Just because it's in the headers doesn't mean it's *supported*.
MemSemaphoreReserve is one of these from memory that don't exist in OS5.
You're gonna have to go back to using DmWrite etc... :-)
Gavin.
Shekar Mantha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>
> Hi,
>
> I
Hello all:
I post this interesting challenge, that has cause me loose many nights of
sleep, in the hope that the Palm OS gurus out there might provide me the
clue to pull this off.
The entire scenario pertains to a Handspring Platinum, running Palm OS 3.5H2
(with Handspring Extensions).
The scena
Is this conceptually possible to do?
TASK. When you have a penUpEvent you want to decide if you want to process it
or not. If so, then you want to change both the penUpEvent and the
penDownEvent which preceded it to nilEvent. However, if you do not want to
process it, then you want to keep BOTH th
Why is the pen passed to the form after the button has been handle.
Is the there a way to stop this from happening.
This is my code
void DebugN(int n)
{
char msg[80];
StrPrintF( msg, "%d", n );
FrmCustomAlert(debugAlert,msg, "", "");
}
this works fine but the penUpEven is not removed and my f
>> Is this conceptually possible to do?
I don't know, but here's how I handle something similar. On a penDownEvent,
I check the point against the bounds that I'm interested in. If it's in
bounds, start a loop and poll the pen status until the pen is up again. I
also track the position, and if i
Hello,
Got my beautiful brand new Tungsten T yesterday, and cracked open my
CodeWarrior for Palm OS v8.0 (I know its one rev old but I got the Academic
discount) box and got ready for Palm programming! Unfortunately:
1) Couldnt transfer my ROM from using POSE. Using version 3.3 (which came
with C
At 09:23 2002-12-27 -0500, you wrote:
Got my beautiful brand new Tungsten T yesterday, and cracked open my
CodeWarrior for Palm OS v8.0 (I know its one rev old but I got the Academic
discount) box and got ready for Palm programming! Unfortunately:
1) Couldnt transfer my ROM from using POSE. Using
I am attempting to use the sysNotifyLateWakeupEvent notification, but must
be doing something very wrong.
I created a standard C app in Codewarrior 8.3. I added this line to the
AppStart(). Doing this causes a bus error in POSE upon turning on the
device. Looking at the callstack I'm in some other
Is it guaranteed that silkscreenRectScreen's rectangle is always
(0, 0, extentX, extentY) where WinGetDisplayExtent (&extentX, &extentY)
or could it be otherwise? Now? Future?
(cf. EvtGetSilkscreenAreaList())
/Paul N.
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Am Fre, 2002-12-27 um 17.52 schrieb DT:
Hi,
> SysNotifyRegister(0, appFileCreator, sysNotifyLateWakeupEvent, NULL,
> sysNotifyNormalPriority, NULL);
>
> Anyone know what I am missing?
SysNotifyRegister takes the following values as the first two
parameters:
1. card number of the app (you assum
> Codewarrior for PalmOS v9 came in this mornings
> UPS delivery.
> ...
Ron, thanks for your "first impression" post.
Have you, by any chance, had a chance to try out the
new form designer (constructor replacement) that comes
with it?
Ben -- any plans to release that as a standalone
product/up
My guess is that program B is calling you as a sublaunch which is causing you to
attempt to use
code that is not in your first segment. In non-global launch codes, you can only use
code in the first segment.
Kevin
-Original Message-
From: Gabriel Rymberg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent:
> Have you, by any chance, had a chance to try out the
> new form designer (constructor replacement) that comes
> with it?
pilrcdesigner - check falch.net
> Ben -- any plans to release that as a standalone
> product/upgrade for users of older CW releases? ;-)
you can use the pilrc plugin with o
> pilrcdesigner - check falch.net
Is it the same one, or are you suggesting
pilrcdesigner
as an alternative? ;-)
In any case, thanks for the reminder (I had glanced
over the webpages at falch.net first announced it,
but somehow never got around to looking at it in more
detail.
Oliver
Thanks... I remember reading in the documentation that it even states there
is a lot of confusion regarding the database ID, but I was under the
assumption they were referring to a database that your application accesses.
I did not know that an application has anything more than your creator ID.
T
> > pilrcdesigner - check falch.net
>
> Is it the same one, or are you suggesting
> pilrcdesigner as an alternative? ;-)
thats the one in cwr9 :) at least, it is in my version *g*
> In any case, thanks for the reminder (I had glanced
> over the webpages at falch.net first announced it,
> but so
Hi,
I currently have a fatal error when an alarm occured (todo or worldclock
clie app) when my program is running.
Do you know why ?
Is it possible to intercept an alarm ?
thanks
chris
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I tried PalmOS5-Simulator.
But I get only an error message: memorymgr.c, Line: 3657, Free ptr
What was running on Tungsten and the Emulator up to OS3.5 makes that.
During my programming I often got messages with Line numbers, which
aren't the lines in my code. How do I find them? I admit that I
At 3:23 PM -0800 12/23/02, Keith Rollin wrote:
I believe that Proview and Kprof work from the binary output of the
profiling process.
At 1:59 AM -0200 12/24/02, Adrian Nicolaiev wrote:
I am not sure about Kprof, but Proview works from the text output of
the profiling process:
At 2:02 PM +0100
I am very new to Palm programming (about 7 hours as of this posting). I need
a bit of a nudge in the right direction.
I am modifying an application of someone else in my company. I was given the
task of allowing users to sign their name after completing a form in the
app. This signature needs to
Am Fre, 2002-12-27 um 22.48 schrieb nybxvc :
Hi,
> I tried PalmOS5-Simulator.
> But I get only an error message: memorymgr.c, Line: 3657, Free ptr
>
> What was running on Tungsten and the Emulator up to OS3.5 makes that.
> During my programming I often got messages with Line numbers, which
> ar
At 20:17 2002-12-27 +0100, you wrote:
> > pilrcdesigner - check falch.net
>
> Is it the same one, or are you suggesting
> pilrcdesigner as an alternative? ;-)
thats the one in cwr9 :) at least, it is in my version *g*
Aaron is right -- we have licensed PilRC Designer from Falch.net and worked
Ben -- any plans to release that as a standalone
product/upgrade for users of older CW releases? ;-)
Yes. You can purchase our OEM version of PilRC Designer for $199, and
we'll throw in a free copy of the CW for Palm OS V9 tools, including our
new IDE, new debugger, and ARMlet compiler/linke
Hi,
Am Die, 2002-12-24 um 04.38 schrieb Rob Larson:
> If you call UIBrightnessAdjust(), the brightness slider is
> broken. The motion is jerky, the right 1/3 of the slider is
> corrupted, and the sensitive part of the slider is about 3/8
> inch higher than it should be. Note that this is differe
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Aaron
> Ardiri
> Sent: Thursday, December 26, 2002 12:28 PM
> To: Palm Developer Forum
> Subject: Re: Programmatic hard reset
>
>
> > okay, I thought of a legitimate application for a program
> that does
Take a look in the Palm Knowledge Base at www.palmsource.com/developers
There are two examples for capturing and saving signatures.
- Original Message -
From: "Jordon Marshall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Palm Developer Forum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, December 27, 2002 5:48 PM
Subjec
> Yes. You can purchase our OEM version of
> PilRC Designer for $199, and we'll throw
> in a free copy of the CW for Palm OS V9
> tools, including our new IDE, new debugger,
> and ARMlet compiler/linker.
Thanks, Ben, that sounds like a good deal!
Did you transfer from engineering to sales?
I've finally get around to testing v9 today and I was testing out one
of those default project wizard. More specifically: Palm OS Share
Library Wizard. During the last step of the wizard, I was given the
choice of including MathLib into the project, and so I did. When I
looked at the resulting s
At 18:44 2002-12-27 -0800, John Leung wrote:
I've finally get around to testing v9 today and I was testing out one
of those default project wizard. More specifically: Palm OS Share
Library Wizard. During the last step of the wizard, I was given the
choice of including MathLib into the project, a
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