At 5:47 AM + 2002/02/07, prathit wrote:
thanx! but i am writing a device driver which i guess does not have any event loop as
such. so what should i do?
Exactly as I said you should do... post a vchrPowerOff event. The main event loop of
*any* currently running application will pass the
Does anyone know of a .NET based example of a conduit using the COM Sync
Suite?
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Thank you for you astute observations but no, insanity does not run in my
family. Some of us are not so fortunate as to work for companies that allow
us to install whatever the current Windows OS of the day happens to be.
We've standardized on 98 osr2 and are only allowed to use that version on
What is the best way to pass data between applications. I am trying to
write our POS application so that other applications developers will easily
be able to call my app. and use its PRE-Certified Credit card verification
functionality. I would like any application the has a credit card as a
One method is to use tlbimp and create a runtime
callable wrapper for the comdirect and comstandard
dll's.
This worked for us with C#.
However, the new CDK should be something to watch out
for, as given in the announcements describing its
relation to VS.net.
Regards,
Srinivas.
Sajul: re: The code you have given, since it accesses Palm OS internal
structures won't it fail on higher end devices like O.S. 5? Or is there any
new provision for the new OS?
Yes, the code I provided uses an illegal access and might not work on Palm
OS 5 and future releases. But, Dan
I have implemented my serial communications handler as a WakeupHandlerProc()
to be triggerred upon detecting an incoming byte.
From within the handler I made a call to AlmSetProcAlarm(), and all worked
okay.
Yesterday, I downloaded and installed the PalmOS 4.0 SDK which modified
various things
--- John Leung wrote:
1. Checking if a menu (or a command bar) is visible.
...
Perhaps this thread will help you:
http://www.escribe.com/computing/pcpqa/m51603.html
2. A second question is related to a field's attribute. In OS4's
API reference manual, it warns us about not accessing
--- quennie wrote:
Hi...can we simply import the pdb files (from backup)
into palm
Yes. Did you try doing it before asking? Did you have a problem?
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Hi
I like to write an extension for SF to calculate CRC checksum for a string.
Anyone know where I can get or gain an understanding for CRC calculations.
TIA for any replies.
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Some of us are not so fortunate as to work
for companies that allow us to install whatever
the current Windows OS of the day happens to be.
We've standardized on 98 osr2 and are only allowed
to use that version on company computers.
If developing Palm OS software is (part of) your
CRC checksum is the qualifying program students have to write for network
programing course in my college. You can have all kinds of CRC... You may want
to look at the one in the Palm released source code. The Palm does have a CRC
function.
Max
--- fstanley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I like
--- fstanley wrote:
I like to write an extension for SF to calculate CRC checksum
for a string. Anyone know where I can get or gain an
understanding for CRC calculations.
google is good place to look for answers to such general questions.
Start by searching for cyclical redundancy check.
Thanks for the pointers...
- Original Message -
From: Joe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 07 February 2002 15:59
Subject: Re: crc extension for SF
--- fstanley wrote:
I like to write an extension for SF to calculate CRC checksum
for a string.
You can also obtain the text corresponding to the system error code by
passing it into SysErrString.
Mark Peters
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Joe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:75992@palm-dev-forum...
--- Bill Andreozzi wrote:
Does anyone have a quick example as to how to convert an Err
(returned from
Mark A. Peters [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
You can also obtain the text corresponding to the system error code by
passing it into SysErrString.
But, that is not a complete solution unfortunately (as explained on
John's page below).
The best solution I've seen is John Marshall's ErrorCodes.
Joe wrote:
Well, Err is just a TypeDef for UInt16, so you could use
StrIToA() or StrPrintF() to convert it to a string.
SysErrString() is also useful to produce more meaningful
text (sometimes) but it has serious limitations.
The best solution I've seen is John Marshall's
Hello!
CodeWarrior has a pragma #pcrelconstdata. It works for constants but for
some reason doesn't work for virtual method tables in CodeWarrior 7. This
prevents putting classes with virtual methods to shared libraries, and this
is a big problem in some cases.
Does CodeWarrior 8 solve this
Joe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:76072@palm-dev-forum...
--- Mark A. Peters wrote:
You can also obtain the text corresponding to the system
error code by passing it into SysErrString.
Joe writes some more...
Mark,
If you read what I posted (which you were resonding to),
Oops, I was trying to poke fun at myself, but I see that what I wrote pokes
fun at Joe. I should have written Missed it I did! I guess there really
is a first time for everything. ;-).
Mark Peters
[Me]
You can also obtain the text corresponding to the system
error code by passing it
Eugene Mayevski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Hello!
CodeWarrior has a pragma #pcrelconstdata. It works for constants but
for
some reason doesn't work for virtual method tables in CodeWarrior 7.
This
prevents putting classes with virtual methods to shared
Hello,
Are there any new tricks in CW8 which allow table draw callback functions to
be referenced from a class function instead of globally defining the
functions?
Thanks,
George Aslanis
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Hello
I'm trying to configure a pop up trigger so it's right anchored and only grows left to
a certain width.
I can't figure out how to do this, the problem is if a user makes a category with a
really long name it grows into an area of the screen where I don't want it.
I thought setting the
I am attempting to declare a const array:
const UInt8 F2000m[4] = { 3, 4, 1, 1 };
// more declarations like this...
and then include the address of it when
initializing a structure later on. The structure
has a member:
const UInt8 *pCharArray; // Ptr to variable length array
I get:
You could make them static methods of a class. That's not exactly a global
fn should work.
- John
-Original Message-
Are there any new tricks in CW8 which allow table draw
callback functions to
be referenced from a class function instead of globally defining the
functions?
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Danny Epstein [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Because the actual processors are different, the
entire OS ends up being compiled into a different instruction set, but
the
packing rules and endianness mean you can still access data in the same
way.
At 03:42 PM 2/7/2002 -0800, you wrote:
I am attempting to declare a const array:
const UInt8 F2000m[4] = { 3, 4, 1, 1 };
// more declarations like this...
and then include the address of it when
initializing a structure later on. The structure
has a member:
const UInt8 *pCharArray; //
Hi.
I had to solve this a while ago. What you can do is to handle the list
yourself. ie., don't let the OS set the label based on the selection. When a
list item is selected, return handled=true so it won't automatically set the
label. You can set a shorter label based on selection. For
George Aslanis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:76079@palm-dev-forum...
Hello,
Are there any new tricks in CW8 which allow table draw callback
functions to
be referenced from a class function instead of globally defining the
functions?
Make the table draw functions static members of
yes..i've tried...but it taken me a lot of time about 1hr...finally i
interrupt the Hotsync do u have any idea...??? or may be the pdb file is
too big...only about 50KB and the other one is 4KB
Joe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:76059@palm-dev-forum...
--- quennie wrote:
GB [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:76085@palm-dev-forum...
I am attempting to declare a const array:
const UInt8 F2000m[4] = { 3, 4, 1, 1 };
// more declarations like this...
and then include the address of it when
initializing a structure later on. The structure
has a
--- quennie wrote:
yes..i've tried...but it taken me a lot of time about 1hr...
finally i interrupt the Hotsync do u have any idea...???
or may be the pdb file is too big...only about 50KB and the
other one is 4KB
The key factor is the number of records. If there are many records,
--- quennie wrote:
Joe...Thanks for your reply!
Anyway, i've installed it into the POSE. FYI, i'm debugging
the problem where the data is from my client and his site
cannot HotSync, when i hotsync at his site, the problem come
out on his dekstop: HotSync causes error in ABC.dll That's
Now i am going to localizing my appl.
I read through Using Overlays to Localize Resources and PalmOS
Programmer's Compaion - Localized Applications also sample of Address
i got a brief idea on that, but still alot of Qn.
I know i have to create a set of resources for different lang
(eg. create
Yeah... i know...But over my site..it runs ok...but his site cannot. I've
found a lot from website..but not able to figure it out the problem since it
doesn't have the error code and come out with the general problem. Do you
have any idea???
Joe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
On Thu, 7 Feb 2002 07:14:04 -0800 (PST), Joe
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- John Leung wrote:
1. Checking if a menu (or a command bar) is visible.
...
Perhaps this thread will help you:
http://www.escribe.com/computing/pcpqa/m51603.html
The thread didn't mention any thing different from
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