• Result of creating the Secret Editor from a dialog resource
• UIQ Controls - Simple Dialog / 1. Introduction
• A Simple Dialog
• UIQ Controls - Slider / 1. Introduction
• Horizontal Slider where the pointer does not snap to markers
• Normal and dimmed vertical Slider where the pointer snaps to the markers
• The pointer
• UIQ Controls - Slider / 2. Architecture
• High-level architecture of Slider.
• UIQ Controls - Slider / 3. Using the Control / 3.3 Construction / 3.3.1 Construction with View Framework Using Data from a Resource File
• Editing the Slider in a Building Block slot
• Viewing the Slider in a Building Block slot
• UIQ Controls - Slider / 3. Using the Control / 3.3 Construction / 3.3.2 Construction with Your Own C++ Code Using Data from a Resource File
• Viewing and editing the Slider directly in a Scrollable Container
• Viewing the Slider in a Building Block slot
• UIQ Controls - Slider / 3. Using the Control / 3.3 Construction / 3.3.2 Construction with Your Own C++ Code Using Data from a Resource File / 3.3.3 Construction Solely from C++ Code
• Viewing and editing the Slider directly in a Scrollable Container
• UIQ Controls - Slider / 3. Using the Control / 3.3 Construction / 3.3.2 Construction with Your Own C++ Code Using Data from a Resource File / 3.3.4 Construction with the Dialog Framework Using Data from a Resource File
• Editing the Slider from a dialog
• Viewing the Slider from a dialog resource
• UIQ Controls - Sound Selector / 2. Architecture
• High-level architecture of Sound Selector
• UIQ Controls - System Building Blocks / 2. Architecture
• High-level architecture of System Building Blocks
• UIQ Controls - Task Menu / 2. Architecture
• High-level architecture of Task Menu
• UIQ Controls - Time Editor / 2. Architecture
• High-level architecture of Time Editor
• UIQ Controls - Toolbar / 2. Application Overview / 2.1 Placement in display
• Default placement of the toolbar
• UIQ Controls - Vertical Option Button List / 2. Architecture
• High-level architecture of Vertical Option Button List
• UIQ Controls - View Dialog / 2. Architecture
• High-level architecture of CQikViewDialog.
• UIQ Views - How to Work with View Classes / 1 Introduction / 1.1 View base class
• The view class inherits from the CQikViewBase class.
• The view class inherits from the CQikViewBase class.
• UIQ Views - How to Work with View Classes / 1 Introduction / 1.2 Multi-page view base class
• The view classes inherit from the CQikMultiPageViewBase class.
• The view classes inherit from the CQikMultiPageViewBase class.
• UIQ Views - How to Work with View Classes / 2. Architecture
• High-level architecture of view classes
• UIQ Views - How to Work with View Classes / 3. Basic use of the view base classes / 3.4 DNL - Navigation - View switch
• Back links example
• UIQ Views - How to Work with View Classes / 3. Basic use of the view base classes / 3.5 Application Title Bar
• Application title bar in Pen style
• Application title bar in Softkey style
• UIQ Views - How to Work with View Classes / 3. Basic use of the view base classes / 3.6 View Context Bar
• View context bar displaying tabs
• UIQ Views - How to Work with View Classes / 3. Basic use of the view base classes / 3.7 Button bar
• Examples of Button bar content
• UIQ Views - How to Work with View Classes / 3. Basic use of the view base classes / 4 Advanced use of the view base classes
• Title bar with View context area in pen style (marked red). The view context bar shows a tab for each view. The view classes inherit from the CQikMultiPageViewBase class.
• Title bar with View context area in pen style (marked red). The view context bar shows no tabs. The view class inherits from the CQikViewBase class.
• Title bar with View context area in softkey style (marked red). The view context bar shows a tab for each view. The view classes inherit from the CQikMultiPageViewBase class.
• Title bar with View context area in softkey style (marked red). The view context bar shows no tabs. The view class inherits from the CQikViewBase class.
• Application space in pen style (marked red).
• Application space in pen style (marked red).
• Application space in softkey style (marked red).
• Application space in softkey style (marked red).
• User interfaces
• Architectural relationships
• Using IrDA
• The Symbian OS Implementation of the IrDA Protocol Suite
• Using Sampler UI / Comparing reports
• Loading data for comparision
• Using Sampler UI / Setting up preferences
• Setting preferences
• Using TCP/IP
• Connection using TCP/IP.
• Using serial connection
• Connection using null modem cable.
• Versit Overview / API summary
• Relationship between different classes of the Versit component
• Versit Overview / Architectural relationships
• Abstraction of Versit deliverables
• View Architecture Overview / Description / Abstract view interface
• View Architecture class diagram
• Viewing test results
• Test result location
• Viewing the test logs and results / Results schema
• Results schema
• Viewing the test logs and results / Viewing the test logs
• Test results hierarchy
• Virtual machine model
• User process 1's view.
• User process 2's view.
• Window Server Client-Side overview / Description
• Window server classes
• Window server events
• Window server event types
• filebrowseapp.rss in S60
• In the S60 application, the user can either navigate up the directory hierarchy using the top 'back' directory, or the right soft key.