C++ Default Constructor. Sets the default border.

Destructor.

From CCoeControl.

Second phase constructor. Completes the construction of a file name label control.

Draws the borders of the control.

The screen appearance of derived classes can be changed by overriding this method. By default, this draws a border of the appropriate type around the control.

From CCoeControl.

From CAknControl.

From CCoeControl. Not used in S60.

From CCoeControl

Gets the list of logical colors employed in the drawing of the control, paired with an explanation of how they are used. Appends the list to aColorUseList.

Handles pointer events.

This function gets called whenever a pointer event occurs in the control, i.e. when the pointer is within the control's extent, or when the control has grabbed the pointer.

If the pointer event occurs within this control, the function will launch the task swapper.

If overriding this method, the implementation must include a base call to this method.

From CCoeControl.

Handles a change to the control's resources.

The types of resources handled are those which are shared across the environment, e.g. colours or fonts. For colour scheme changes, DrawDeferred() is called in order to redraw the control.

If overriding this method, the implementation must include a base call to this method.

From CCoeControl.

Handles a change to the control's resources of type aType which are shared across the environment, e.g. colors or fonts.

Sets the control's minimum required size.

This function should be overridden by the concrete control class if the control is to be displayed inside a dialog.

Dialogs set the size and position of their components automatically, and use this function to enquire the minimum size that a control requires.

Other container controls that automatically calculate the layout of their components may also use this function.

From CCoeControl.

Updates the file name label with the name of the application. If the application is file-based, then the file name of the main document will be shown. Otherwise the label will be the application's caption.