Re: The PalmOs command line accept arguments for applications?

2003-08-14 Thread Ron Nicholson
On Mon, 4 Aug 2003 09:11:23, rguevara wwrites: LocalID dbID=DmFindDatabase(0,MultiMailPROIII); SysUIAppSwitch(0 , dbID, sysAppLaunchCmdNormalLaunch, NULL); the application start correctly but i dont know if this program or others accepts arguments for the launching. On Mon, 4 Aug 2003

Re: The PalmOs command line accept arguments for applications?

2003-08-14 Thread Jim Cooper
NormalLaunch doesn't accept arguments, but some PalmOS applications support other custom launch codes which allow an argument parameter block to be passed in. Indeed, which is why I suggested he look at launch codes :-) And there are a few 3rd party utility applications which will allow

The PalmOs command line accept arguments for applications?

2003-08-04 Thread rguevara
I want launch the MultiMail III Pro and compose a new mail, i launch as: LocalID dbID=DmFindDatabase(0,MultiMailPROIII); SysUIAppSwitch(0 , dbID, sysAppLaunchCmdNormalLaunch, NULL); the application start correctly but i dont know if this program or others accepts arguments for the launching.

The PalmOs command line accept arguments for applications?

2003-08-04 Thread rguevara
I want launch the MultiMail III Pro and compose a new mail automatically; i launch as: LocalID dbID=DmFindDatabase(0,MultiMailPROIII); SysUIAppSwitch(0 , dbID, sysAppLaunchCmdNormalLaunch, NULL); the application start correctly but i dont know if this program or others accepts arguments for

Re: The PalmOs command line accept arguments for applications?

2003-08-04 Thread Jim Cooper
the application start correctly but i dont know if this program or others accepts arguments for the launching. The PalmOS has no command line. You want to look at launch flags in the SDK docs. Cheers, Jim Cooper Jim Cooper [EMAIL PROTECTED]