Default constructor.

This function should be used as the first stage in two stage construction, followed by a call to either: ConstructFromResourceL() to initialise the editor's field values from a resource file, or ConstructL() if no resource file is used.

Destructor.

This frees the resources owned by the time editor, prior to its destruction.

Second phase construction from a resource.

This function completes the construction of a newly-allocated time editor from a TIME_EDITOR resource. The minimum and maximum times, and the flags settings are read from the resource, and ConstructL() is called with these settings. The initial time is set to the maximum time value. Honours the locale's AM/PM text setting and time separators.

Second phase construction.

This function completes the construction of a newly-allocated time editor, by setting its minimum, maximum and initial values, and the AM/PM text settings - the AM/PM settings and time separator characters specified in class TLocale are honoured. It should be called by the container only if the control is not constructed from a resource file.

If the initial time is outside the bounds specified, it is reset to the nearest available setting.

The aFlags parameter is used to determine whether the seconds or hours fields are required. The minutes field is always present. It may also be used to specify whether or not to force 24 hour time format, overriding the locale's setting.

A panic will occur if the minimum time is later than the maximum time.

From CAknControl

Gets the range of allowable values that may be entered by the user.

An implementation (of this pure virtual function) should get the time from the editor.

Can only be called if CEikMfne::PrepareForFocusLossL() succeeded.

From CCoeControl .

Handles pointer events.

Gets the uninitialized status of the editor.

Prepares the editor for focus loss.

This function should be called to validate the editor's contents when an attempt is made to remove focus from the control. If the control value is not within the bounds specified by the minimum and maximum time values, it is reset to the nearest allowable value, the function will leave and will display an appropriate message.

Sets the range of allowable time values.

These define the maximum and minimum values that may be entered by the user.

If the existing time value is outside the bounds set by this function, it is reset to the nearest boundary value.

An implementation (of this pure virtual function) should set the time in the editor.

Sets the time editor's value.

Sets the uninitialized status of the editor.

Gets the time editor's value.