> From: Bruce Fistel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> When I do a global find from within a form containing a gadget,
> if I press cancel in response to the find, the gadget is not redrawn.
> Doing the same sequence on my Palm Vx the gadget is redrawn.
> Note, if I run with an older rom, PalmOS33_iii_
One little trick to extend your app past 32k is to add -lcrt into the line of
your makefile that links your code right before your .o files and libraries.
Also, you may have to rearange your .o files such that none of your code is
making any >32k calls. The linker insterts the functions in the ord
>I have been using this function to generate a "random" number:
>
>static UInt16 rand( UInt16 max )
>{
> return ( SysRandom(TimGetTicks()) % max );
>}
>
The problem is you keep resetting the Sysrandom function back to the
current Ticks,
which will always be the same if you are running a loop that
From: Me
Subject: Random number problem
> return ( SysRandom(TimGetTicks()) % max );
> Unfortunately, this only works as expected on an emulated Palm IIIc and
> fails on all other devices.
I shouldn't be programming over the weekend. SysRandom() starts a new
sequence of "random" numbers every
Hi,
When I do a global find from within a form containing a gadget, if I
press cancel in response to the find, the gadget is not redrawn. (POSE
3.0a6, palmos35-dr4-en-ezdbg.rom or palmos35-dr-en-colordbg.rom, NT
4.0). Doing the same sequence on my Palm Vx the gadget is redrawn. I
tried 2048 and
I have been using this function to generate a "random" number:
static UInt16 rand( UInt16 max )
{
return ( SysRandom(TimGetTicks()) % max );
}
Unfortunately, this only works as expected on an emulated Palm IIIc and
fails on all other devices. On the devices on which it fails, the problem
is th
I've hit the wall with one of my applications, where I can go no
further with it until I go into multiple segments. I tried investigating
multilink, but building it requries a tool which I don't have:
m68k-palmos-coff-bfd. I've tried using both toolchains to build this
application with id
I agree with Aaron. It doesn't take a lot of talent to maintain a civil
manner. Anyone and most everyone does. If a person can't do that then maybe
he needs to think about it and how others feel. It may be a character
building experience. Factoid...One of the things which separate us from
animals
Hello,
I am using the following code for my numeric keypad in my program and am
having some problems.
case ctlSelectEvent:
switch (eventP->data.ctlSelect.controlID)
{
//--code removed---//
case MainZeroButton:
For the second time I have tried working my way through the Appendix A quick
start example. I followed all the steps to use the wizard and everything
goes fine until I get to page 207 where it says to locate MyConduit.cpp in
the C++ project. For the life of me I have not been able to find it. I am
I had been under the impression that a field's text handle was usually
unlocked, but now it seems to me that in fact it is usually locked (and
must just get transiently unlocked with the field has to grow its memory
chunk.) Right?
So is there an accepted way for my hack to know whether a memory ch
> I'm probably using an older version of prc-tools, so it may actually mean
> that it can't find those functions -- but I don't think so. I'm pretty
> sure I'm doing that part right.
>
> Anyway, I'm beginning to believe that I have no choice but to split in
> to multiple segments. But I can't
> The questions one should ask are:
>
> 1. Is Palm a monopolist with this mailing list?
Palm runs this mailing list service - they should have the
right to moderate it to prevent a user of the service from
being abusive/offensive to the other users.
lets not get into "Microsoft" law sui
At 02.05.2000 19:45 Steve Sabram wrote:
(...)
>> Who decides what is respectful?
>It is arbitrary upon the owner of the server.
>It is very much like the signs
>"We reserve there right to refuse service to anyone."
>that you see in restaurants and coffee houses.
I allow myself to add a little n
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