I am new with sounds in Palm. Cld anyone pls HELP !
Declared this..
static SndCommandType onCmd = {sndCmdNoteOn,60,2200,127};
In the MainFormDoCommand function, I have.('note' is another function
that locates pen tap, C=middle-C key)
case penDownEvent:
(a) if (note == C) SndPl
On Sat, Jun 01, 2002 at 05:32:52PM +0800, Vincent Wong wrote:
> Declared this..
> static SndCommandType onCmd = {sndCmdNoteOn,60,2200,127};
[...]
> if (note == C) SndDoCmd(NULL,&onCmd,0);
> when tapped, there is no sound !
Did you get this from some sample code or one of the books? I
--- Mark Wilden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If anyone has this ROM handy (3.5 English EZ debug), could
> you please try to use Preferences to set the time and see
> if I'm crazy? :)
I'm not sure if this has any bearing on your sanity or not, :) but I
just tried to change the time on POSEr with
From: "Steve Mann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >No, I wasn't expecting the Palm ROM to set my computer's clock. I just
can't
> >seem to get it to set POSE's clock (via the Preferences app). It'll
change
> >the date just fine.
>
> That's what I'm trying to (not too successfully) explain:
Oh, sorry I m
From: "Joe Malone" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> I'm not sure if this has any bearing on your sanity or not, :) but I
> just tried to change the time on POSEr with "Palm OS 3.5-en-ez.rom" and
> the Set Time dialog opens and I can change the time, but when I tap the
> OK button, the time has not changed
I posted a long, terribly convoluted email regarding why my char * weren't
initializing correctly. I then proceded home, sometime during the night my
head safely escaped the confines of my ass, and everything now works. Sorry
to those of you who may have taken the time to actually attempt to pro
Hi,
if there are developers from New Zealand, please contact me.
Tks.
Ricardo Contin
Brazil
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>Subject: Re: passing char* data
>From: "Richard M. Hartman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> OK John. Glad they fixed the definitions.
>> A lng time ago I worked on a system where 'int' was
>> 8 bits, and both 'short' and 'long' were 16 bits. Got caught out
>> pretty badly until I realized how small
At 8:43 AM -0700 2002/06/01, Mark Wilden wrote:
>From: "Joe Malone" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>
>> I'm not sure if this has any bearing on your sanity or not, :) but I
>> just tried to change the time on POSEr with "Palm OS 3.5-en-ez.rom" and
>> the Set Time dialog opens and I can change the time, but
Looking forward to the new resource editor this Fall, Ben. I downloaded the
new Falch.net editor yesterday and played around with it for a while, but
thought it had enough of it's own usability problems that I may end up
sticking with Constructor. In the first three minutes I found I'd
accidental
test
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At 8:42 AM -0700 6/1/02, Mark Wilden wrote:
>That's odd, all right. Especially since a computer's concept of "now" is
>usually handled by a single value, rather than keeping a "date" part and a
>"time" part. But I guess that's what POSE is doing.
I think that what's odd is your concept of the com
From: "Keith Rollin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> The date is something managed by the Palm OS. Once you set it (or
> once Poser sets it from the current date when it creates a new
> session), the OS keeps it up-to-date by incrementing it every time
> the "time" hardware register rolls past midnight
At 2:44 PM -0700 6/1/02, Mark Wilden wrote:
>From: "Keith Rollin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>The date is something managed by the Palm OS. Once you set it (or
>>once Poser sets it from the current date when it creates a new
>>session), the OS keeps it up-to-date by incrementing it every time
>>the
Just curious if anyone has made any announcements or if any leaks have
made it out. When is the OS supposed to be officially available?
-omf
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Cheers John,
That was great help and it works now.Volume!=zero anymore !!! My
reference was from the book "Palm OS Programming Bible" - 2000 Edition.
Rgds,
Vincent Wong
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This question seems to be too easy to be well documented, or maybe its just
that its past my bedtime, but how does one initialize a group of push
buttons? I have four buttons that work great, but I want one to be selected
when the app starts.
Thanks!
Rich
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Ok, for the program I'm writing for myself, I need to
pull the text
entered in 5 fields down so it can be stored in a
struct - the way
i'm going about it is getting the field pointer, then
the text
pointer, then storing the text in the struct using
StrCopy. I'm
getting a bus error, though, and I'
FrmSetControlGroupSelection will do it.
Hal
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At 10:10 PM -0700 6/1/02, Craig Belson wrote:
>... but if the FormPtr is called frmP, the bus error occurs at the
>location of frmP->objects->object ...
I'm confused. If you're accessing the form's data directly (bad!),
then how does FrmGetObjectPtr come into play?
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And as far as initializing a group of them, there's a
number you can attach to it to signify what group you
want them to be in - they just have to be the same
number... that is to say, if you have a group of 3
pushbuttons and another group of 4 pushbuttons, if you
assign the 3 to group number 10 a
What I'm doing, the way I was taught to do it, anyway,
is to... well, let's put it this way:
I have 5 fields that can accept text, and a struct
that I created that consists of 5 chars. What I'm
looking to do is store the text input in the fields in
the struct, the first field to the first char,
>This question seems to be too easy to be well documented, or maybe its just
>that its past my bedtime, but how does one initialize a group of push
>buttons? I have four buttons that work great, but I want one to be selected
>when the app starts.
You can set the initial selected state in Constru
At 10:27 PM -0700 6/1/02, Craig Belson wrote:
>I have 5 fields that can accept text, and a struct that I created
>that consists of 5 chars. What I'm looking to do is store the text
>input in the fields in the struct, the first field to the first
>char, etc...
I guess I'm still not getting it.
Ok, I realized I glossed over some of the details by
accident - I'll pick apart your response and add them
in... :-)
--- Keith Rollin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At 10:27 PM -0700 6/1/02, Craig Belson wrote:
> >I have 5 fields that can accept text, and a struct
> that I created
> >that consists
At 10:51 PM -0700 6/1/02, Craig Belson wrote:
>I cast the result of the function call - it ends up
>being
>frmP=(FieldPtr)FrmGetObjectPtr(frmP,FrmGetObjectIndex(frmP,EnterInfoAlbumNameField));
Looks like you're assigning the field pointer to your form pointer.
Is your field pointer actually unin
On Fri, May 31, 2002 at 10:38:07PM +0200, Mates wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Can someone explain me how to send and receive with the new serial manager
> via ir??
> I have tested it with
> SrmOpen(serPortIrPort,9600,&portID)
> SrmControl(portID,srmIrdaEnable,NULL,NULL)
> then SrmSend, SrmReceiveWait and
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