Hi,
Is it possible to upload Bitmaps developed on other tools into the Palm
Application.If yes how cus i dont see a option in CodeWarrior other that
it's own image development tool.
Thanks in advance
Dhanushka.
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hi,
i have to delete a record from a database.i am using DmRemoveRecord for
that.but when i iterate the database for another record from the begining
using
for(i=0;i
To: "Palm Developer Forum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, December 13, 2001 8:25 AM
Subject: RE: Random number from 1 to 15
>
--- SU DUY TRINH wrote:
>I have a pop list(popup trigger has ID
> is TwoSelect2PopTrigger and its list has ID
> is TwoSelect2List),I use GetObjectPtr() to
> receive pointer to popup trigger and its
> list,then I use LstGetSelection(pList) to
> receive index of selected item in list and
>
John Marshall wrote:
>
> Everything you want to know about -g can be figured out from GCC's -g
> documentation and http://prc-tools.sf.net/cgi-bin/info/Using+a+debugger .
> Also Warren Young's FAQ has a useful section.
And the FAQ is more useful now -- your post prompted an update to the
article
Hi All,
I have a pop list(popup trigger has ID is
TwoSelect2PopTrigger and its list has ID is
TwoSelect2List),I use GetObjectPtr() to receive
pointer to popup trigger and its list,then I use
LstGetSelection(pList) to receive index of selected
item in list and LstGetSelectionText(pList,index) to
>1) For moving graphics, everything is LCD blurred. We actually
>try to improve the contrast by going for an anti-aliased monochrome
>(if that makes sense) using bold outlines wherever possible.
>4bpp greys just don't add anything.
Yeah, I've noticed that. It's a challenge - how "monochrome" to
Now there's an idea
Put 14 thumbtacks on your desk, pointy side up.
Randomly seed a table in the same shape as the tack layout.
turn the device screen downwards & drop onto the tacks.
If the screen is still readable when you pick it up, you should be able to
determine which number has fewest
Sorry, Max I now see what you mean.
You need to stuff it with thousand separators
before you can change it with StrLocalizeNumber.
Look rather weird indeed.
Well, you know the trick probably better
than me. Separate integral part (if needed),
take %1000 and /1000 in a loop ... unless
someone has
Conrgats
A nice idea for a Palm game given that is has touch screen.
M.
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From: Tom Hoelscher [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, 13 December 2001 1:48 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: Random number from 1 to 15
Now, display this in a larger font (perha
Are you talking about "Palm OS Reference.pdf" that comes with SDK 4? I dont
see anything about numbers on that page. Can you specify the chaper and
section header?
Thanks.
Max
--- Michael Glickman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Why can't you just follow the coding sample
> (PalmOS reference SDK
Now, display this in a larger font (perhaps 24 point), and get a gun that
shoots those little darts with a suction cup on the end, along with 14
darts.
Display the below 'table' in the large point-size, and fire off the darts.
Whatever number you didn't cover up (or is least covered - you may hav
Why can't you just follow the coding sample
(PalmOS reference SDK-4 page 834) ?
I checked that all functions used there are
2.0 compatible. Unless you are targeting 1.0...
M.
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From: Max Bian [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, 13 December 2001 1:32 PM
To: Palm
"Keith Rollin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:71096@palm-dev-forum...
>
> Huh...I just tried removing the "Debug Bullets" (again with the
> AddressBook), and the .prc's size dropped from 67,727 bytes to 67,617
bytes
> -- 110 bytes. But I'm not sure why it should drop at all, let alone
well, it doesn't do the thing directly. It requires the number string have the
thousand and decimal seperators already. If I can get that point, I would
rather roll my own. :(
Max
--- Michael Glickman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> StrLocalizeNumber ?
> Never tried it though .
>
> M.
>
> -Or
StrLocalizeNumber ?
Never tried it though .
M.
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From: Max Bian [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, 13 December 2001 1:20 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Printing numbers according to SystemPreference
Hi.
I am trying to print the date and time according to
"Tim" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:71069@palm-dev-forum...
>
> Do you have some links with common string parsing routines that can
help me
> with this? I am new to C and Palm.. any samples would help. Thanks
Actually, look at the Palm OS API function FldWordWrap. Repeated calls
to t
"Danny Epstein" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:71093@palm-dev-forum...
>
> > read 'abc ' (Resource#) "DBName";
> >
> > PalmRez does not like the last character of the TypeID to be a blank
> character.
> > ...
> > An obvious solution would be to change the TypeID so that the last
> chara
Hi.
I am trying to print the date and time according to the system preferences. I
have done that using DateToDOWDMFFormat and TimeToAscii. These function
accepts dataFormat and timeFormat that I pull off the preference using
PrefGetPreferences().
My question is, how do I do the same for a numbe
Well 15 is not really small for a random value.
I wouldn't like to have 1 chance out of 15 for success.
Actually I wouldn't recommend modulus even for 3
if you really want an "equal opportunity".
However, it will be OK for 16 (read thread!) - just
one more makes a huge difference !
Michael
>
>It was a long thread just a month ago regarding the same issue.
>It discusses the disadvantages of using % for a random value,
>and a proper way to do it.
For *small* values, I thought this was the preferred technique.
Leon
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From: Peter Epstein [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, 13 December 2001 9:29 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: RE: Reducing Application Size...
> There are still bitmaps for
> each button, but only one. The highlighting effect is consistent, and can
be
> de
>
> I don't know how well this would work for intermediate-sized characters,
> like my "Nerds" (~20 pixels high). In 2bpp mode, they're too small to
> look good dithered, but too big to look good with just a color -> 4 grey
> lookup. They need manual tweaking to "read" well.
Agreed - our sprit
Hmm ...
At 12:02 AM 12/13/01 +0100, you wrote:
> another tip.. well, heh :) i'll let you figure it out! :) storing
> bitmaps for each depth takes up a lot of space *g* you'll soon
> learn the value of the word "look-up table" :)
That's an interesting idea - doing the conversion at runtime. Cu
Stuart:
There is a very reasonable solution for wireless applications for the
PalmOS. I suggest visiting http://www.astawireless.com for more
information.
ASTA Provides different types of servers (and the source code if you need
it) for different needs. They also have a client piece for the Pa
As others have pointed out, this is the wrong forum
... but I'm going to take a stab at it.
Disclaimer: I haven't written a conduit, but I've done some
ODBC programming in the distant past.
>Can anyone tell me why these functions are not returning SQL_SUCCESS ?
Don't know, but the resources a
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I can't seem to be able to download this -- it keeps
> saying I got to the page by jumping.
>
> I agree to the license agreement, and then I get the
> "can't have it 'til you agree to the agreement."
I don't remember for sure, but you probably have to
enable cookie
Bitmap compression and debugging info is really an issue.
I would also suggest you to go through your code and find
if you can have some your functions reusable: say you
add some extra parameters that makes a function generic.
Or you split a function into several reusable pieces.
Michael
--- Johnathan Smith wrote:
> Can someone please show me how to make
> a random number from 1 to 15
OK. Here are the steps:
1. Close your eyes.
2. Wave your hand about.
3. Poke your finger at the screen.
4. Open your eyes.
5. See which number your finger is closest to.
1 5
A proper way to do it is processing frmUpdateEvent:
see discussions in "Form must be full width..." thread.
You can rely on "Save Behind" assuming you have enough
memory. For Pilrc "Save Behind" is a default feature,
but you can disable it. Don't know about CW.
M.
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Fr
It was a long thread just a month ago regarding the same issue.
It discusses the disadvantages of using % for a random value,
and a proper way to do it.
For those who got stuck to MS documentation, and can't think of
anything apart from that, I would recommend a book:
"R.Sedgewick. Algorithms in
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From: John Marshall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, 13 December 2001 1:29 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: Saving Form Results to a DB (DmWrite Bus Error)
On Tue, Dec 11, 2001 at 10:10:38PM -0600, Ben Combee wrote:
> "Michael Glickman" <[EMAIL PROT
On Wed, 12 Dec 2001, Robert Purcell wrote:
> To answer Howard's question, I'm currently using Codewarrior for all
> my developing. One of my products is a game called "Joggle". I'm
> in the process of releasing an update, and this new version has crossed
> the 100k size. I know that's not much
If you want to change the user preferences as seen in the General panel of
the Prefs app, then it's just a matter of using PrefSetPreference. Here is
an example of turning on alarm vibrate:
PrefSetPreference(prefAttentionFlags, PrefGetPreference(prefAttentionFlags)
| kAttnFlagsVibrateBit);
Use "
Hi Richard,
I have seen a problem similar to this in the past. If I remember correctly, it had
something to
do with my popup form's width. A popup form must have a width no less than 160 (the
full width of
the screen). Try running your app thru one of the debug roms and see if that produces
I remove the Debug Bullets and got 16-bit out of range error messages...
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Keith
Rollin
Sent: Thursday, December 13, 2001 11:28 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: RE: Reducing Application Size...
Huh...I j
I think it may have something to do with the Save behind flag (can be set in
constructor for CW). I am not sure (haven't done palm programming for
awhile). May be someone can give you better advice.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Richa
Can you think of any redundancy in the bitmaps within your application?
Sometimes a few tricks can give a lot of space savings for bitmaps. This is
especially important for color.
An example is the PalmOS 4.0 Calculator. It has color buttons. You might
think these would be graphic buttons with se
Huh...I just tried removing the "Debug Bullets" (again with the
AddressBook), and the .prc's size dropped from 67,727 bytes to 67,617 bytes
-- 110 bytes. But I'm not sure why it should drop at all, let alone by a
miniscule amount compared to Jeremy. All of the debug information should be
in the
Greetings, my employer regularly deploys a reasonable number of wirelessly connected
Palm devices in the field. We're looking for an existing solution for updating our
mobile
apps in field via the wireless TCP/IP connection.
I'm aware of the Palm 'Enterprise Hotsync Server' which appears to sup
> read 'abc ' (Resource#) "DBName";
>
> PalmRez does not like the last character of the TypeID to be a blank
character.
> ...
> An obvious solution would be to change the TypeID so that the last
character is
> not a blank, but unfortunately the application has been released for
several
> years and
that's a nice tidbit of info I never knew about, thanks! It took my app
size down from 42K to 27K. Does this also speed of program operation
without all the debug code in it?
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Dane
Sent: Wednesday,
I have a problem using FrmPopupForm. When I execute the
FrmReturnToForm(0); to return to the originating form, portions of
the popup form remain on the screen. I can explicitly rewrite the
returned to form but from the documentation it would seem that this
should not be necessary. Am I mis
Wow! Thanks for the great responses! I really do appreciate everyone's
input about reducing application size. There were a lot of good "gems" of
advice that I'm sure will help me squeeze my apps much tighter than they are
currently.
To answer Howard's question, I'm currently using Codewarrior
"Michael Brennan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I have two string, "[555]" and "555". When calling StrCaselessCompare with
>these strings, the function is indicating "[555]" comes before "555". I'm
>expecting the opposite since the ASCII value of [ is 91 (decimal) which is
>greater than the ASCII va
At 1:36 PM -0800 12/12/01, Scott Johnson wrote:
> > From: Keith Rollin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>> [AddressBook] dropped by 5.4% when removing Macsbug symbols.
>> Datebook dropped by 5.9%. Perhaps those figures are more
>> representative of the results the average person will see.
>
>Debug
>What are the effects of removing the Macsbug symbols? Is there any
>real impact to the prc running on an actual device, or is this only
>used for debugging?
Debugging only. Typically you should have a debug and a production
build (CodeWarrior R8 sets these up for you). The debug build has
Ma
When using CW, make sure to remove the little "bullets" next to the code
files listed in the project window (under the green "bug" icon). Only do
this in release versions, as you won't be able to do source-level debugging
without them :)
Cheers,
-DGA
> > I just built the AddressBook applicatio
No but I did rename everything from "starter" to something else.
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Dane
Sent: Wednesday, December 12, 2001 2:55 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: RE: Fussy Routine
Glad it worked. Inciden
> From: Keith Rollin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> [AddressBook] dropped by 5.4% when removing Macsbug symbols.
> Datebook dropped by 5.9%. Perhaps those figures are more
> representative of the results the average person will see.
Debug symbols are bigger if you use C++ and especially templates,
> I just built the AddressBook application that comes with CodeWarrior
> 8. Its size dropped by 5.4% when removing Macsbug symbols. Datebook
What are the effects of removing the Macsbug symbols? Is there any real impact to the
prc running on an actual device, or is this only used for debuggi
> -Original Message-
>
> Hi Everyone,
>
> I'm trying to reduce the size of my palm applications. Does anyone
> know of any compression/decompression techniques at run-time or other
> methods for shrinking the size of palm applications? I'm also looking
> into bitmap compression for my a
I can't seem to be able to download this -- it keeps saying I got to the page by
jumping.
I agree to the license agreement, and then I get the "can't have it 'til you agree to
the agreement."
I'd appreciate any help on this.
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15%?!? That's saying that 1 in 7 bytes in your file belonged to a
function name. That seems a lot, to me!
I just built the AddressBook application that comes with CodeWarrior
8. Its size dropped by 5.4% when removing Macsbug symbols. Datebook
dropped by 5.9%. Perhaps those figures are mor
Hi:
A search through the forum archives returned
information about building a static library (compiled
with app as opposed to shared library installed on
device) using CodeWarrior. This results in a .lib
library, usable with CodeWarrior.
What would be the corresponding steps, procedure to
creat
Do you have some links with common string parsing routines that can help me
with this? I am new to C and Palm.. any samples would help. Thanks
Tim A
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Avilla,
Dane
Sent: Wednesday, December 12, 2001 2:00 PM
T
This might be a silly suggestion but it caught me by surprise a long while
ago...(for codewarrior only)
In the project settings, the 68K Processor tab under Code Generation has a
MacsBug Symbols pulldown, change that to none in your release builds.
There is about a 15% size decrease (use with rel
Hi Everyone,
I'm trying to reduce the size of my palm applications. Does anyone
know of any compression/decompression techniques at run-time or other
methods for shrinking the size of palm applications? I'm also looking
into bitmap compression for my apps.
I'd appreciate hearing other develope
>From: Johnathan Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: "Palm Developer Forum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: "Palm Developer Forum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Random number from 1 to 15
>Date: Wed, 12 Dec 2001 12:21:23 -0800 (PST)
>
>Can someone please show me how to make a random number
>from 1 to
Check this thread from three weeks ago:
http://www.escribe.com/computing/pcpqa/index.html?by=OneThread&t=get%20a%20r
andom%20number%20within%20a%20specified%20range
Cheers,
-DGA
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I'm having a problem with the StrCaselessCompare function in a sort
function.
I have two string, "[555]" and "555". When calling StrCaselessCompare with
these strings, the function is indicating "[555]" comes before "555". I'm
expecting the opposite since the ASCII value of [ is 91 (decimal) whic
In order:
* Check the result from FrmGetActiveForm.
* Check the result from FrmGetObjectPtr
* Check the result from FldGetTextPtr
* Check the result from MemPtrResize
Any one of those could fail, but you're not checking to see if they did.
MemPtrResize is particularly suspect. If all of those
I am trying to obtain the string text of a Field. This field was created on
the fly (run-time).
Every time when I try to do that, the system returns garbage.
I am using the code bellow:
addrFieldP = FrmGetObjectPtr(FrmGetActiveForm(), curControl.fieldID-1 );
buffer=FldGetTextPtr(addrField
Can someone please show me how to make a random number
from 1 to 15
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> ...
> My Conduit accesses SQL Server
> Database through an ODBC DSN
> ...
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I have been following this thread with interest. I have tried to install a sample
database into my application but have run into a
small problem. I have created a .r file with a line like the following:
read 'abc ' (Resource#) "DBName";
PalmRez does not like the last character of the TypeID to
At 3:29 PM +0100 12/12/01, John Marshall wrote:
>On Tue, Dec 11, 2001 at 10:10:38PM -0600, Ben Combee wrote:
> > I don't think there is a way to get CodeWarrior to warn about this,
>> since it is valid C.
>
>Right. Keith shouldn't have been amazed not to get warned about this. :-)
Uh, uh ...
Glad it worked. Incidentally, did you happen to upgrade the .rsrc file from
a previous version of Constructor? I've found that occasionally that can
cause problems . . .
Cheers,
-DGA
> I tried recreating the project from scratch and copying
> my old fields onto
> a new form in construc
try posting your question to the conduit forum.
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To: "Palm Developer Forum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, December 12, 2001 1:14 PM
Subject: Need Help Urgently
>
> Hi All,
>
> I am stuck up in very bad situation.
>
>
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> I'm trying write an application which can copy an existing file (PRC or
PDB)
> in a Palm device.
> Here I'm using Beaming technology used in Palm OS, namely ExgDBRead, and
> ExgDBWrite.
> Although this technology is used, the app will be run in a single device.
I
> found that this would be the e
Hi All,
I am stuck up in a very difficult situation.
I am using SQL Server 6.5 at the backend as my server and from which I am
fetching data. My SQL server is placed on that machine which uses winNT as OS.
I have installed my palm desktop on the same machine and have registered my
conduit als
I tried recreating the project from scratch and copying my old fields onto
a new form in constructor. I got the same results. So I recreated the
project again and redrew the fields in constructor a few at a time and it
worked. Apparently it's something about what I did in Constructor or
I am wanting to control the general purpose output on the cradle connector
of a Palm III. Does anyone know how that might be achieved?
I am using all the RS232 signals.
Gary
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>From what you wrote, it sounds like each line of text is ended by a '\n'
character.
In that case, consider using FldGetTextPtr to grab a pointer to the text in
the field, then just count in X number of '\n' characters until you find the
line you want, then copy the text between that '\n' and the
Hi everyone,
I have a Field with multiple lines on it, and I need to grab the text on
each individual line, one at a time. Can someone help me with a routine to
do this? Note: I add each line with this code:
Char *newline = "\n";
Char scandata[30];
FldInsert(fldP, scandata, StrLen(scandata))
Hi All,
I am stuck up in very bad situation.
I have written a conduit in VC++ using SDK 4.02 using
Win200. I am trying to Connect to SQL Server 6.5 in my
conduit.
I have used win2000 for conduit development
SQL server is on that machine which has OS as win NT
When I load my condui
>Actually Transliterate has other problems
>because it needs GlueLibrary for previous versions.
Yes, if you want to run on pre-3.1 ROMs then you'll need to link
against PalmOSGlue. But I don't consider that a "problem" :)
>BTW, Ken. I doubt that SS is translated into '=DF',
>even assuming you u
John Marshall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Remember: when you can immediately think of something about the SDK
>that "would be a lot better if", the chances are that the SDK writers
>thought of it too. :-)
Except for MemSet of course.
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>
> I just tried your suggestion (MemHandleResize) and it
> didn't work. Thanks
> for the speedy reply.
>
> regards,
>
> Dave Mottorn
>
>
Unfortunately, I think you've got something else going on . . .
I took your UpdateFieldTm() function and pasted it into a new CW project.
Then, i
Hmm . . . at first I agree with you, but on second thought, I don't think it
really matters. Since he converting a UInt32 to a string, he needs an 11
char array for any given number. If the handle he gets from the field is
not 11 chars, there is a _potential_ problem. Of course, as long as the
Terminal services doesn't even work 100% on PPC, I doubt we'll see in on
Palm in the near future. On the brighter side, in my dealings with Citrix,
it has been implied to me that they are working on something that is Palm OS
compatible. Don't know what, I haven't kept up with their news releases
I would use this:
if (MemHandleSize (oldhand) < 11)
{
MemHandleResize (oldHand, 11);
}
Make sure the size is large enough! :)
Max
--- "Avilla, Dane" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hope this helps . . .
>
> -DGA
>
> > oldhand = FldGetTextHandle(fld);
> Remember: when you can immediately think of something about the SDK
> that "would be a lot better if", the chances are that the SDK writers
> thought of it too. :-) There's often a good reason for the way
things
> are done.
Ah, but making pronouncements about the SDK only to be illuminated l
I just tried your suggestion (MemHandleResize) and it didn't work. Thanks
for the speedy reply.
regards,
Dave Mottorn
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Avilla,
Dane
Sent: Wednesday, December 12, 2001 11:26 AM
To: Palm Developer F
"Ben Combee" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:70955@palm-dev-forum...
>
> "Karl Perry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
> news:70945@palm-dev-forum...
> >
> > Is a Windows Terminal Services client available for Palm?
>
> Not that I know, but there is a Palm OS port of VNC, a similar
On Tue, Dec 11, 2001 at 10:10:38PM -0600, Ben Combee wrote:
> "Michael Glickman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> GCC would give a warning in this case (when used with -Wall), will CW ?
No, it won't. You might like to test your pronouncements before you
make them. It'd only take a minute, and woul
Hmm . . . I'm not sure this is it, but on first glance, this looks like a
buffer-overrun to me. You may want to check the size of the handle you get
from the field on the second call to your function.
I didn't code this up, but I'd check to make sure that if you find an
existing handle, that i
I have a version of this routine running in another program. It gets
called hundreds of times without a problem. I'm trying to get two versions
of it running in my second application (one for numbers and one for strings)
and I've tried about everything including putting my tongue in eith
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>
> On Wed, 12 Dec 2001, Paul Nevai wrote:
> > We have
> >
> > #define sysFileCMemo 'memo'
> >
> > etc., BUT I could not find a macro for NotePad (which is 'npad'). Is
there
> > one? Paul N.
> >
> > --
>
> not in t
On Wed, 12 Dec 2001, Chris Tutty wrote:
> As someone searching for a way to automate our release testing I'd
> certainly vote for this as a good feature for POSe to have. Is there
> somewhere these patches could be posted for those interested in
> applying them?
Patches against POSE 3.2 are at
On Wed, 12 Dec 2001, Paul Nevai wrote:
> We have
>
> #define sysFileCMemo 'memo'
>
> etc., BUT I could not find a macro for NotePad (which is 'npad'). Is there
> one? Paul N.
>
> --
not in the SDK :) time to add a
#define sysFileCNotePad 'npad'
to the headers i guess :)
// az
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We have
#define sysFileCMemo 'memo'
etc., BUT I could not find a macro for NotePad (which is 'npad'). Is there
one? Paul N.
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> I've got an application which connects to a socket on a server, and then
> when that socket is ready to write to (determined using NetLibSelect()),
the
> app writes a logon message to the server. This all works fine using POSE
> using a Visor Prism Debug ROM, usi
> From: Sachin Kochhar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Does DmStrCopy also writes the 'Null terminator' along with
> the string on the database record?
Yes, DmStrCopy is to StrCopy as DmSet is to MemSet and DmWrite is to
MemMove.
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I am using GCC 3.01, stock Mandrake 8.2 compiler.
One quick example here:
Platform/Incs -I./../SrcShared/Palm/Platform/Incs/Core
-I./../SrcShared/Palm/Platform/Incs/Core/Hardware
-I./../SrcShared/Palm/Platform/Incs/Core/System
-I./../SrcShared/Palm/Platform/Incs/Core/UI
-I./../SrcShared/Palm/Pla
hi
did u try DmCreateDatabase(),
in that type u can give 0 or 'appl' for an applications data database
To have an introduction on Databases and their creation refer PalmOS
companion & Reference.
Regards
-Guru
>From: "Michael Lim" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: "Palm Developer
Take a look at AttnDoSpecialEffects
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hi.
Quick question, is there an example out there that shows how does one create
a pdb files? I am using codewarrior.
Thanks in advance
mich
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Hi All,
Could someone please help me how to set the Alarm Vibrate and Alarm LED
settings programmatically for a m505 device on platform4.1?
Thanking you all. Regards,
Yuva
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On Wed, Dec 12, 2001 at 10:23:36AM +1100, Michael Glickman wrote:
>> No! RT*F*M.
>
> I tried placing a file and text section only
> and analyze the map file: looks like it IS accepted.
Tomorrow you will post saying "the compiler DID accept it, but it
crashed when I ran it". There is a differen
Does DmStrCopy also writes the 'Null terminator' along with the string on
the database record?
Regards
Sachin
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