Recalculates the index of the bottom item in the list by using the top item index and the size of the display.

This function is called by the owning list box control when either the size of the list box or the number of items in its model changes.

Recalculates the data width of this list box view from the item width of its list item drawer. This method is called directly by CEikListBox when the list box s size changes or when data is added.

Calculates which item should be selected in order to make a particular item visible. Calling VScrollTo(CalcNewTopItemIndexSoItemIsVisible(idx)), for example, would make the item whose index is idx visible.

Draws every visible item into the specified rectangle.

As implemented in CListBoxView, this function's argument is ignored and the internal viewing rectangle is used. See SetViewRect().

Scrolls horizontally by the specified number of pixels.

Gets the on-screen position of an item.

Gets the on-screen size of an item.

As implemented in CListBoxView, all items report the same size. The size returned may be larger than the width of the list box view, but will not be smaller.

Moves the current item cursor in the specified direction. This function is called by CEikListBox in response to user input.

Gets the number of items that will fit into a given rectangle.

Scrolls vertically to make a particular item visible.

Sets the item height.

Sets the item at the top of the view by its index in the list of all items. This function also invokes CalcBottomItemIndex().

Gets the visible width of the specified rectangle in pixels. This function is called by CListBoxView itself on its own viewing rectangle.

Converts a pixel position into an item index.

The function returns ETrue and sets aItemIndex to the index of the item whose bounding box contains aPosition. Returns EFalse if no such item exists.