Hello
I would like to know if someone has got information about the serial port
of PAlm
Moreover, i would like to know if it is possible to command individualy the
signals of the serial port (like on a PC: with RX,TX...)
Because I would like to plug a I2C system to my palm, so I have to create
Try drawing symbolUpArrow and symbolDownArrow or similar (defined in
Chars.h) in one of the symbol fonts. You could put them in a button with no
border (put the appropriate hex into constructor), or do all the drawing and
tap handling yourself.
Matt
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From: George
Hi,
I use two repeat button with their graphical property enabled.
Make two bitmaps for the up and down indicators and enable the number
property for field.
Trap the repeat event for the buttons and increment or decrement the way you
like it!
works pretty cool but take care of the sizing and
Does Palm Support Arabic???
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Look for an app which is named AsciiChart: It shows all fonts, all signs, all
codes.
You can alternatively look for the font definition enumerations in the header
files which have speaking names.
Regards Werner
George Bassili schrieb:
Hi everyone,
is there a way to look at whats in a font
Hi,
does anyone know why the following code leads to an unlocked chunk
message? FldGetTextPtr actually requires unlocking (the lock count in
the lock:owner byte is 1 after retrieval).
CharPtr ptcReleaseMe = FldGetTextPtr(
(FieldPtr)::GetObjectPtr(_wFieldId) );
if (!ptcReleaseMe ||
Hi,
Is anyone out there looking for a Palm / Embedded C programmer in England
(Bristol Based).
Regards,
Richard Anderson
Software Engineer
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On Mon, 2002-07-08 at 12:37, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have been using the prc-tools for development of Palm applications. The
company that I work for wants me to write an application for them. They
wish me to use CodeWarrior.
My question is...
Is the software, listed in the link below,
On the contrary, there are a lot of products that can be used for developing
Palm applications.
For application without runtime,beside Codewarrior, I am using Delphi/Pascal
for development.
Side track a bit, Tom, are you from Alaris?
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On Wed, 2002-07-10 at 06:28, Tan Ying Liang wrote:
On the contrary, there are a lot of products that can be used for developing
Palm applications.
For application without runtime,beside Codewarrior, I am using Delphi/Pascal
for development.
Certainly there are many tools that can do the job.
On Wed, Jul 10, 2002 at 06:48:11AM -0400, Tom Wilson wrote:
On Wed, 2002-07-10 at 06:28, Tan Ying Liang wrote:
On the contrary, there are a lot of products that can be used for developing
Palm applications.
For application without runtime,beside Codewarrior, I am using Delphi/Pascal
for
Hy all!
I'd like to know what mean UInt16 and UInt32. I looked at Palm Docs, but
can't find nothing that explain me these things are.
Thanks!
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From: Régis Daniel de Oliveira [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: UInt16? UInt32? What is this?
Date: Wed, 10 Jul 2002 08:59:31 -0300
Hy all!
I'd like to know what mean UInt16 and UInt32. I looked at Palm
UInt16 is a 16-bit unsigned integer, I don't know off the top of my head,
but it's probably typedefed somthing like:
typedef unsigned short int UInt16;
Similarly, UInt32 is an unsigned 32-bit integer somthing like:
typedef unsigned long int UInt32;
They're just shorter ways of writing
Thank you. I will look into using pilrc and par.
Chris DiPierro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:90636@palm-dev-forum...
Consider bundling pilrc to do the conversion to a tBmp for you and then
par
if you really need them in .pdb format. I'm not VB-wiz, but I suspect
there's an execute
Thank you, this is what I found and it works great!
Dominique Martel
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From: Kapil Konde [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, July 10, 2002 12:15 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: RE: Scroll bar
You will need to handle sclRepeat event. In the event handler
I'm working with the serial port. Here is what I did, may be there are
better ideas, but it works.
To open the serial port, I use the following functions:
SysLibFind (const Char* nameP, UInt16* refNumP); //Open library for serial
port, where
//nameP = Serial Library
SerOpen(UInt16 refNum,
Hi,
I've noticed that when I change to a 16-bit color mode on a Sony OS 4.1 device
that the screen blinks black and there is a black line at the top of the screen
and to the right of my application title. I've only tested this on POSE. Does
anyone know how to fix this?
Thanks,
Mike
--- Werner Poschenrieder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
does anyone know why the following code leads to an unlocked chunk
message? FldGetTextPtr actually requires unlocking (the lock count in
the lock:owner byte is 1 after retrieval).
You should NOT unlock the pointer you get from
Does anyone know of a smiple way of determining whether my application is
running with Sony's High Resolution Assist enabled?
Thanks,
Mike McCollister
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heyo .
UInt16 is a unsigned integer with size two bytes and the range is:
0...65535
UInt32 is a unsigned integer with size four bytes and the range is:
0...4294967295
saludos...
From: Régis Daniel de Oliveira [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Palm
CW IDE 4.2.6 in Mac OSX 10.1.5 ...
In OSX mode I keep getting crashes.
In classic mode it seems to work.
Is this normal or should CW run in OSX too?
BTW, I have a new OSX system and have limited experience it [but I know the
NeXT OS very well].
/Paul
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I do this by posting an event to myself simulating that a button was
pressed. Works quite well.
Chris
Richard Coutts wrote:
I have a generic dialog function for instantiating my dialog and for
registering my handler. It works great, except that I want to add the
behaviour that if the
Here are some more info regarding this matter:
1) I checked the version of serial manager of my Sony Clie, and it was
3, PalmOS has version 4 now, I wonder if they have a fix in this version.
2) If I stop the data stream from my serial communication device right
before mid-night, and resume
In OSX mode I keep getting crashes.
In classic mode it seems to work.
Is this normal or should CW run in OSX too?
I haven't had any problem running CW Palm (IDE 4.2.5) or CW Mac (IDE 5.0)
under 10.1.5, and I use it all day, every day. There must be something else
going on with your
There isn't a simple way that I know of...
You need to get the Sony SDK, and do a couple of things.
(from memory...)
A) figure out that you are indeed on a Sony device
B) search for and open the HiRes library
C) get the state
D) change the state you want if it isn't what you want.
your app runs
I have written the following code to receive SMS messages from a phone
using the Telephony APIs, and it all appears to work except for one
step: TelSmsSelectStorage never changes the storage from store 0 (the
SIM card).
SNIP/
err = TelSmsSelectStorage (smsLibRef, smsPalmTelAppID,
Matt,
Thanks. I figured it was something like that.
Mike
--- Matt Disher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There isn't a simple way that I know of...
You need to get the Sony SDK, and do a couple of things.
(from memory...)
A) figure out that you are indeed on a Sony device
B) search for and
ASCII chart is a great little app find it at:
http://astro.uchicago.edu/home/web/valdes/pilot/
-Ezekiel
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From: Régis Daniel de Oliveira [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'd like to know what mean UInt16 and UInt32
If you're using CodeWarrior, highlight one of these words, then right click
and choose Go to typdef declaration of UInt32. It's a great CodeWarrior
feature.
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From: George Bassili [EMAIL PROTECTED]
is there a way to look at whats in a font like Symbol or Symbol7.
In Constructor, from the Window menu choose Character Map.
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Hi all.
For the last couple of days I've been working on getting one of our more
important apps to work on the POSE with a debug ROM. After fixing up some
obvious (and relatively easy to correct) problems, I've now seen the POSE
give an error as follows:
MedEurope (7.24) just changed the
I would try to step through to find which line precisely results in the
error. In the event of corrupt memory problems (as this seems to be) that
is the only method that I have ever found to work. Of course, I have not
encountered this particular problem, so this advice may not be worth what
On Wed, 10 Jul 2002, Idries Hamadi wrote:
They're just shorter ways of writing unsigned blah blah. Also, it
means that you can change their definitions easily on systems where (for
example) short is not 16-bits long and somthing else is.
IIRC, unsigned long on a DEC Alpha is 64 bits, so
Is your application multi-segmented?
All of the times that I've seen this error it was because I was calling a function in
a segment other than the first segment in a condition where those segments are not
loaded (e.g., startup, non-global launch codes, etc.).
Kevin
-Original
-Original Message-
From: Martin Elzen
...
MedEurope (7.24) just changed the emulated program counter to
0xFEFE. This address is invalid because it's in neither ROM
nor RAM.
Looking it up in the archives gives me the info that somewhere the
program counter is being
I have a form that I display in my program at various points that is created
completely dynamically. For the most part it's pretty basic, just a field
and ok/cancel buttons. However there are certain instances where I create
the form and I get an Invalid Chunk Ptr error on my second or third
Hi,
Till now, I was using CW Lite and CDK4 downloaded from
the web to develop my PDA application using C lang.
After so much of ups and downs, I finally succeeded in
developing the intended application (Of course, part
of the kudos should go to this developer forum) using
the above tools.
But
On Wed, Jul 10, 2002 at 08:30:26PM +0100, Ammi Aithal wrote:
My question is : Will the Conduit application I
developed earlier still work with commercial version
of CW Professional Edition ??? which doesn't have
tools for conduit work.
I think that the Professional edition is everything
Each time you add a new object to the form, the passed in form pointer can change. If
you are hanging on to the original pointer somehow, and then using it later, this
could be a source of trouble
Kevin
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From: Mark Biek [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent:
but I believe that you can download and install
the CDK separately\
Yes, never used Codewarrior to build a conduit. I've used VB, VC++ and
Borland with the downloaded CDK for my conduits.I'd stick to CW Pro if
you already have a development environment supported by the CDK.
- Original
I don't see why not. You'd need to get a hardware manual for the
microprocessor and deal with the data-direction register for the
port, etc. Obviously you would have to disable the UART's
control of the port. Now whether the PalmOS will be happy
with this is anyone's guess. And you'd have
I have a form that I display in my program at various points that is created
completely dynamically. For the most part it's pretty basic, just a field
and ok/cancel buttons. However there are certain instances where I create
the form and I get an Invalid Chunk Ptr error on my second or third
Not sure which Code Warrior Question this was in reference to but if it
was mine, yes is need. The company I work for is already committed to
using Code Warrior. I just wanted to know if there was anything else
besides Code Warrior, iteself, that must be purchased.
He said it is the only
Is there a PC program anywhere that converts a PC textfile to a palm .pdb stream file?
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On Wed, 10 Jul 2002, Idries Hamadi wrote:
UInt16 is a 16-bit unsigned integer, I don't know off the top of my head,
but it's probably typedefed somthing like:
typedef unsigned short int UInt16;
typedef unsigned short UInt16;
:) short int can mean something else :)
// az
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From: Aaron Ardiri [EMAIL PROTECTED]
typedef unsigned short UInt16;
:) short int can mean something else :)
Actually, I don't think so. short int and short are equivalent, in my
understanding.
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On Wed, 10 Jul 2002, Mark Wilden wrote:
typedef unsigned short UInt16;
:) short int can mean something else :)
Actually, I don't think so. short int and short are equivalent, in my
understanding.
http://usgibm.nersc.gov/vac/ref/rucldint.htm
ok :) your lucky *g* was confusing it
Does anyone have any pointers to examples showing how to do tables
with multi-line fields, examples simpler than the Mail and Address
examples? Thanks.
Regards,
Steve Mann
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--- Nick Hoggard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a PC program anywhere that converts a PC textfile to a palm
.pdb stream file?
yes.
One such program is PAR (http://www.djw.org/product/palm/par/)
From the documentation:
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The following example creates a stream database that can be
Steve-
I am indeed keeping track of the new form pointer as I create objects.
Mark
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I have a form that I display in my program at various points that is
created
completely dynamically. For the most part it's
Hi all,
In one of the sample apps, a variable is defined as static in the Event
Handler procedure.
does this mean that it is available throughout the entire procedure or just
in the event handler???
In other words, is this the same as defining it as static at the top of the
procedure?
Rgds,
No it does not. There are plenty of 3rd party softwares avaliable
to get arabic support on palm.
On Wed, 10 Jul 2002 Sriram S Sarma wrote :
Does Palm Support Arabic???
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Dear all,
I have download the rom image from my SONY CLIE NR-70 PDA.I am
using Palm OS emulator version 3.5.
I tried to load this .rom file on the emulator it is givig message
as The ROM is for a device not supported by this version of the
emulator .Palm Inc does not support the use of this
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