Thanks Ben, but the solution you suggest is not complete. We don't have
notifications for everything that happens on the device (the OS). Capturing
the form event handler might be OK to handle some form events, but what do
we do with the rest of the events?
Practical example: how to replace Grafit
I'm trying to open a database written by another application
(specifically, an OnBoard C project file) and having a nasty time of
it. When I try to lock the handle I get back from opening the first
(and only) record in the database, my Palm gets a fatal exception
(happens on both a Clie T615C and
You are absolutely right Steve! and I am fully aware that this is no
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]". This is the first time I am using a mailing list and
I was afraid that I was violating some "unsaid" rules of a mailing list. I
agree that I was very naive when I started off but then john suggested a
very
also known as "Where have you gone, Keith Rollin?" :-)
Ok, first off, I'll get the paranoid question out of
the way first - I'm running the 3.3 emulator right
now, but dl'ing 3.5 as we speak - do i just
install/unzip it right over the other one?
And now for my other question, the one that's been
In article <88449@palm-dev-forum>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] says...
>
> Hello all,
> Since OS 5.0 will not support SysSetTrapAddress/SysGetTrapAddress, what
> other options there are to "patch" OS functionality ?
> Is it possible to trap OS calls into the native ARM code ? i.e., is it
> possible to go b
In article <88451@palm-dev-forum>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] says...
> Does anybody know if it's possible (in CodeWarrior) to
> create a multisegmented static library and/or split a
> static library file into multiple segments when
> linking.
You can do this if you build the library. Just use "#pragma s
In article <88454@palm-dev-forum>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] says...
>
> > My talk at PalmSource
> > 2002 was about how to write C++ code for the device that doesn't incur a
> > big overhead. The authors of POL did a good job of reducing the number
> > of virtual methods used to a minimum, plus using in
In article <88442@palm-dev-forum>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] says...
>
> > I might have missed it by reading too fast, but if you haven't already
> > said so, it might improve your odds of getting the help you need if you
> > say what programming environment, compiler, tools, etc. you are using.
>
> Sor
On Sun, 2002-06-09 at 17:50, Edward P. Ross wrote:
> I have a form that is modeless, but from certain forms I want it to act as a modal
>form. In this case I want to be returned to
> Form1 when I get done with FrmTypesForm. Below is the code that I have in Form1.
>My problem is that FrmTypes
I have a form that is modeless, but from certain forms I want it to act as a modal
form. In this case I want to be returned to
Form1 when I get done with FrmTypesForm. Below is the code that I have in Form1. My
problem is that FrmTypesForm does not
generate a FormOpen event if I use the code
>So I've been trying to debug my memory leak for about a week now and I'm
>not getting anywhere, so I question my understanding of the use of
>handles. Can someone tell me if I'm totally offbase with this.
You explanations sound reasonable. Why don't you use the latest POSE?
It tells you where
--- LuLarry01 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So I've been trying to debug my memory leak for about a week
> now and I'm not getting anywhere, ...
Do you call FrmCloseAllForms() in your AppStop()? You'll get a memory
leak if you don't.
Run your app on the latest POSEr and you should get all the i
So I've been trying to debug my memory leak for about a week now and I'm
not getting anywhere, so I question my understanding of the use of
handles. Can someone tell me if I'm totally offbase with this.
Everytime I lock a handle, I need to unlock the handle. I can use the
function MemHandleLock
I have uploaded a new version of my multi-segment debugging patches for
prc-tools-2.1: MsectGdb2.1-2.
Changes since original 2.1 patches (MsectGdb2.1):
- Changed logic in the blockvector resorting in objfile_relocate.
The original logic was wrong and made gdb commands like 'info functions'
p
Could someone give me an example of a Palm application which shows a
numerical lock in the Graffiti Shift Indicator?
We always do a
GrfGetState (&capsLock, &numLock, &tempShift, &autoShifted);
job but I haven't seen a single example where numLock actually is used.
Thanks, Paul N.
--
> My talk at PalmSource
> 2002 was about how to write C++ code for the device that doesn't incur a
> big overhead. The authors of POL did a good job of reducing the number
> of virtual methods used to a minimum, plus using inline code only when
> it really will reduce total code size.
Ben,
Is t
In article <88430@palm-dev-forum>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] says...
>
> Hi ..
>
> I had done some Palm application development a lil more than a year ago when
> C++ wasn't soo popular with the OS .. libraries weren't soo easily available
> & stuff. The application was developed entirely in C & it worke
Hi,
Does anybody know if it's possible (in CodeWarrior) to
create a multisegmented static library and/or split a
static library file into multiple segments when
linking.
Thanks
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Hi,
I am writing an app that can get email attachements
without them being deposited into the mail box.
I'm trying to register my app with the Exchange
Manager using ExgRegisterDatatype and exgUnwrap.
Here's what the code looks like:
ExgRegisterDatatype('TEST', exgRegExtensionID, "AU",
"test",
Hello all,
Since OS 5.0 will not support SysSetTrapAddress/SysGetTrapAddress, what
other options there are to "patch" OS functionality ?
Is it possible to trap OS calls into the native ARM code ? i.e., is it
possible to go between the emulation layer and the native ARM layer with
something like tr
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