diff -r 51a74ef9ed63 -r ae94777fff8f Symbian3/SDK/Source/GUID-114C52FE-C8C5-4418-9C73-CEBB228C7542.dita --- a/Symbian3/SDK/Source/GUID-114C52FE-C8C5-4418-9C73-CEBB228C7542.dita Wed Mar 31 11:11:55 2010 +0100 +++ b/Symbian3/SDK/Source/GUID-114C52FE-C8C5-4418-9C73-CEBB228C7542.dita Fri Jun 11 12:39:03 2010 +0100 @@ -1,42 +1,42 @@ - - - - - -List -types -

Based on the functionality, the following list categories can be identified:

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Lists belonging to one category may have different graphical appearances. -See List layouts for -information about different looking list items.

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On the whole, list items and command should not be mixed, but in cases -where some command in a list would significantly boost efficiency and user -experience, it is perfectly acceptable to add one command onto the list. It -is important that there is no more than one command per list, and that the -command is placed as the first item on that list.

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Using -different list types in C++ applications

The APIs to use for lists -are the Lists API (for menu, selection, markable, and multi-selection -lists) and the Hierarchical lists API (for hierarchical and hierarchical -column lists). For implementation information, see Using the Lists API and Using the Hierarchical lists API.

For forms, the -API is the Form API. For implementation information, see Using the Form API

For list types other -than the hierarchical lists, the flags used to create the different list types -in resource files, are described in Listbox types in listbox resource definition.

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See also:

 + + + + + +List +types +

Based on the functionality, the following list categories can be identified:

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  • Menu list

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  • Selection list

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  • Markable list

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  • Multi-selection list

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  • Setting list

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  • Hierarchical list

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  • Hierarchical column list

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  • Forms

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Lists belonging to one category may have different graphical appearances. +See List layouts for +information about different looking list items.

+

On the whole, list items and command should not be mixed, but in cases +where some command in a list would significantly boost efficiency and user +experience, it is perfectly acceptable to add one command onto the list. It +is important that there is no more than one command per list, and that the +command is placed as the first item on that list.

+
Using +different list types in applications

The APIs to use +for lists are the Lists API (for menu, selection, markable, and multi-selection +lists) and the Hierarchical lists API (for hierarchical and hierarchical +column lists). For implementation information, see Using the Lists API and Using the Hierarchical lists API.

For forms, the +API is the Form API. For implementation information, see Using the Form API

For list types other than the +hierarchical lists, the flags used to create the different list types in resource +files, are described in Listbox types in listbox resource definition.

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See also:

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