sorry not to provide sufficient info.
I'm using CodeWarrior 8.0, Serial cable with Symbol.
If it is USB, the debugger can work with it?
Pls help in this regard. Thanks!
--- Ben Combee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 10:53 PM 7/10/2003, apple k wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to use the actual device to
Hi,
Our program has set programmatically the Power-off
feature on the Auto-Lock Handled in the Security Lock
Form. Whenever user enter our application at a
particular form, say formB (where formA is the main
screen) then power-off the palm. The palm will ask
he/she to enter the password. The
We are doing a project on SONY CLIE NX70V. The requirements include sending
image file ,which has been taken by the build in CAM, to server. Normally,
image file is stored in the Memory Stick. But, at current stage, we didn't
find where the image file stores when there is no memory stick. So where
Hi group,
I have a set of bitmaps I want to bundle in RCP file.
I use BITMAPFAMILYEX for generic PalmOS devices, and
BITMAPFAMILY for Sony devices.
I have also #include Header.h on the 1st line in the .RCP file.
To regenerate the header I delete the header file, then run PilRC with RCP
file,
Hi everybody,
On Palm OS 5, I want to make other App call my App from myself defined launch
code.
it used this :
AppCallWithCommand(CREATOR, LAUNCHID, NULL);
In part of my defined launch code , it need some API such as
FrmGetActiveForm/FrmGetActiveField.
Richard Coutts wrote:
Sorry about the repost -- I'm a bit stressed about finding an answer and am
not finding much information in my searches on the net and the documents
(though I may be looking in the wrong places).
My app needs to export files on the expansion ard to the desktop without a
Forgive my ignorance but I don't see what type of casting I
could do to prevent this sign extension. I tried:
WChar w;
Char c;
w = ( WChar ) c;
to no avail, 0xEC became 0xFFEC. So in the end I added:
w = 0x00FF;
Char is a 'signed char' - so, naturally, it'll think about
the sign bit
Hi,
Did anyone ever use the J9 JVM on a OS 5 device?
Does the J9 JVM work somehow with the Palmsim.exe?
If I try, it always crashes within the 68K emulation.
Any ideas?
Thanks a lot
Rene
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At 10:40 AM 7/10/2003, Xing Jin wrote:
Many thanks!
Finally I found it after I registered as Plugin project member.
This may just be another case of bad solder on components around the RS232
transceiver. I have asked the end user to do a check or two. I have not
heard from the end user yet.
Thanks for your reply.
tom
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From: Dave Lippincott [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Palm Developer
Hi there,
Our program has set programmatically the Power-off
feature on the Auto-Lock Handled in the Security Lock
Form.
Whenever user enter our application at a
particular form, say formB (where formA is the main
screen) then power-off the palm. The palm will ask
he/she to enter the
I made a program taht reads txt files and make a pdb out of then
i'm making 50k regs in this pdbs
it works fine in the emulator and simulator
but on the device it says the pdb have 350 regs only
i tried with less ones like 30k , 20k, 10k
they all show less records
like 200 something
the records
Sounds like a case of bigendian vs little endian. The Palm OS and PC
represent numbers with different byte ordering. You may need to swap the
bytes in your numeric data during the PDB creation process.
- Original Message -
From: Alexandre Barreto [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Palm Developer
I needed some similar linking in one of my products. I also did
_not_ need record categories. So I ended up using the category
support to designate my record type. Where you have addresses of
records, I used record IDs (supplied my own record ID).
I ended up with an enumerated type that
I tought about that
but i used other progs i made to puta a hole file into records in the pdb
and it works fine
i just got this prog and changed it
and the weird thing is that in the emulator and simulator it works fine
:(
thnx for ur help
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Behalf Of Ben Combee
Sent: Thursday, July 10, 2003 10:40 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: RE: What to do w/resource file greater than 64k?
With that said, I am baffled. Here's the problem I'm
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Behalf Of Ralf Dietrich
Sent: Friday, July 11, 2003 1:24 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: Repost: exporting file from Card w/o conduit
Richard Coutts wrote:
Sorry about the repost -- I'm a bit
Perhaps you've already written code that uses linked lists, but in case you
haven't, let me ask: why do you need them? Why not manipulate the data
directly in the databases? This type of access is marginally slower, but if
I understand the purpose of your application, the difference shouldn't be
It's certainly possible to save your linked lists in a database, but the
only method I know of is quite tedious. If you like, I'll write it up for
you; otherwise, perhaps someone has a neat trick for doing this.
Er... as you can see, I went ahead and did just that; this paragraph
should've
I'm using the PilRC Designer 2.0.6.0 provided with CW 9.0 to create my app's
MyApp.rcp and MyAppRsc.h files. The actual ID numbers in the .h file are
generated automatically by PilRC Designer. (I'm also doing a little direct
editing of the source files in a text editor.) Looking through the file,
In the palm OS documentation they state that if you dynamically add form
objects that you must save the new FormType returned from the call because
the form may have actually moved in memory. My question is, does this
invalidate any pointers to form objects that you might be storing? My guess
is
Awhile back I started getting issues in my support box from users
of the Tungsten W and one of my apps; the application would just crash
(wedge, or sometimes emit a Fatal) when they'd pull down a specific
pulldown menu. You could use other pulldown menus in the app, but hitting
the one
At 4:11 PM -0400 7/11/03, Jeff Mitchell wrote:
(Aside form the fact its naughty to have menus too wide; so be it.
But the fact is that wide menus work on all PAlm OS devices except
the T|W :)
One of the things that Poser checks for is errant memory accesses in
the dynamic heap: only the Memory
--- In Jeremy Neal Kelly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's certainly possible to save your linked lists in a database,
but the only method I know of is quite tedious. If you like,
I'll write it up for you; otherwise, perhaps someone has a neat
trick for doing this.
Er... as you can see, I
--- Jeremy Neal Kelly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Perhaps you've already written code that uses linked lists,
but in case you haven't, let me ask: why do you need them?
Why not manipulate the data directly in the databases? This
type of access is marginally slower, but if I understand the
Hi,
Thanks for your good advice. I am completely ignorant of VFS
(still focusing on OS 3.5+ support at this time).
How would it help the user if I supported VFS?
Also, I intend to support OS3.5+ and I guess that I'll still
need a Dm-conversant layer in there, like you did.
Thx!
Alex
Hal
At 21:46 + 7/11/03, alexrousseau_jta wrote:
How would it help the user if I supported VFS?
More memory (probably more important for you than for most apps,
since I can see this becoming graphics-heavy). And easier exchange
(here Fred, take a look at this one). Depends on how big your
I think Hal's point (and it's one I agree with) is that rather
than have your interface code work directly with the database and
record calls that you wrap the database in a module that exposes
the objects in an abstract way. I've got into the habit of doing this
with every database - you end up
alexrousseau_jta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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I forgot to ask: When you say marginally slower, is it
still fast enough to load a 2-bit-depth 160x160 bitmap
in 250ms or less?
I'm glad to be of service! As for the 'slowness', my (rough) understanding
is that it has
Hal Mueller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 21:46 + 7/11/03, alexrousseau_jta wrote:
How would it help the user if I supported VFS?
More memory (probably more important for you than for most apps,
since I can see this becoming graphics-heavy). And easier
exchange (here Fred, take a look
Jeremy Neal Kelly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
alexrousseau_jta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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I forgot to ask: When you say marginally slower, is it
still fast enough to load a 2-bit-depth 160x160 bitmap
in 250ms or less?
I'm glad to be of service! As for the
How does one go about building pilrc from the sourceforge.net sources?
I've pulled the tree over, but the README.txt seems to be out of data.
Is there a way to build this on Windows using Visual Studio? The readme
says there is a project file, but I don't see it in the repository.
Thanks,
I am having a problem with my database. The problem is I don't really know
how to access it. Below is my layout of the database. When I click a
button on my form, I call another form to display a list of data from the
database. Everytime I try this, it shows me what is in my Customer field,
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