hi all,
How do i convert a string to datetype format?
Your help is much appreciated.
rgds,
ailee
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> > void opreator delete(void* ptr)
> > {
> > MemPtrFree(ptr);
> > }
>
> Actually you also need
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> if (ptr != NULL)
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> before the MemPtrFree call, to be a legal C++ operator delete.
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hi all,
Is possible to install INetLib separately in any Palm which doesn't have
that ?.
Can any one help me to solve this ?
thanks
yogaramanan.t
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Yes, it can be installed. The installation prcs are available at PalmOS.com.
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Yogaramanan
Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002 4:26 PM
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Subject: INet lib .. help
hi all,
Is poss
HI,
I am working on a palm application where in i have to update the contact list onto
palm's AddressDB database any clue as to how i have to go about it, does the Database
has any kind of structure, i used api's DmNewRecord and DmWrite for adding the data
but its not positioning itself at the
Dear Palm Folks,
I asked Danny Epstein a question regarding this, and he suggested I post
this "so that David Fedor and others responsible for the glue library can
take in under consideration."
I was wondering if we might be able to get a Glue function for
DmFindSortPosition. The problem with Dm
I have 3 list draw routine's, all with prototypes like:
static void DrawOneItemInList(UInt16 itemNumber, RectanglePtr rec, Char
*text);
The first draw routine that I declare with LstSetDrawProcedure will give me
a compile error forcing a change from Char *text to Char **text. This seems
to be t
Hmm... You must hi-res enabled... ;^)
Kevin
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From: Bill Kirby [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, June 03, 2002 8:58 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: sound bug on NR70 series devices
On the Sony NR70, when playing sounds with the SndDoCmd() function, I ge
Kevin,
I really don't think that is the case. If hi-res mode
were to change the sound, it would change it by a
factor of four, not two.
Mike McCollister
--- Kevin OKeefe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hmm... You must hi-res enabled... ;^)
>
> Kevin
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Bil
"your version will have to grab and
release the Dm semaphore for each iteration in the binary search, whereas
DmFindSortPosition can grab it once at the beginning."
For those of us that have seen very little of the Palm OS internals, what
exactly does "Dm semaphore" refer to?
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A customer that will buy spt 1800 has the need to have a program that tries
to establish a connection using ras, and if there is a problem retry for 3
or 4 times and when a net is on launch another program.
Is there a way to make this ?
It wants even to disable the modification of date and time
At 08:40 AM 6/4/2002 -0700, you wrote:
>Kevin,
>
>I really don't think that is the case. If hi-res mode
>were to change the sound, it would change it by a
>factor of four, not two.
Only if it were two dimensional sound. I'm just playing one dimensional
sounds. :)
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--- Paul Gibson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have 3 list draw routine's, all with prototypes like:
>
> static void DrawOneItemInList(UInt16 itemNumber,
>RectanglePtr rec, Char *text);
>
> The first draw routine that I declare with LstSetDrawProcedure
> will give me a compile error forcin
>> Are you sure that all three custom draw routines are being
>> used in a call to LstSetDrawFunction()?
Absolutely sure. Therefore, the cause of my confusion. Why would these not
also fail at the same point (ie, when they are passed to LstSetDrawFunction
(not Procedure as I incorrectly stated)
> For those of us that have seen very little of the Palm OS internals, what
> exactly does "Dm semaphore" refer to?
The storage heap is protected from accidental modification. When you call a
Data Manager API that modifies the storage heap, it temporarily allows write
access to the storage heap.
That's what I thought, you had me questioning my understanding of Palm OS
memory management. It turned out to be a good thing though because I quick
reread the Palm OS Memory Architecture white paper
(http://oasis.palm.com/dev/kb/papers/1145.cfm) and that answered some
questions I had about effic
> I need to beam records from multiple database and was wondering
> what the best way was of figuring out which database the record
> needs to be entered into on the receiving side.
> ...
> Do I just place a header on the record before I beam it or what?
It sounds like you're sending your data "r
> I want to pass a string from my application to the global find, and have
it
> display the search results. Can I do this?
The Find dialog uses the selection in the active field, if any, to populate
the search string field. It trims this string if necessary. If there isn't
an active field, it us
> I want to send a vcard from my app to the Address app without requiring
the
> user to 'accept' it...can I turn off the user prompt programmatically?
In Palm OS 3.5, setting the localMode flag to true disables the "do you
wanna accept" dialog. The app is still sent the sysAppLaunchCmdExgAskUser
> Could anyone point me to where I can get information about Palm's built in
> App Launcher?
>
> I'm looking for layout details for the 2 icon views so I my program can
> navigate and select programs much like the Sony Jog Dial or Handera can
do.
The source code for the launcher is not included
> After successfully resizing a record, is the index still the same?
Yes. However, any edit to a record may invalidate the current sort order. So
you may want to move the record once you've resized it and changed its
contents.
> Another question: is there any advantage to using DmNewRecord,
> Dm
--- Paul Gibson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >> Are you sure that all three custom draw routines are being
> >> used in a call to LstSetDrawFunction()?
>
> Absolutely sure. Therefore, the cause of my confusion.
> Why would these not also fail at the same point (ie, when
> they are passed to L
> I use a customDraw call back to set data in a table. This call data
> display data on 2 line in the cell. But I only can select the cell on
> the first line. How can I increase the select area of the cell.
In Palm OS 4.0 and later, you can use tallCustomTableItem. For details,
search the arch
Does Palm OS 5 support multiple channel MIDI? If so,
how can I generate sounds on the fly?
Thanks,
Mike McCollister
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> The documentation seems to indicate that EvtEventAvail returns true if an
> event is available, false otherwise. I had assumed this included nilEvent
> but I'm not seeing it.
There are three event queues in Palm OS: the key queue, the pen queue, and
the main event queue. It looks like EvtEvent
> We are trying to communicate thru IR to MCP2150 chip usinf raw IR
> Comm. We have tried with 57200 bps and we are able to connect till IrLMP.
> And we were able to send data. But when we tried to connect with 90600 bps
> we are unable to go till IrLMP.
This question belongs on comm-dev-forum. I
> I'm developing on Mac OS X and would like to be able to
> test some two way IR code using POSE.
This thread probably belongs on tools-forum or comm-dev-forum.
You're using the IR Library, so I doubt Poser's redirection will help you.
Shortcut-dot-t won't help either; it loops back at the (high
Greetings,
I am trying to do a HTTP POST using INetLib. The POST gets to the server
fine but its getting dropped because the server is very picky. I have looked
through the documentation on INetLib but did not find a way to include HTTP
1.1 in the request headers. I have also examined the INetLow
> Bottom line: should I skip the PDI sample code in 4.0, and use 3.5 sample
> code for writing out PIM objects if I want my app to work on PalmOS 3.5?
That's probably your best bet. Until you require Palm OS 4.0 as a minimum,
there isn't much point using the PDI/UDA stuff in my opinion. However,
> Is there a way for me (as an Exchange Manager user) to
> prompt the Local Exchange Library to skip the confirmation?
See my post from this morning:
http://www.escribe.com/computing/pcpqa/m59760.html
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Ok, it's time to make a decision. I'm considering modifying my
applications to run on the high resolution Sony Clie NR-70V and I
have a few questions. There are 3 areas of concern.
Currently I am using PRC-Tools (latest version as of a month ago)
with PalmOS 3.5 and 4.0. It has been working
> Can I call the Global Find from my application, and pass it a string to
find
> (so it will bypass the user-input step and go right to the find results)?
In case this morning's post didn't make it obvious, there is no API to go
straight to the results.
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> ... my app needs to run on 3.5 and 4.0. If I'm setting the Exchange
> Socket to local mode (for 3.5) via
>
>exgSocket.localMode = 1;
That'll work fine in Palm OS 4.0 as well. If you don't specify a URL scheme,
it'll assume "_beam" unless localMode is 1, in which case it'll assume
"_local".
Another comm-dev-forum question...
> 1. Do I need to call EvtGetEvent regularly to make IR communications
> reliable?
As John Schettino wrote, yes!
> 2. Is there a function other than EvtGetEvent that I can use to give time
to
> the IR media?
If you can get away with it, put up a progress dial
Hello all,
Please tell me what I do wrong.
I am using CW 8 (update to 8.2) on the POSE ver 3.5 (m505 skin).
I have a dialog form that has a popup trigger associated with a list. Content of the
list is
dynamically created inside the program.
If user selects the 1st item in the list, LstGetSele
> I know that its possible to use the Data Manager functions to change the
> built in apps' databases since I have the record formats in the SDK.
Maybe
> this is obvious to everyone else, but is it possible to actually call, for
> example, the Datebook functions in DateDB.c like "ApptChangeRecord"
When you initialize your list, did you use LstSetSelection() and
initialize the selection to noListSelection?
On 4 Jun 2002 at 16:37, ThuNguyet Nguyen wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> Please tell me what I do wrong.
>
> I am using CW 8 (update to 8.2) on the POSE ver 3.5 (m505 skin).
>
> I have a di
> I don't have any specifics, but IrDA is definitely timing sensitive.
Thanks for the info... It looks like all of my problems went away once I
started giving more time to the event loop during IR comm.
Craig
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> I am trying to create a library(shared or static) which uses OBEX
> (Exchange Manager?) to do the communication via bluetooth or IR.
I don't see any reason why you couldn't send (ExgPut) from a shared library,
but receiving is another story. The Exchange Manager uses launch codes to
communicate
Greetings,
I want to confirm that the inetSockSettingContentTypeID can be changed
reliably by an application.
In InetMgr.h (4.0 sdk) it is listed as:
inetSockSettingContentTypeID,// (R) UInt32 (INetContentTypeEnum)
Also in Palm OS Reference (4.0 Docs, Page #1632 or Page #1848 in the 5.0
D
Would it be affected by the 66MHz CPU?
"Bill Kirby" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ???:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> At 08:40 AM 6/4/2002 -0700, you wrote:
> >Kevin,
> >
> >I really don't think that is the case. If hi-res mode
> >were to change the sound, it would change it by a
> >factor of four, not two.
>
>
At 09:40 AM 6/5/2002 +0800, you wrote:
>Would it be affected by the 66MHz CPU?
That's what I thought initially, but I got a reply from Sony Dev Support
that said they verified the problem and said it also exists on other older
devices which do not use the 66mhz CPU. They think it is a bug in t
Debugging my Program,Emulator Poped a dialog with error information :
Applications(3.0.1H)just read from memory location 0x1317,causing an address
error.
An "address error"means that the application accessed a 2-or 4 -byte value at an
odd(i.e..not even)memory address.
I don't
Hi:
I am still looking for a breakthru in IR comm. Can u send me the
snippet of code to make my life a bit easy. Your help in this would
certainly be appreciated.
Thanks and regards
Ramesh
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Sent: Wednesday, June
Hi,
where can i find that INetLib prc ? Whats the prc name? and which location ?
as far as i concern i cudn't find those.
since i'm a biginner , pls help me in detail !
thanks in advance
by
yogaramanan.t
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> Hi,
> where can i find that INetLib prc ? Whats the prc
> name? and which location ?
> as far as i concern i cudn't find those.
>
> since i'm a biginner , pls help me in detail !
I suspect you'll have to get (buy) the Mobile
Internet Kit, available from Palm:
http://www.palm.com/software/mob
In article <88034@palm-dev-forum>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] says...
>
> >> Are you sure that all three custom draw routines are being
> >> used in a call to LstSetDrawFunction()?
>
> Absolutely sure. Therefore, the cause of my confusion. Why would these not
> also fail at the same point (ie, when the
Regarding the latest pilrc 2.9p5...
Been going through the paces with high-density bitmaps, but after
exchanging emails with some folks at Palm I don't understand some
limitations regarding double-density bitmaps created with the latest pilrc2.9.
Why must the "DENSITY 2" flag only apply to membe
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