Archived:How to change the highlighted listbox item background using Symbian C++
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Revision as of 18:48, 30 September 2009
Article Metadata
Tested with
Devices(s): S60
Compatibility
Platform(s): Symbian
Article
Keywords: KAknsIIDQsnFrListCenter
Created: (29 Sep 2009)
Last edited: jimgilmour1
(30 Sep 2009)
Overview
On S60 3rd Edition the list-box is fully skinned, and the list-box item background is actually an image that is stitched together by nine small images (four edges, four corners and the central image). Every part is identified by an ID like the KAknsIIDQsnFrListCenter. You can find the definition of the IDs in the system header file AknsConstants.h.
The following code shows how to override the skin image for list-box highlighted item background (central part) by a self-created bitmap.
void CTdjgmcqeListBox::ConstructL(
const TRect& aRect,
const CCoeControl* aParent,
MEikCommandObserver* aCommandObserver )
{
...
_LIT(KMbmFile, "z:\\resource\\apps\\Tdjgmcqe.mbm"); // not good to use a hard-coded path, but anyway this is just a sample code.
MAknsSkinInstance* skin = AknsUtils::SkinInstance();
CAknsItemData* item = skin->GetCachedItemData(KAknsIIDQsnFrListCenter);
if(item==NULL)
{
item = skin->CreateUncachedItemDataL(KAknsIIDQsnFrListCenter);
}
if(item->Type()==EAknsITMaskedBitmap)
{
CAknsItemDef* def = AknsUtils::CreateMaskedBitmapItemDefL(KAknsIIDQsnFrListCenter, KMbmFile, EMbmTdjgmcqeListboxitemhightlightcenter, EMbmTdjgmcqeListboxitemhightlightcentermask);
skin->SetLocalItemDefL(def);
}
/*
// change the highlighted item text color
iListBox->ItemDrawer()->SetHighlightedTextColor(KRgbRed);
*/
}
Source Code
Full example (you should change the hard-coded mbm path in order to run it on target):
Tdjgmcqe(ListBoxItemHighlight).zip
Screenshot:
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