TUI User Interface Organization (Windows CE 5.0)
The TUI user interface is made up of a few logical pieces:
Primary user interface. Occupies most of the screen (everything above the context buttons). The UI is managed by the CVoIPMainDialog class in most cases, and sometimes, as with the Home and PIN screens, by other special-purpose dialog classes.
CVoIPMainDialog displays an interface with a list box that contains information, like contacts, menus, and so on.
An IVoIPState implementation uses the controls provided by CVoIPMainDialog and defines the content displayed in the dialog.
IVoIPState implementations also control how the user interface responds when the user presses context buttons, keypad buttons, and so on.
Context buttons. Displayed at the bottom of the screen. Managed by the CVoIPDesktopManager class.
For more information about the classes, see TUI Object Model.
See Also
Examining the TUI Implementation
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