I am very excited to announce the creation of the Ann Arbor Palm OS Users
Group.
We are located in southeast Michigan and will serve the metropolitan Ann
Arbor area.
We have partnered with the Ann Arbor IT Zone
(http://www.AnnArborITZone.org/) and will hold our first meeting on December
12, 2001
Hi,
I'm interested in using the emulator for automated testing
and wondered if anyone had tried AutoEmul?
Chris Tutty
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>The problem I've run into is after cleaning up the
>form and exiting the program when I run it a second time the system reboots.
>Anyone have any ideas as to where to look for a problem.
Why not just use the debugger to trace the second execution?
Regards,
Steve Mann
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When I try to draw things out of bounds, POSE will warn me and tell me to use
FrmHideObject instead of drawing things out of bounds to hide it.
Any reason you have to use negative cords?
Max
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> I am having a problem with a Bitmap drawing function. It
I'm working on a project where I'm dynamicly creating and destroying
controls on the fly. The problem I've run into is after cleaning up the
form and exiting the program when I run it a second time the system reboots.
Anyone have any ideas as to where to look for a problem.
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I am having a problem with a Bitmap drawing function. It works well on OS
3.3 and above but when I use it on 3.1, I get some unexpected results. The
function will draw the bitmap as long as its in a positive coordinate, the
moment I move to a negative coordinate the throws up and error saying
"scr
Keith,
Thanks for your response. I solved the problem, but I don't remember
what I did. Iknow that the problem was related to attempting to load a
ROM file that no longer existed, and was the result of my moving the
location of where POSE on my hard drive.
Thanks for your work on a great tool!!
Hi,
How can I print the stack trace (function call stack... if printing
somewhere in zzz() then xxx() called yyy() called zzz()). I checked the
Host Control API but could not find a function that does that.
I am basically trying to print the call stack from various places in my palm
program to
Hi all,
I've been asked to submit papers for next year's Borland Developer's
Conference on two Palm related topics. One is on writing conduits in
Delphi, and one is an introduction to Palm programming for Windows
developers.
As part of the papers I would like to provide fairly complete lists of
