Do you flush the receive buffer after you open the port? Are the port
settings correct (baud, stop bits, parity, etc)?
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The character pointer you pass using FldSEtTextPtr needs to be a pointer,
not a constant text string. Plus, the pointer needs to remain in scope for
the life of the field you wish alter.
you could try (and I believe this is in the KB)
1) get the field pointer
2) get the size of the string you
Have you altered the FLASH on your Vx with an app such as FlashPro? If so,
Poser won't be able to use the ROM image.
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Sent: Thursday, September 28,
Consider yourself lucky. 98+CW+latest round of patches and it still happens
on my system. I'm considering an upgrade to Win2K but will wait until all
my development tools (not just Palm) have official Win2K updates.
however I don't have any problems debugging with CW, Poser and constructor
There are no records with more than 64K bytes. 64K is the max record size
(minus a few bytes).
Is it possiable to read data from record from
anypoint.
I don't understand the question so I'll take a guess...
You can randomly access any record within a DB. Once you retrieve a pointer
to the
But if I may ask one small thing, whats with the IMO and IMHO stuff?
Get your rod and reel...
http://www.gnofn.org/~tlewis/glossary.htm
BTW, It looks like that URL for that FAQ may change in the near future,
AFAIK for now it works.
SWMBO likes http://www.bornholm.dk/sveasvej/lbp/acronyms.htm
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A string constant (like abc) is constant and exists for the lifetime of
the application. Thus, passing a string constant is just find for
FldSetTextPtr. It's guaranteed to exist for the life of the field
(unlike,
let's
I remember this list before attachments were stripped. Personally, I'm much
happier here without them.
Yes ... but you also obstruct the flow of patches et. al. ..
i surely would be p*ssed off big time if i got codewarrior patches
over this email list :P
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http://oasis.palm.com/dev/kb/faq/1028.cfm -- possibly a better choice
http://oasis.palm.com/dev/kb/manuals/1781.cfm states the auto off time can
be set in increments of 1 second just remember to restore the system default
settings when your done.
Löfving Christer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in
We have a few Macs that hotsync using a USB-serial converter without any
problems. We've also use the IR port on one of our Powerbooks to Hotsync.
The Palm desktop is not too bad as a PIM.
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If you're using Codewarrior, make sure the option 'Target/68K Target/File
Name' matches what's entered in 'Linker/PalmRez Post Linker/Mac Resource
Files' entry
Link Error : __RuntimeModule__: '__Startup__' referenced from
'__DummyStartup__' is undefined.
Thanks
Ralph Krausse
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Ignoring the 'Why?' questions that may follow...
Short stop the power off character (autoOffChr) before you give the message
to the OS. That is before the SysHandleEvent call in your main handler.
Then pass the message onto the OS.
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It means a lot if you depend on the Palm form factor so your product can
attach properly. My minimum system cost just went up $100 now that the IIIe
is being discontinued and the next cheapest Palm that accepts the standard
modem case is the IIIxe.
What do these new devices mean to developers?
I noticed that, so much for the 1000+ modem casings I just purchased.
You forgot the most important thing about the bottom curve ... it requires
yet another new mating formfactor for devices like modems cradles...
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If your pdb files has the same creator ID as your app, all of that is done
automatically by the OS.
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Sent: Friday, July 28, 2000 3:14 PM
Subject: How to hide *.pdb files?
Unfortunately there is no API call to do this. I've done it by using a
single column that I custom draw. You may want to search past posts. I
believe other methods around this have been posted in recent months.
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What does having 14 Tables/DBs have to do with the Palm only having 16
categories? (really only 15 if you count the obligatory 'all' category).
Category use is definable or ignoble by the programmer. To get around the #
limitation, you just ignore the PDB built in category mechanism and use your
Back up your V (Hotsync with Backup Buddy installed) and perform a hard
reset. Your V will start with the digitizer calibration. Then you can do
another Hotsync to restore your data.
This may not apply to you, but I found keeping the screen clean reduces the
drift on the digitizer calibration.
The unable to connect error could be caused by Constructor. You may want to
make sure you don't have it running when you try to debug. (unless you're
using v 1.5v7 on Win 98)
I don't know about the corrupt db error.
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That's the story I posted a link to on Friday that started the whole mess
(sorry, it wasn't my intention). Its the same article that Palm is
officially calling a 'rumor'. I guess we will have to wait a couple of
more weeks before its not a rumor (or at least before we get Palm's official
I can answer #1 - Use Poser. You will be able to debug using your PC (or
Mac). Just use a serial cable to attach the GPS to Poser.
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Have you looked on the PalmOS web site?
http://www.palmos.com/dev/tech/palmhardware/
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From: Jonatan Fernstad [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Monday, July 24, 2000 12:57 PM
Subject: Pins on the
No, the hardware doesn't work like that. RS232 is a protocol that has
certain requirements, otherwise it wouldn't be RS232. (Palm does bend the
rules a little, but not much)
Its also not a direct line between the processor and the serial port. Palm
RS232 serial communications must go through
Tx and CTS are input lines so you're not going to be able send anything on
them. DTR is hardwired to the RS232 transceiver so you can't control that
either.
I don't know if it possible to send data on Rx via a hardware UART without
some kind of baud rate. You can already adjust the handshaking.
I would suggest to anyone having trouble sorting out timers (and other
periodic events) that use nilEvents should search past post on this subject.
Several developers have already given excellent suggestions as well as
examples.
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You can't stop or predict the nilEvent. The OS uses it for various reasons,
not just because of how you set EvtGetEvent. Read the documentation on
EvtGetEvent (the 2nd parameter is not an absolute, just a minimum value) and
nilEvent (
Any idea when specs for the latest round of Palm devices will be available
to developers?
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Are you adding 1 to MemHandleResize to add space for the NULL at the end of
the string?
e.g.
newhandle = MemHandleResize(sizeof(oldhandle)+1);
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I saw this article this morning. Thought I'd post it for those interested
http://www.zdnet.com/zdnn/stories/news/0,4586,2605769,00.html
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It won't take 3 months. The memory can get trashed in as little as 2
minutes without batteries. After that, you can kiss anything not in ROM
goodbye.
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one possible reason, the db is already open. take a look at the error code
DbGetRecord returned when it failed. I will tell you exactly why.
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this...
there is no max lenght property for a Label...
Dave Lippincott wrote:
make sure you set the label up in constructor with max # of characters
you
will ever attempt to change it to within you app. Or change it to a
read
only field
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If I remember correctly, Palm OS2.x will send the appStopEvent to your app
when you select another application from the App Launcher. I think I moved
my house cleaning to the winExitEvent of the main dialog instead of the
appStopEvent.
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From: Oleg Alpatov [EMAIL
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Newsgroups: palm-dev-forum
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Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2000 11:21 AM
Subject: Re: CPU usage and Constructor
Mine is OK? Constructor version 1.5b5.
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Its an old bug
Its an old bug that's getting older. (and tiresome) I've got the Update
installed and my CPU monitor registers 100% usage when constructor is
running.
Win98 128MB
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You do. The PalmOS SDK has the source for the built-in apps plus a few
program examples. You can also look at the Palm web site.
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Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2000 8:34 AM
Subject: records of
which line does it break on? you might want to post the code for
SetFieldTextFromStr also.
I could take a couple of guesses but I'd rather not.
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Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2000 5:46 AM
You probably want to read the Interface reference section on Window
Functions in the Palm API manual. Its all in there
WinDrawRectangleFrame
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You could also put a gadget that bounds the fields, then use its geometry
with WinDrawRectangle
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Sent: Friday, July 14, 2000 9:57 AM
Subject: RE: Simple question about field
SysBatteryInfoV20 works for me
UInt WarnLevel, Volts;
Volts = SysBatteryInfoV20(false,WarnLevel,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL);
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Sent: Friday, July 14, 2000 8:15 AM
or FrmGotoForm
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Talk about discrimination. Negative numbers should have the same rights as
positive numbers! This is an item brought to Palm's attention a couple of
OS revisions ago and still hasn't been fixed...
I got around it by adding a button to toggle the number between negative and
positive. I also
handle the nilEvent in the form's event handler, and set EvtGetEvent to
generate a nilEvent about every second or so. After 10 seconds have passed,
return to the calling form or go where ever you need to.
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There is a bit you need to set in the registry for the install conduit to
realize there are files to upload.
Copy the file into the install directory, set the key and it should work.
Be careful!, copying the prc to the install directory is not enough...
If you move a prc file to the install
Don't ask me why, but I got rid if the same problem by moving the VoidHand
hFieldText; declaration outside of the SetFieldText routine;
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From: Alejandro Calvo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Tuesday, July 11, 2000 12:39
If you have the PalmOS SDK, you have the source for all the built-in apps.
I think you can even cut and paste some code sections as long as you
preserver the copyrights
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make sure you set the label up in constructor with max # of characters you
will ever attempt to change it to within you app. Or change it to a read
only field
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There is no cltExitEvent. The API docs outline the event flow for the popup
control as:
penDownEvent
ctlEnterEvent
cltSelectEvent (if ID matches cltEnterEvent)
so look for ctlSelectEvent and 'ask' the control for its state. Then you
can decide what to do.
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From:
Look at the 2nd parameter of DmNewRecord and read the function description.
Read about DmGetRecord, pay attention to the 2nd parameter also.
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Sent: Wednesday, July 19, 2000 6:13 AM
Subject:
No... I'm not doing anything wrong with ChangeLabel
And If I did... how could it work the first time
and not the second...
Easily, if the second call to ChangeLabel attempts to write more characters
into the label than were entered originally in the constructor and the first
call doesn't.
1. I want to simulate hitting the 'new' button or 'details' button to see
if it enters my handler function correctly and then watch it step through
that function and the values it takes on.
CtlHitControl
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The LED font only has the characters 0-9 (and a period or comma)
You'll need to draw any other characters yourself or use another font.
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Sent: Monday,
CtlHitControl
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From: Stephen Bentley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Monday, July 10, 2000 11:19 AM
Subject: Can't find the function
Can someone please tell me the name of the function
to
How are you assigning the string to the field? I have no problems updating
multi-line fields with large strings in code.
how I roughly do it:
get field handle
resize it (if necessary)
lock it
copy the string
unlock the handle
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No.
Copilot is a little old. Why not use POSER (PalmOS Emulator)? The latest
version support the Symbol units (but not their unique hardware)
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Sent: Monday, July 10, 2000 4:14 AM
Subject:
But the data is already in 1's and 0's as a string. Every data type is based
on binary that you can alter at the bit level.
How about giving us some more information about exactly what you are trying
to do or an example of how you did it in the past.
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mine is also amber when charging. I can't remember if I ever saw it green
but I wouldn't doubt there are 2 LEDs in there (or a bi-color LED)
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text1 and text2 are set to the same address. 'b' is overwritting 'a'
try
StrCat(TextIn,ab);
or
s[0] = 'a';
s[1] = 'b';
s[2] = NULL;
StrCat(TextIn,s);
TextOut = TextIn; // if you must or just use return (StrCat(TextIn,s));
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From: Farzin Ashraghi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
dmErrAlreadyExists
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From: Silvia Brunet [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, July 07, 2000 3:57 PM
Subject: DmCreateDatabase
I have the following code and function
right after the DmCreateDatabase I get an
error =
Would this work for you? I've used it in other Palm applications without
problems (except precision loss).
Double MyDouble;
Float MyFloat;
MyDouble = MyFloat;
or
MyFloat = MyDouble;
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If you want to clear the bits...
char *ClearFirstLastBits(char *TheString)
{
if(StrLen(TheString)
{
TheString[0] = 0xFE;
TheString[StrLen(TheString)-1] = 0xEF;
}
return TheString;
}
You really can't 'remove' the bits because you need 8 bits to make up a
Its possible no one answered because its a common question. Look through
the list archive (either egroups or news.palmos.com). I know I've posted
links to relevant documents several time in recent months.
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You might not need to convert anything. if you're working with single
bytes, you can manipulate individual bits using a single character in the
string and the standard bitwise operators (,|,^,etc). (works best with
unsigned characters)
MyChar[0] = (MyChar[1] 0x0F) 0x10;// Works for me
What logic leads someone to believe that charging $.05 less for a product
make the seller unscrupulous?
Charge what you feel is a good price for software. I don't believe there is
any shame in a price if customers are willing to purchase it (unless you're
forcing them to).
BTW :
Don't you feel
You can emulate the Symbol Palm with POSER but POSER doesn't know about any
'special' hardware. So, no.
Have you tried to debug using a serial cable and a 1700?
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you can't free the handle after you give it to the field.
You would be better off if you:
=get the current handle from the field
creating your new handle
copy your string to the handle
assign the new handle to the field
=delete the old handle
=do not delete the new handle
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Supply problems. FLASH and screens are/were in short supply. I'm rather
sure my company purchased every IIIe and IIIxe in a 100+ mi radius (and we
still have back orders). I would hope the problems would be cleared up
soon. Last I heard, it was also affecting Handspring. Their web site show
Technical Version:
Here's an older article explaining the format
http://developer.earthweb.com/directories/pages/roadcoders/pdb.html
Standard Palm disclaimer:
http://developer.earthweb.com/directories/pages/roadcoders/pdb.html
There is also a couple of utilities for reading/writing directly
How about the SampleLib project included with the SDK. It works with OS 3.0
and up.
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Sent: Thursday, July 06, 2000 5:34 AM
Subject: Sample code for
Here's one option
http://www.palmcreations.com/regcode/
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From: Nuno Basto [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Palm Developer Forum palm-dev-forum@news.palmos.com
Sent: Thursday, June 29, 2000 4:54 AM
Subject: Making a Trial Version
What's the best way for making a
I found that Outlook is happier if you have a password for the Palm news
groups. Use the link below to learn how to set up a password so Outlook can
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Here's one option
http://www.palmcreations.com/regcode/
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Sent: Thursday, June 29, 2000 4:54 AM
Subject: Making a Trial Version
What's the best way for making a Trial Version
Ryan posted an updated 'Rules and Conditions' for this forum on 6/14 (its
still on the newsgroup)
m.harvesting or otherwise collecting information about others,
including
email addresses, without their consent.
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there is still no reference there to the DateFormatType
Look around line #70 in the OS3.5 version or around line #50 in the OS 3.1
version
I have no idea how to set the formats or how to use them in the funtion.
You may want to brush up on using structures in C or look at some of the
example
1) What are the DateFormatType types, ie what values can I enter here?
All of the date and time structure formats are in datetime.h
2) Also what will be the size of pString?
How ever may bytes you allocated. I would suggest using the Date Time
constants in datetime.h
I beleive that this is
FlashPro
www.trgpro.com
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Sent: Tuesday, June 27, 2000 3:00 PM
Subject: downloading code to flash
is it possible to download one's own code in
Just turn on the code model option to 'Smart' Its in the app settings-Code
Generation-Code Model
Then you don't have to worry about breaking up your app.
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While Palm doesn't want you writing programs in 68K assembly
I wouldn't say that. Some of the earlier Palm applications were written in
assembly. Palm just discourages you from circumventing the APIs in an
effort to keep applications compatible between OS versions.
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Won't work. You can only use the functions in the Palm OS API. Try StrAtoI
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Who knows, if it helps, then its the one.
Thanks
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you need to also set the columns usable
TblSetColumnUsable
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Sent: Monday, June 26, 2000 11:24 AM
Subject: Can't get a Table UI to show anything!
Hi,
I'm having I lot at problem
The number of records in a DB is a 2 byte integer (64K elements for unsigned
or 32K of elements for signed)
I'm not sure of the # of DB per palm but the LocalID is a unsigned 32 bit
int so it could be upwards of 4.2 billion
Each record has a limit of 63.8K (or there about) so a DB could have a max
Somebody from Palm posted a great message on how to properly generate random
numbers on the Palm OS. (it might have been Bob). I can't find a copy in
the archives but hopefully someone else has a copy.
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Yes, I had a table linked to a DB and was passing an invalid parameter when
I got to the top or bottom of the table. Fixed my indexing and the problem
went away.
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make sure Constructor is not running
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Hardware access would need to be sorted out through, e.g. how much power
does the UART chip use when the port is open, sending, etc??
That part may be hard to nail down. Different models seem to draw varying
amounts of power. I've even seen the current consumption vary between units
of the
www.trgpro.com
use to also be able to get it at www.palmgear.com
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Sent: Friday, June 23, 2000 9:36 AM
Subject: RE: Rom Application
Where can I get Flash Pro?
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first define your event
#define MyNewEventMessage ((events)(firstUserEvent +1))
Then just use it
EventType newEvent;
newEvent.eType = (events)MyNewEventMessage;
// Now populate the structure with whatever data you may requires, you also
may want to initialize the event struct to 0
Short cuts do work. You're most likely not entering it correctly. You have
to enter them in some sort of edit field. The one generally used is the
find dialog.
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Every email message posted to this group since the beginning of the year is
available for review with your news reader. Every message from as far back
as 4/98 is available at egroups. (both are searchable)
While not all of the suggested topics are listed in the Knowledge Base,
allot of them are.
I don't about 767 but 769 is serErrBadParam - bad parameter
(but 776 is serErrStillOpen)
Error info is available in the headers or in errorlist.txt (compiled by Neal
Bridges)
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Sent:
http://www.palmos.com/dev/tech/docs/devguide/ch10.htm#P210_13658
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Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2000 5:46 PM
Subject: Re: Debugging w/ Palm
It doesn't
You can't write to ROM. That why its ROM. If you're talking about FLASH,
there are applications (like FlashPro) that allow you to move whole
databases into FLASH but not record by record (except if you are using a TRG
Pro)
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To: Palm
I've also seen this due to a dirty screen. Lots of oil from your hand and
dust/dirt seems to affect the screen resolution over time. Wipe the screen
with a Palm-friendly cleaner and a soft rag. Most of the time I found the
digitizer didn't need to be recalibrated with a clean screen.
-
I guess I should try to comprehend what I read.
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I'd be afraid that I would reFLASH my Palm one too many times (even if you
could downgrade OS versions) and then have an expensive paper weight.
Find someone with an older Palm for sale. I keep at least 1 of every model
for OS compatibility testing (my apps also use the serial port heavily).
I'm unable to set data breakpoints with my version of CW. All the
breakpoint menu items are grayed out except for set/remove breakpoint. I've
tried bringing each window into focus without any luck. Are you using it
for Windows or Mac? (I've got CWr6 for Win)
For Metrowerks/Palm: Its kind of
I always have this : at the end of each labeltableitem.
Like I said, its not part of the OS/API. Post some code, I'm sure someone
can figure out how to get rid of it.
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Is there any way to get the CWr6 debugger to break on a variable change or
when a specific memory location changes rather then on a specific line?
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I've used a table with a single row and had my app draw it like there was
more than one row. Its not possible to use the APIs to have more than one
cell in a row highlight at the same time but you can fudge it and invert the
cells in the remaining columns yourself.
I also have an app that allow
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