Hi all
I am using WinDrawBitmap function to display an bitmap
on specified location. It is working fine on Palm
IIIxe and Palm V (OS are 3.5 and 3.1). But when I try
to run on OS 5 Simulator bitmap is not displaying.
What is Problem? Can any one help me.
This is sample code which I used to
Sorry for offtopic, but are there any e-mail addresses at PalmSource a
developer can contact? I've tried a couple listed on www.palmsource.com, with
no luck (mail gets back).
In particular, I need information on specific issues, like accessing system
globals in OS5 and other things necessary
Rajasekhar Reddy P wrote:
Hi all
I am using WinDrawBitmap function to display an bitmap
on specified location. It is working fine on Palm
IIIxe and Palm V (OS are 3.5 and 3.1). But when I try
to run on OS 5 Simulator bitmap is not displaying.
What is Problem? Can any one help me.
This is sample
Sean Charles [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
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| On Monday, February 10, 2003, at 07:41 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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| Have you experienced slowdown from the lots of apps installed
| or lots of system extension installed (and activated)?
| The slowdown comes from more cpu cycle and
This is my last post on this topic.
Joe Malone [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
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| Let me state this for the record: I am not a troll. I joined this
| forum to share in the knowledge of programming palm powered
| devices. I
| have learned a lot from the forum, and I have shared much of
I wondered and wonder what is intended to mean in your original post
i wonder what you intend with your agressive posts. maybe you should try to
find out the reason of your frustration and do something about it
markus dresch (www.palmside.com)
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On Tue, Feb 11, 2003 at 07:08:41AM +0100, Veronica Loell wrote:
I get an error message indicating that I am reading from an unlocked chunk
of memory.
[...]
30 DmWrite(p, 0, (UInt32*)StrAToI(value), sizeof(UInt32));
Grateful for any ideas?
Whenever you write a cast, you should be
I just released another tool for us, developers working on Mac OS X.
This is the initial release of USB-TCP Bridge, a tool which bridges
connections from a Palm handheld in a USB cradle over to a TCP/IP
socket on Mac OS X. Very useful to connect the GDB debugger, for
example.
Subject: Re: error reading from unlocked chunk of memory while DmWrite
From: John Marshall [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue, 11 Feb 2003 11:51:21 +0100
To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ah, I'm not really creating a pointer to value but rather a pointer to
the memory location at
cycles just processing your queue. I'd rethink the need to post so many
events. I'm sure another method would work without all the over-head.
ok, I have unlimited power from my portable nuclear reactor. And I'm very
interested in how EvtSetPenQueuePtr works. Do I have to restore the key
queue
I need to make rotines to be used in CASL pro
i'm having problems with types like Uint8, Uint16, Uint32 and some others
Uint16 i think i ll work with type short
but the rest i don't know what to do
where can i declare this types in my c file?
Uint32 i tried int but din't work
i need to get this
Look in PalmTypes.h it has all the type declarations for Palm os.
I need to make rotines to be used in CASL pro
i'm having problems with types like Uint8, Uint16, Uint32 and some others
Uint16 i think i ll work with type short
but the rest i don't know what to do
where can i declare this types
I need to make rotines to be used in CASL pro
i'm having problems with types like Uint8, Uint16, Uint32 and some others
UInt8, UInt16, UInt32 -- note - capitals
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i'm getting problems with the callback param at SysNotifyRegister
it says its of invalida type ponter...
whats wrong?
thanx
//**
CASL_FLOATNUM TrataWU(void)//SysNotifyParamType *notifyParamsP)
{
Do
Hi,
How can I enumerate all databases belonging to an application? I tried
DmGetNextDatabaseByTypeCreator but I could not get it working. Could you
please send an example?
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You can't know all databases creators, so you must use a different Dm
routine, which typically takes an index as a parameter.
I suggest using DmGetDatabase to get db ids and then DmDatabaseInfo.
See
http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/docs/palmos/DataAndResourceManager.html#10
94449.
Philippe.
Oops, sorry, I misread your question.
You may find a solution to your problem in the
DmGetNextDatabaseByTypeCreator routine description in the Palm OS
Programmer's API Reference, there's a discussion precisely about what you
want to do.
Philippe.
- Original Message -
From: Philippe
Hi,
I am looking into the possibility of building a wireless sniffer using
the Sony WiFi card.
Has anyone tried opening a raw socket on it?
I didn't get any error opening a raw socket on it, neither do I
get an error binding it to a raw address (ie. the WiFi interface).
But then NetLibReceive
hello dan,
I had a similar problem, and I resolved it by using FrmGotoForm,
this closes the form in order to redraw the other form once you call a
getactiveform.
From: Dan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:
You can pay for the developer program ($500/yr) and you get two incident
reports. However, your might very well be able to get your questions
answered in this forum
Brad
Tim N. Tashpulatov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:113048@palm-dev-forum...
Sorry for offtopic, but are there
Just a mild point of clarification (very low S/N):
Troll is a verb referring to the act of dragging
bait or lures back and forth in front of gullible
listers. It often elicits fantastic flames from
the unwary. Unlike real-water trollers, I usually
have a high opinion of internet trollers who're
G' day all,
I am having a little trouble printing out the seconds in this routine
, can anyone tell me whats wrong with it..
FieldType * dateField;
FieldType * timeField;
DateTimeType dateTime;
static char dateAsString[9];
static char timeAsString[9];
dateField =
I am re-posting this issue because it is critical to my app, and seems like
a very
relevant issue for this forum. I searched the archives and did not find an
answer.
I am using the old serial interface, but it applies equally to the new
serial interface.
I want to call TimGetTicks() from my
The trouble is with your call to StrPrintF - you are specifying two
arguments in the format string, but only passing one. Further, it is likely
crashing or printing garbage because the value you are passing is a number
but is being interpreted as a string.
Jeremy
At 2/11/2003 08:33 AM, you
Thanks Jeremy,
I try fixing it , but now im getting a low memory error..
I am using.
StrPrintF( %s:%02d,timeAsString ,dateTime.second);
it compiles ,but crashes..any hints
From: Jeremy Dewey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL
Are you sure your timeAsString is a large enough buffer? Is it NULL
terminated? If not, then your StrPrintF may try to print a very long
string. What are your preferences set to for the date format. If it is a
long date, then you need 15 bytes. You still may need one extra byte to
NULL
I am re-posting this issue because it is critical to my app, and
seems like a very relevant issue for this forum. I searched the
archives and did not find an answer.
during an ISR (interrupt service request) you cannot use any API
that will require the use of a memory semaphore. thats the
StrPrintF( %s:%02d,timeAsString ,dateTime.second);
where are you printing to?
first argument should be the destination string. i dont see that here
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Mobile
At 12:20 PM +0100 2003/02/11, Einar ÷rn wrote:
cycles just processing your queue. I'd rethink the need to post so many
events. I'm sure another method would work without all the over-head.
ok, I have unlimited power from my portable nuclear reactor. And I'm very
interested in how
You're using it the wrongway,
I guess that you want to convert second to string so that you can view it ?
if so, you should do it this way : StrPrintF ( timeAsString, %02d,
dateTime.second );
Cordialement,
Agus Silas
-Message d'origine-
De : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Although this topic is getting a bit far from
Palm development, I believe that we need to pay
attention to this more than the latest tool or
bug!
First, has anybody written back to handspring in
response to this newsletter? I believe that the
third party developers are a critical resource for
I made a mistake in my last post, you should have something like this :
char Buffer[50];// big enough for the whole string
StrPrintF ( Buffer, %s:%02d, timeAsString, dateTime.second );
and display Buffer.
Cordialement,
Agus Silas
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At 8:39 AM -0800 2003/02/11, Bill Heidler wrote:
I want to call TimGetTicks() from my wakeup handler routine (the function
set in
the call to SerSetWakeupHandler(), or SrmSetWakeupHandler() for the new
serial interface). However, since the wakeup handler is called directly
from the
Palm's serial
Hi Al,
This is the prototype of StrPrintF
Int16 StrPrintF(Char *s, const Char* formatStr, ...);
Do you forget to define the string that you will put your format string in (1st
parameter). It
should be big enough to hold the time string and the number of seconds, at least 14
characters, I
First, has anybody written back to handspring in
response to this newsletter?
According to one of my clients, the re-released the newsletter
yesterday, softening the annoying stuff.
Regards,
Steve Mann
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On Mon, 10 Feb 2003, Chris Faherty wrote:
I have problems like that with my Treo 300. It's when it goes in/out of
coverage. In my office the reception is right on the line, and I find
that sometimes it will actually drop keys rather than just buffering
them for a second or two. Yeah, I
Thank you all,,I found my mistake!!!
From: Agus Silas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Little Help
Date: Tue, 11 Feb 2003 18:03:23 +0100
I made a mistake in my last post, you should have something
Have any of you ported HostTransfer to prc-tools?
I've been struggling with it for two weeks, making
progress, but also running into problems at every
turn.
Right now I'm fighting with DmGet1Resource(ainRsc,
ainID) which fails to get the app/lib name, even
though the database was opened
Hi All
Have anybody migrated signature++ application to Palm
O5 5.
Palm used to ship Beamer application in SDK 4 which
gave me some hints earliar but its not there in SDK 5.
I am migrating my old application to SDK 5 and its
broken all over the places.
Thanks!
With the loss of inetlib (for the life of me I dunno why, it was great)
I am still struggling for the best way to connect to a website and
retrieve the html pages. Does anyone have any advice on this?
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I should follow up that I don't think the web browser 2.0 SDK will work,
but not sure. The palmsource site mentions at least two models (tungsten
T and Sony Clie 970/X?) that have their own browsers and also web browser
is only available on OS 5.1 or higher.
Anyone know more about this?
At 15:20 2003-2-11 -0500, you wrote:
I should follow up that I don't think the web browser 2.0 SDK will work,
but not sure. The palmsource site mentions at least two models (tungsten
T and Sony Clie 970/X?) that have their own browsers and also web browser
is only available on OS 5.1 or higher.
Hi,
On Sony Clie T615 (Palm OS 4.1), under High Resolution (320x320) mode, I
tried to use FldSetFont() to change the field font to hrSmallFont. But it
just got hung up! This is what I did when at frmOpenEvent:
pField = FrmGetObjectPointer(...); // Obtain a pointer to the field
I ran into a problem today that was completely unexpected. It was easily solved with a
workaround, but I'm left curious as to why it happened at all.
In our app, we occasionally construct and post our own events to the event queue. One
case, in an extended gadget, looks something like this:
On Tue, 11 Feb 2003, Ben Combee wrote:
At 15:20 2003-2-11 -0500, you wrote:
I should follow up that I don't think the web browser 2.0 SDK will work,
but not sure. The palmsource site mentions at least two models (tungsten
T and Sony Clie 970/X?) that have their own browsers and also web
On Tue, 11 Feb 2003, Ben Combee wrote:
There is another library, this one free under the Artistic License, at
http://www.palmgear.com/software/showsoftware.cfm?prodID=5649.
Seems this has a bad link to the source. Does anyone have a copy?
Thanks.
--
Glenn Ford
National Library of
Seems this has a bad link to the source. Does
anyone have a copy?
Glenn,
try this link:
ftp://ftp.chronologic.se/pub/palm/httptester/HttpTester.zip
I found it by going to the URL shown in the screenshot
on the PalmGear page. The http://www.chronologic.se
site has a link to the http
This is a bug in PACE. When converting the event from 68K form to
ARM form and back again, it didn't know about the selector field,
and so thought that dataP spanned the 2 bytes of selector and the
upper 2 bytes of dataP.
This bug is fixed in Palm OS 5.2.
(Geesh, didn't you read the 45th
I'm just messing around with Hi-res drawing on OS/5 for the first time.
It seems to me that if I do:
WinSetCoordinateSystem (kCoordinatesNative);
WinDrawLine (0, 0, 320, 320);
On the sim, that it should put it into 1-1 mapping mode. And in fact, it
does draw the line as if it were in a
I checked the Access Paths - and they are the same for the project that compiles and
the one that doesn't.
The prefix File is:
PalmOS_Headers_Strict
Which is the same for each target (this is in the C/C++ language item under the
Language Settings in the Target Settings menu).
Any idea?
Hello,
Sorry for posting this again, but I really need help on this one!
I would like to know how to have my toolbar application load at the
bottom of any application that is running; how do I accompish it? I have
already adjusted the form to the correct size. I am using codewarrior
8.3 palm SDK
Palm Dev Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Susan,
Can I ask why you are moving from CASL to CW? I'm interested in what
CASL
doesn't have that you need.
Gary Gorsline
Easy Business
Hi All,
I am coding the project with CW8.
In my app, I combined the List resource with a pop-up trigger resource to
show the record I read from the database.I specified the value of 11 for
Visible Items of the List resource.When the list contains more items than
the value of the Visible Items
I'm just messing around with Hi-res drawing on OS/5 for the first time.
It seems to me that if I do:
WinSetCoordinateSystem (kCoordinatesNative);
WinDrawLine (0, 0, 320, 320);
On the sim, that it should put it into 1-1 mapping mode. And in fact, it
does draw the line as if it were in
Uh, maybe? Clipping region?
I've only ever used hires on the Sony before, and a WinScreenMode takes care
of it all.
I've tried the same here (as well as a WinSetClip now), but no luck.
Aaron Ardiri [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:113198@palm-dev-forum...
I'm just messing around with
I've only ever used hires on the Sony before, and a WinScreenMode takes
care of it all. I've tried the same here (as well as a WinSetClip now),
but no luck.
hmm.. interesting - i have never used an API in 'native' resolution mode
:) the other option is to create a V3 bitmap offscreen window,
hmm.. interesting - i have never used an API in 'native' resolution mode
:) the other option is to create a V3 bitmap offscreen window, draw to
that, then blit to the screen :) [this is what we do, works fine]
the fact that it stops within the 160x160 boundary would tell me it is
clipping
thats all i can think of - if not, we got a bug on our hands :)
Using WinSetClip (r), where r is a 0,0,320,320 rectangle and then
calling a WinGetClip returns a 0,0,160,160 rectangle back.
Result is same with WinResetClip()
I can't believe that this is a bug in OS/5. You're telling me
I should point out that this is all on PalmSim (OS/5, not 5.2). I have no
idea of the behavior on a T-T or whatnot. If someone wants to try a simple
test on a real device, I'd appreciate it.
Aaron Ardiri [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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thats all i can think
kCoordinatesNative works fine for me.
Just for grins, as a test I recompiled my Icon Manager app to use
kCoordinatesNative instead of the places it used kCoordinatesDouble
(http://www.palmgear.com/software/showsoftware.cfm?prodID=47054). The high
density drawing works identically regardless of
I should point out that this is all on PalmSim (OS/5, not 5.2). I have no
idea of the behavior on a T-T or whatnot. If someone wants to try a simple
test on a real device, I'd appreciate it.
// get the current display information
WinScreenGetAttribute(winScreenWidth,
maybe this is a bug on sony's side - but, setting the co-ordinate
system to kCoordinatesNative on OS5 has different events, mainly
on penEvents depending on whether you are on a sony or palm unit.
pen events on the SONY are always in single density mode (160x160),
regardless of the co-ordinate
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