From: Rohit Kanwar@VASHI on 04/05/2001 12:35 PM
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Subject: Newbie: Using storage heap for temporary data ???
Hi,
Palm OS Companion, Chapter 2, page 31, bullet point #3, says:
... consider using the storage heap for working with large amounts of temporary
data.
Hi,
I have an application, which builds and works fine
when run using the PRC tools.
But when I use the Pilrc plugin for CodeWarrior to
compile the same rcp file in a project file it gives
out the following error
Error : Expected Ô-Õ, Ô(Õ, Ô!Õ, Ô~Õ, number, or
system function
Subject: Is it POSE-able to RAS
From: John Stephenson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Is it possible to use the POSE to do networking testing by RAS-ing into the
same box it is running on?
Yes
I have tried by setting the Serial Port = TCP but it never connects. With
the Redirect Netlib... checked the
Thanks for the help.
The problem was with the precision of the alarm trigger. It would have been
usful if this limitation was mentioned in the SDK documentation.
As I need an alarm accurate to 1 second, it looks as if I will have to
except that the Palm will have to be left switched on all the
Subject: Clean up orphaned app preferences.
From: Jeremy Y. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
How to clean up orphaned application preferences?
When I created an app preference, I accidentally set the creator ID in
8 charactors. I installed it in my palm and I could never get rid of
that application
What is to be done when the alarm is not firing when the device is switched
off? Even the Datebook alarms is not getting fired.
Can any one help me?
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Hi All,
I have a field in my form with some text in it. Can anybody please tell me
what I will require to do for heightliging the line in the field in which
the user clicks or taps.
Regards,
Kapil.
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I have gone to Source Forge, but I havent found any releases
for prc WIN, just for Posix. Where could I found them, if
theres some out of PRC 2.0.90.
Thanks.
And NO, I LOVE GCC, BUT I´M NOT READY FOR LINUX.
Thanks again.
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In article 48173@palm-dev-forum, James Screech
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As I need an alarm accurate to 1 second, it looks as if I will have to
except that the Palm will have to be left switched on all the time.
Perhaps waking up the device 1 minute before your scheduled time with an
alarm and
Cool! I'll give it a try.
Dave
Ben Combee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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David Leland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Are there any compiler options that might affect arrays?
If you want this to be a global array and
I was not running this thru POSE.
Dave
Keith Rollin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:47929@palm-dev-forum...
At 12:00 PM -0500 5/2/01, David Leland wrote:
Well, I've figured out what the problem was. My application is a
plug-in
to another and so is being called (with either
According to the archives, there is no way to gray a button to
show that it is disabled. One can either :
1) Set it unusable- so it isn't drawn at all
2) Use some other technique that makes it read only (so that it
is drawn but does not generate events).
Is there a easy way to do this? The
Ben Combee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:47998@palm-dev-forum...
If you want this to be a global array and work in non-global launches,
you could write
#pragma pcrelconstdata on
static const Int32 baudRateTable[] =
CtlHideControl
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From: Dan Samber [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Newsgroups: palm-dev-forum
To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 04, 2001 11:59 AM
Subject: Gray Button
According to the archives, there is no way to gray a button to
show that it is
Ben Combee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:47998@palm-dev-forum...
If you want this to be a global array and work in non-global launches,
you could write
#pragma pcrelconstdata on
static const Int32 baudRateTable[] =
You could intercept events before the system does, check to see if
they're penDown events inside your button, and prevent the system from
seeing them, but that's not going to give the user a visual clue that
the button is disabled. Perhaps you could also change the text of the
button to let the
Hi,
Some comments to the alarms (from the BigClock author).
However if it is
switched off the alarm does not wake the device up! Instead the alarm is
triggered the next time the Palm is switched on.
That is a good old bug that still bothers me a lot.
Some machines have the problem that they
Keith Rollin wrote:
That's odd... Palm OS Emulator is supposed to catch cases where
applications try accessing globals without their being allocated or
available. I wonder why it didn't catch the problem in this case.
I'd be interested in getting a reproducable case so that I can track
FormPtr frmP = FrmGetActiveForm();
FrmHideObject(frmP,FrmGetObjectIndex(frmP, FieldID));
or alternately
FrmShowObject(frmP,FrmGetObjectIndex(frmP, FieldID));
Dan Samber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:48208@palm-dev-forum...
According to the archives, there is no way to gray a
Ok, here is what I have presently, I've tried variations. I get an error
when re-entering the program about trying to write directly to null. The big
NULL parameter is the obvious suspect, but the Palm Developer Reference says
to do this to get the size of the buffer. Any help is appreciated.
The Palm UI guidelines call for keeping the button appearance unchanged, and
allowing it to be pressed, but presenting a dialog if the button is pressed
when inappropriate to do so. This gives the user a chance to learn why the
button can't be used at this time - something not possible with
Hi All. I've been fumbling around programming with the GCC tools in windows
for a while. I tried a couple times to figure out what sort of debugging
tools were available but never successfully. I currently use WinDrawChars as
my debugging tool. Could someone direct me to something a little more
Vendredi 4 Mai 2001 20:16, Tony Glaser a écrit:
Hi All. I've been fumbling around programming with the GCC tools in
windows for a while. I tried a couple times to figure out what sort of
debugging tools were available but never successfully.
gdb, found with PRC tools( GCC ), is the
Try using Palm Reporter from the palmos website. I use it with GCC and it
works very well.
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Subject: Debugging with GCC
I downloaded it and unpacked it. Looks awesome - can't wait to try. Thanks
very much!!! - Tony
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From: Yu, Ken [IT] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 04, 2001 2:16 PM
Subject: RE: Debugging with GCC toolchain in Windows
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Hi,
I tried NetUTCPOpen() with an invalid host name (foo.bar.comxx). It
returns -1, as expected. However, if I then make another NetUTCPOpen()
with a valid host, this call returns an OK socket, but reading on the
socket will fail.
Does anyone know what's wrong? How can I work around it?
The problem was with the precision of the alarm trigger. It would have been
usful if this limitation was mentioned in the SDK documentation.
The cause I think is an early bug in DragonBall chips. There was a reference
to this in the old headers. It would appear that the circumvention logic is
I havent heard anything technical yet what causes the bug or a way to fix it
without a reset. I dont even know if the problem is fixed in the latest OS
release.
Some offical statement from Palm on this issue would be nice.
http://www.palm.com/support/helpnotes/hardware/alarm_prob.html
Hello ,
I want to use the Standard Template Library for my Project. In Codwarrior
there is a MSL directory in that there are all the files that are required
for the STL. Does anybody knows how I can use it in my project. exp :
vector.h algo.h
With Regards,
Amit Kalekar
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