At 7:46 PM +0100 12/12/00, Fabien Masson wrote:
> How to achieve this goal without pdb...?
You need to be more explicit about your goal. Just setting aside a
large chunk of storage? Static storage?
> Anyway, it's not an 'appl'. It is a Satellite Forms Extension
>(I've wrote several and all
yes -
feed the pdb as a stream of bytes into the ExchangeManager functions. see
the docs for the read and write routines. These will take a stream of bytes
and re-assemble the pdb/prc (whatever).
check it out...
"Fabrice Meichtry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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Howdy --
I've got a user who's trying to network hotsync his brand new Visor
Deluxe, and no matter what we do to it, we cannot get his local PC's
HotSync Manager to recognize that a *network*, not local, sync has been
requested.
His Visor is running PalmOS 3.1H3. His Visor's HotSync app clearly
>DmSet (appInfoP,0,20,*"ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRST");
here u are writing value of 20 characters and ur string must be null
terminated. Keep an extra bit for null termination
check if DmSet is returning errNone or not. May be writing into database
is not successful.
>but when I try to load that record
i have an application which loads a standard form. this form has some
buttons on the top, and has a 160x120 region on the bottom that is empty. a
separate smaller 160x120 form is associated with each button on the top, so
that when one of those buttons is pressed the bottom is filled in with the
HI
I am having a problem with my list boxes. The get
strange highlighting on them. The highlighting is sort
of inverted.
Any one help
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Hello All,
I have a little problem I was hoping to get some help on. I debug my Palm
Apps by building a Palm Simulator App, running the app and debug using
CodeWarrior (I don't have CW for PalmOS, I have CW Pro. POSE can not debug
with CW Pro). Anyways, I now have an application that relies on Ma
Glad to see you're trying this. The problem of how to delete yourself is
definitely an interesting one. :)
One technique would be to create a locked chunk in the dynamic heap
containing some code to unlock the code segment and delete the app. Then the
problem becomes how to return. The higher lev
The only IrDA "service" that's listening all the time is the OBEX inbox
service used by the Exchange Manager. If you want to accept incoming TinyTP
connections into your app, you'll have to have the user run your app first.
Either that or you could have the PC send an OBEX object to get your app
r
Hi all
I have this data structure:
typedef struct
{
const char company [20];
const char category [20];
} myDS;
--
and try to update it:
static myDS DefaultmyDS =
{
"Starbucks",
"Beverages",
};
--
and even l
"Marc van de Geijn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I would be pleased with a WinPaintPixel. I will work from that my
way "up"
> to circles and stuff like that: but I can not find a WinDrawPixel in
the SDK
> reference manual. Do I have an old version of the manual or?
Just write it yourself. A p
> Hi all
>
> I created a data structure such as:
>
> typedef struct
> {
> const char *company;
> const char *category;
> } DS;
>
> and then set the default memory block such as:
>
> static DS DefaultDS =
> {
> "Starbucks",
> "Coffee"
> };
>
> Does this actually put "starbucks","coffee" into the DS
Works for me. However, I don't use a merged setup. I just use CodeWarrior for
Palm OS 6 straight up (plus updates).
-- Keith Rollin
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"Philip D. Wasson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 12/12/2000 02:49:49 PM
Please respond to "Palm Developer Forum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Dave,
Are you referring to the parts of the OS source that is made available by
Palm after signing a NDA? If that's so, then I will sign up for that program
too. I think it's wise to do it anyway, because I will be developing some
Palm apps in the upcoming anyway.
"Dave Carrigan" <[EMAIL PROTECT
in article 32709@palm-dev-forum, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
on 2000-12-10 17:48:
> Why don't you click on the "Debug" button in the error message dialog and find
> out what's going wrong?
Hey, is that actually supposed to work? EVERY time I've clicked that Debug
button my compu
"Marc van de Geijn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I would be pleased with a WinPaintPixel. I will work from that my way "up"
> to circles and stuff like that: but I can not find a WinDrawPixel in the SDK
> reference manual. Do I have an old version of the manual or?
Well, it turns out that W
and what about the OS 3.5 ROM leak (which the 3.5.2 fixed) ?
shay
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:32937@palm-dev-forum...
>
>
>
> Actually, any version of Poser will tell you if your app has a memory
leak,
> provided you're running the right ROM. That check is performed by the
Palm OS
Actually, any version of Poser will tell you if your app has a memory leak,
provided you're running the right ROM. That check is performed by the Palm OS
Debug 3.5 ROMs, so that's the qualifying factor.
-- Keith Rollin
-- Palm OS Emulator engineer
Dave Carrigan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 12/
I would be pleased with a WinPaintPixel. I will work from that my way "up"
to circles and stuff like that: but I can not find a WinDrawPixel in the SDK
reference manual. Do I have an old version of the manual or?
"Dave Carrigan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:32924@palm-dev-forum..
Hi,
i want to insert a PDB file (header + data) in a resource file (PRC).
my problem is to read the PDB file and copy the content into a memory chunk
with a valid handle to it.
ideas ?
Thanks,
Shay
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Steve,
Thanks for the answer.
> > If I put it inside a function, the linker uses it and generates a
> >correct prc (in size) but I have problem (probably) with stack ...
>
>That's because it gets put on the stack, and the stack isn't large
>enough to hold it.
How to achieve this goal wi
Hi all
I created a data structure such as:
typedef struct
{
const char *company;
const char *category;
} DS;
and then set the default memory block such as:
static DS DefaultDS =
{
"Starbucks",
"Coffee"
};
Does this actually put "starbucks","coffee" into the DS
"Adam Kelch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Are there any utilities that can analyze the performance of a .prc? I'm
> wanting something mainly to verify the app is not leaking memory.
The latest versions of Pose will tell you if your app has a memory
leak.
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"Marc van de Geijn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Does anybody have experience with direct accessing the screen of the Palm?
> Where can I find information on this topic? I want to draw charts (pie and
> bar) on the screen, but I do not see enough API functions to do this.
Technically, all you n
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Fred Dujardin) writes:
> So the question is : is there any documentation about the protocol
> used over the serial port to transfer files, open databases, read
> records ?
Well, the pilot-link stuff on Linux originally reverse engineered the
protocol. I don't know if that's st
From: "Adam Kelch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Are there any utilities that can analyze the performance of a .prc? I'm
> wanting something mainly to verify the app is not leaking memory.
The debug ROMs catch many memory leaks. Also, you might want to read
http://oasis.palm.com/dev/kb/papers/1146.cfm
I had this problem before, I think it is a bug in the constructor.
About the first problem one work around is set the slider values
programmatically with CtlSetSliderValues. About the second problem I don't
know.
Good Luck!
Marcelo
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From: JJ [mailto:[EMAIL PRO
Anyone using the slider or feedback slider control in PalmOS 3.5? I'm
having two problems trying to implement them.
The first problem: my slider range is 0-360 as set in Constructor.
However, the value returned by both ctlRepeatEvent and ctlSelectEvent is
increments of 256 instead of 1. Byte o
ah.. it does work. Just not in the emulator
thanks
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Thanks for the hint. With that I have created this
DateTimeTypethisDay;
ULong ulCurrentTimeAndDate = TimGetSeconds();
TimSecondsToDateTime(ulCurrentTimeAndDate, &thisDay);
if (SelectOneTime(&thisDay.hour,&thisDay.minute,"Set Time")) // use
Are there any utilities that can analyze the performance of a .prc? I'm
wanting something mainly to verify the app is not leaking memory.
Thanks,
Adam
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"Ralph Krausse" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Can someone post a bit of code that will show me how to set a new
time and
> date on the Palm? I can get the time and date but need to also set
it.
TimSetSeconds()
If you want more code:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/palgar
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Can someone post a bit of code that will show me how to set a new time and
date on the Palm? I can get the time and date but need to also set it.
Thanks
Ralph Krausse
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Hello,
i have a question about the three byte long unique identifier of an record in a
pdb.
In the documentation is said, that the uid is generated by the Palm OS; ok, it
is.
The Application i wrote is not runing on the Palm, so i can not use this
automatic procedure.
Would it be ok just start
Does anybody have experience with direct accessing the screen of the Palm?
Where can I find information on this topic? I want to draw charts (pie and
bar) on the screen, but I do not see enough API functions to do this.
Where can I find more information about this topic? Or is there a library to
> Since all US based developers are probably off to Palmsource i should have
> the full attention of the Europeans :)
>
> Who else is planning to go to Amsterdam (i am currently to about 94,6%
> there) ?
>
> If i read the schedule right there is on Wednesday only the Registration
and
> Welcoming.
Hi
Is it possible to get a palm to connect to an ISDN router - or does this
need a V110 card? If it is possible then could someone please give me the
correct init string. I am using a Nokia 6110 and global pulse cable with
PalmOS 3.5.
Regards,
Fergal.
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At 12:00am -0800 00-12-12, Palm Developer Forum digest wrote:
>Subject: Re: Using .r files with CW6
>From: "Phil Hodge" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Date: Mon, 11 Dec 2000 13:41:51 -
>X-Message-Number: 13
>
>Thanks for your reply. I have just had time to try this out, but I'm a bit
>confused as to how
I'm looking for the same info.
As of now, my guess is that you need to write a windows application
(I'm assuming you're on Windows...) that uses the Serial Comm API to
communicate with the Palm. I think TCP/IP wouldn't be involved there.
So the question is : is there any documentation about the
Hello,
I just would like to know if it's possible to transfer a .pdb file without
using the HotSyn mangager and a conduit directly through TCP/IP. ??
Thanks for your answer..
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hello,
i had the same problem so here is the solution i foud (this code is
connected to my application so don't copy it, just try to understand it):
static CharPtr SetAutoDate ( void )
{
DateTimeType the_date;
ULongDateInSec;
Char theConvertDate [ dateStringLength ];
// get the second
Hello,
Someone can inform me about the .pdb files. In fact, I would to know if it's
complicate to read this file in one PC environnement. I need to can read
this file to can exploit the information in on AS/400 application, then I
was just wonder if it's possible ??
Thanks..
Fabrice
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