Palm applications such as Calc, Memopad etc are installed on the ROM and
therefore can only be deleted by reconfiguring the ROM and downloading it to
the unit. Why don't you install your application in flash memory using
something like FlashPro by Handera. That way your application won't show
Are PQAs a thing of the past? Will there be any new devices that will support
this protocol?
Thanks,
Mike
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Hello
The clock application (at least on Tungsten) has a side effect of redefining
existing fonts.
Here is what we do:
- load a custom font from the resources
- call FntDefineFont( fntAppFontCustomBase, loadedFontPointer)
- prior to any font-related function we call FntSetFont() to set the font
The short of it: the suggestion below didn't have any effect on the
error. The long of it is listed down below.
Basically, the current set of Build instructions for PRC-Tools doesn't
seem to be working with the current version of cygwin...When I try to
build only the m68K-palmos compiler, I get
- Has anyone used the ZLib shared library for Palm? How fast is it?
- Let's say I have a database of 2 megabytes which can be zipped to 1.5
megabytes. When I'll decompress and read the data, how fast will this
operation be, compared to reading uncompressed data? Is it worth to use ZLib
on this
Hi,
A citation from Palm OS Companion.PDF (p.95):
(User InterfaceDrawing on the PalmHigh-Density
DisplaysMaintaining Compatibility)
Some Sony CLIE' handhelds have a double-density
screen but don't have the High-Density Display feature
set. The High-Density Display feature set recognizes
bitmaps
A citation from Palm OS Companion.PDF (p.95):
(User InterfaceDrawing on the PalmHigh-Density
DisplaysMaintaining Compatibility)
Some Sony CLIE' handhelds have a double-density
screen but don't have the High-Density Display feature
set. The High-Density Display feature set recognizes
Hi,
I have the follwoing error after i exit my app on the palmsim.
MemoryMgr.c, Line:3675, Invalid chunk ptr
Everything's ok with the emulator.
The debugger show this error at the last line
Do you know why this occured ?
5F033FF6: 2A00move.l d0,d5
5F033FF8: 4A04tst.b
HI,
depending on the speed of your Palm. Since the Zlib has support for
native arm code. A 2 meg file will take less than 5 seconds on OS 5.0.
The same file on a 33mhz could take upto 1min.
It all depends on how you design your app. If you have many records eg:
1000's then the compression will
On Thursday, March 20, 2003, at 11:32 PM, Veronica Loell wrote:
I use the following calls to attach database info to the fields in my
forms:
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fldP = FrmGetObjectPtr (frmP, FrmGetObjectIndex (frmP,
BGfldArbPlatsNamn));
FldSetText(fldP, recordH, OffsetOf(ppavotidRecEssarType,ap),
I am not editing any of theese fields, just displaying the data.
It seems like less overhead to actually attach the noneditable fields to
the databaseinstead of creating new chunks and copy the data to them.
- Veronica Loell
Neil Rhodes wrote:
On Thursday, March 20, 2003, at 11:32 PM, Veronica
I saw a couple of questions regrding this on forum and
couldn't find a defnite answer. I'm having problem
with the ErrTry/Catch Macro in Simulator and Tungsten.
My code is working perfectly on SDK 4 devices and
Emultor, but crashes on SDK 5 build on Tungsten and
imulator. I'm using C++ and the
Subject: over locked a piece of code
From: SH Luk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 20 Mar 2003 20:00:37 +0800
I want to lock a piece of code so that the memory location will be stay
valid after quited the application.
I saw people talking about something like overlock it. But how?
Any idea? Please
At 03:45 2003-3-21 -0800, you wrote:
Are PQAs a thing of the past? Will there be any new devices that will support
this protocol?
I think Palm OS 3.5/4.1 smartphones from vendors other than Handspring will
continue to support PQAs, but there's no PQA support for OS 5 smartphones.
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I can load and request the duration of a a WAV (ADPCM 4Bits 8Khz) but
while trying to play I get a BadParam error... Why ?
Did you know a web site where we can upload and download CW codes to share.
void CMStick::MSPlayWave(char *fileName,char *message) {
Err err;
UInt16 refNum;
UInt32 size;
At 16:42 2003-3-19 -0800, you wrote:
After some futher testing and stepping through the code, we've noticed that
when the string::t0 is copied from another string::t0 that the full
string::t2 structure was not copied, therfore missing the final element of
string::t2.data_ (null term character) So
I would do the following:
When your form opens, lock your handle.
Use FldSetTextPtr for each of the fields, passing pointers to the
embedded strings within the handle.
Unlock your handle when the form closes.
Neil
On Friday, March 21, 2003, at 07:47 AM, Veronica Loell wrote:
I am not
Hi
I'm sorting a database with 23732 records separated in tree categories,
20126 to cat1, 3599 to cat2 and only 7 to cat3). I'm using the DmQuickSort
function to sort cat1 and cat2 and datamgr.c fires this error: Index out of
range in line 9573.
Comparison function cat1 :
UInt8
Did you see the update of SONY SDK 5.0 (Mar 19, 2003) ?
You can download it form :
https://www.us.sonypdadev.com/develop_tool/index.html.
What's the news ? They are removing more and more.
With SDK5 we lost Memory Stick Audio Library (which can play MP3).
Now with the update we lost Sony Sound
Hi,
I'm fairly new at PilRC having recently converted a project from
Constructor resources to .rcp files using the method described on Ben
Combee's site (thanks Ben).
One of my goals in doing this was to have control over the definition of
constants. I've found that while PilRC supports
At 15:41 2003-3-21 -0600, you wrote:
I was thinking of renaming the .rcp file and running it through a C
preprocessor first with the output being input to PilRC but I'd like it to
automatically build from within CW9 and I don't know how to do that.
CodeWarrior doesn't now have a C preprocessor
I had this same problem, which was really causing havoc, let me know what
you solution you run with.
As a note, I didn't do anything about it yet..
thanks - bill
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Hello
The clock application (at least on Tungsten) has a
The new string file worked great.
thanks!
bill
Ben Combee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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At 16:42 2003-3-19 -0800, you wrote:
After some futher testing and stepping through the code, we've noticed
that
when the string::t0 is copied from another string::t0 that the
At 03:48 PM 3/21/2003 -0600, you wrote:
At 15:41 2003-3-21 -0600, you wrote:
I was thinking of renaming the .rcp file and running it through a C
preprocessor first with the output being input to PilRC but I'd like it
to automatically build from within CW9 and I don't know how to do that.
snip
A
Hi,
I have read in various places that there is no event that is sent to an
application when the Graffiti Shift state changes. Is this really true?
How can an app be notified when this state changes? For example, when
the user presses a Shift key on a Treo, I can't find any event or
Isn't it because Sony is gradually adopting the standard Palm OS 5 APIs
and moving their own out of the way?
I see this as a good thing, since not only are their APIs buggy, but
also Sony has no intention on fixing the bugs. The HR API is a disaster
on OS 5 devices.
Florent.
On vendredi, mars 21,
Hi folks. I'm toying with the HotSync info on a PalmOS 5 device. It is in
a different format than previous versions of the OS. See my info from a
previous post:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/conduit-dev-forum/message/11050
First of all, the DlkUserInfo structures, as defined in
Neil Rhodes wrote:
I would do the following:
When your form opens, lock your handle.
Use FldSetTextPtr for each of the fields, passing pointers to the
embedded strings within the handle.
Unlock your handle when the form closes.
Neil
Thanks, that makes for a lot cleaner code.
Veronica
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