In article <91018@palm-dev-forum>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] says...
>
> problem solved. manually dragging and dropping the .prc into the emulator
> revealed a more helpful error message: segment too large.
>
> moral of the story: "Connection attempt failed." may mean you have an
> oversized segment.
In article <90965@palm-dev-forum>, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
says...
>
> In another reply to this post I saw a remark that palm's USB driver doesn't
> support debug mode.
>
> I'm getting ready to test an app on a m125 which seems to have only a USB
> cradle. How can I debug on this device? I've been
problem solved. manually dragging and dropping the .prc into the emulator
revealed a more helpful error message: segment too large.
moral of the story: "Connection attempt failed." may mean you have an
oversized segment.
"Aaron Boyd" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:91017@palm-dev-fo
Anyone else ever have this problem?
Suddenly I'm always getting "Connection attempt failed. Please try again."
when I try to run/debug a SPECIFIC project in CodeWarrior 8.2 using the
Emulator. Bizarre that this problem only arrises with the one project --
all other projects work fine. I have o
well, if your case was all sorts of different hues and
such, then i guess that would be a... hold on...
*puts on flame retardant outfit and grabs rotten
vegetable/fruit shield* a hack of a different color...
*waits for the collective groan from the list*
-C
--- Dave Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
...slow hotsync? as in what it does the first time
you ever back it up to that computer, or when you wipe
the palm _totally_ clean?
-C
--- Jeff Ishaq <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm brainstorming how to back up a Palm device. Can
> anybody see
> anything I'm missing here?
>
> 1) Use DmGetD
In the old Palm OS Emulator, I used to be able to paste into
fields from the Windows clipboard. The Palm OS 5 Simulator
does nto seem to support this. Is this correct, or is there
some settins that I might have missed? Thanks, Joe
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Ok, so I used the wrong form of dying! I was pissed and wanted to get to bed
before I threw my Handspring at the wall. :-)
Dave
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Joe
> Malone
> Sent: Thursday, July 11, 2002 10:27 PM
> To: Palm Develop
Get Palm to fix it. I was told this was on the list of items to fix for OS
3.3, then OS 3.5 then OS 4.0 (well you get the idea, guess its not a high
priority bug)
I've added a '-/+' button next to the field in the past to allow negative
number entry. The bug only prevents Graffiti or keyboard i
I'm brainstorming how to back up a Palm device. Can anybody see
anything I'm missing here?
1) Use DmGetDatabase() to index through all the databases on the device
and store them somewhere
2) Use the FtrGetByIndex() to record all the featuers that exist on the
device and store them somewhere
>is there a better way to get numeric field to accept minus sign than
>to intercept keyDownEvent and insert it into the field manually?
You can also set the field up as non-numeric and block everything you
don't want.
Regards,
Steve Mann
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Hi,
is there a better way to get numeric field to accept minus sign than to intercept
keyDownEvent and insert it into the field manually?
Thanks,
ht
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--- Jayanarayanan M N <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am trying to capture image from a form on a palm and
> display back it on browser.
> ...
> I can view the image back on Palm(on same Form). but ,
> when I try to view on Windows 2000(using GIMP or MS
> Paint) it gives format error. Fails to open
Hi All,
I am trying to capture image from a form on a palm and
display back it on browser.
Here is outline.
=>WinCreateOffscreenWindow- Create an offscreen window
=>WinGetBitmap()- get bitmap
=>BmpSize() -to get size of bitmap.
=>Save bitmap to a local database. Send this to
enterprise database(
Dave,
Just to give you my 2 cents . . . I would use C++. Or rather, I do use C++,
using VC++ 6.0 with the generic conduit classes I was able to very quickly
create a working conduit. It was my first one, and with the sales conduit
example in the Palm Programming books from O'Reilly was able to
From: Eric J. Janus [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Are there any other "known" form ID's that shouldn't be used?
> I don't want to keep running into problems as I add more forms.
Yes, IDs of 1 and higher are reserved by Palm.
> I can't recall reading anything-anywhere about restricted form ID'
Most of the day today I've been working on a bug that's found its way
into our application. It a rather large application (500k+). We
frequently use the SelectDay() function to allow the user to select a
date using the "built-in" Palm OS calendar.
However, recently users have been getting a "Fo
I posted this to the conduit group and thought I'd try here also to see if
anyone here has had any experiences with Java/C++ for conduit development.
I will be developing my conduit soon and wanted opinions on whether to do it
in Java or C++. I already have some Java dev to do on the sync PC so
Hmmm a spell checker? Dieing is a valid spelling
(http://www.dictionary.com/search?q=dieing) :-)
Thanks for the advice. I already had DebugPrefs, but wasn't using it
correctly. I wasn't resetting it after choosing the USB option. Works now.
> Is this a separate question? Do you mean that you in
--- Phil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Yes modifying say a static declared in the form event
> handler, that called the menu event handler would be
> ideal.
>
> But if one can't pass the menu handler any data I have
> no way to pass it a pointer to the static or some
> such.
>
I am confused
--- Martin Elzen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ... but from what it looks like to me now, my problem isn't
> due to an incorrect function pointer, so it seems likely that
> there's a write past the end of a global array.
Small clarification: *local* array. The "changed emulated program
counte
You could always get a serial cable. However I'm pretty sure you can debug
a Palm branded hand held over USB (with the latest Palm USB drivers
installed). The message you saw was concerning debugging a Handspring Visor
over USB.
http://www.palm.com/products/palmm125/accessories.html#peripherals
Well, I don't think it would be completely
unreasonable to think that Palm has a similar utility,
but I can't say for sure - when I went through all
this, there was myself and one other handspring user,
there was one clie, and the rest were all 3c's.
Of course, if you just wanna see if it works,
In another reply to this post I saw a remark that palm's USB driver doesn't
support debug mode.
I'm getting ready to test an app on a m125 which seems to have only a USB
cradle. How can I debug on this device? I've been using the emulator (and
CodeWarrior) so far, but am about ready to see if i
Hi,
What are the extra features in CW8 compare to CW7.Conduit development
included?
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Even though I've only been doing Palm apps a short time, I've given up on
Constructor...
To get at my .rsrc files, I bought PilRC designer for $29. I got it at
www.falch.net. It did a perfect job converting my .rsrc files to .rcp files
and now I do all my forms in PilRC source and a couple of
Hi all.
This week I've been trying a lot of different things to see if they help
with either finding the cause of (or would eliminate by themselves) a
POSE-error I'd never seen before. One of the things I tried out was
replacing the current Contructor .exe (version 1.6.2) with the one supplied
Hi all.
I'd like to thank everyone who answered my question. The project I was
working on *is* a multi-segment app, but compiling it under either smart or
the 32-bit-pointer models doesn't help get rid of the problem. And Joe,
that post you found by Ben Combee was exactly the one I'd found in
> Is there a way to pass data back from the menu event
> handler, other than the true/false handled boolean,
> without resorting to using a global?
> ...
> Is this generally how it's done, or is there a
better
> way to pass data between event handlers?
>
>You could use a global variable, an ap
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