Regis St-Gelais wrote:
I'm back to square one.
Here is some old codes from the achive:
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void DisablePalmBeam() {
IrStatus error;
Word beam_ir_ref;
Word beamLen = sizeof(beamPref);
error =
Hi to all,
Does anobody know how to fix this:
I load my 'GameForm', and then I use
FrmPopupForm(AnotherForm); to load another form on
the GameForm. (As far it goes ok) then for example I
change some settings and I want to get back to the
first form (GameForm) and I use FrmReturnToForm
(0);. In
Arijit Das [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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I am calling NETLIBSEND repeatedly to send a string to the server.
On the server side I only see the first string sent, other
calls are not recieved at the server side.
Any pointers as to how to call NETLIBSEND repeatedly.
On Fri, 2003-08-22 at 09:39, Giorgos Sarris wrote:
Does anobody know how to fix this:
I load my 'GameForm', and then I use
FrmPopupForm(AnotherForm); to load another form on
the GameForm. (As far it goes ok) then for example I
change some settings and I want to get back to the
first form
Steve K wrote:
The way I am currently using the palm database does not seem correct.
Yes I have gotten it to work, and it is doing what I ask it to do, however,
It seems WAY too complex and there has to be a better way.
Currently I keep my information in a struct Rec
For example:
Struct Rec {
I'm using this function and its is returning -1
so i checked the err param to see what error it was but the error don't mach
with any of th ones especified in the reference
if(NetLibSocketBind(libRefnum,DataSock,(NetSocketAddrType*)A,sizeof(A),timeout,errP)
== -1){
WinDrawChars(Erro
Hello everyone
I get this error(inetErrReadTimeout or 1413)when the
server is taking too long to response the request.this
Mostilly happens at the peak time when many users
connect to it.
Anyone has solutions to overcome this problem please
suggest me.Please tell me after catching this error
hello, im having problems with the sony sdk. whenever
i call the HRWinScreenMode(..) function i get a bus
error. So, i cant use the high resolution feature. can
anyone help me?
thanks.
-marc
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Does anybody knows about problems on nilEvent ONLY on Tungsten C.
Simple code like :
EvtGetEvent(event, sysTicksPerSecond);
if (event.eType==nilEvent) UpdateDisplay();
does not work on T|C only ...
Any hints will be appreciated :-)
Bertrand Simon.
http://GPSpilot.com
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Its overflowing because, as Ben pointed out, TimeToAscii requires
timeStringLenght characters not 6. You may think it uses only 5 characters
but you never know what the routine is actually doing. My bet is the
routine creates the whole string and crops off the parts you specified you
didn't want
As already pointed out, you can't write pointers to records in your PDB
file. Another way to simplify writing and reading the structure is to use a
fixed size for your character string members and write the whole structure
as a record.
try:
Struct Rec {
int foo;
char
btw, i forgot to mention that im developing on falch.net and using the
sony sdk 3.0
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hello, im having problems with the sony sdk. whenever
i call the HRWinScreenMode(..) function i get a bus
error. So, i cant use the high
Did you load the HR library as the Sony docs have said? What's the code
look like that you're calling to set the screen mode? What parameters
are you passing in?
-Ken
On Fri, 2003-08-22 at 13:21, pocanman wrote:
btw, i forgot to mention that im developing on falch.net and using the
sony sdk
Anyone know the key bit that is set when checking KeyCurrentState() for this
button?
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Message: 5
Date: Thu, 21 Aug 2003 17:33:12 -0700
From: Rob Larson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: T/2 Voice Memo button
I've never seen any documentation about how to use the
Anyone know the key bit that is set when checking KeyCurrentState()
for this button?
keyBitHard5
get the latest SDK from the palmos.com website - it has the constant
defined in the header files. you'll find a lot of cool stuff there if
you look hard enough :)
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Aaron Ardiri
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wrote:
Did you load the HR library as the Sony docs have said? What's the
code
look like that you're calling to set the screen mode? What
parameters
are you passing in?
-Ken
-
yes i did. copy-pasted the code from sony docs :D
Hi all,
I have a strange problem regarding function VFSDirEntryEnumerate.
I have an directory entry in my MMC Card by name Music ('M' Capital)
Now when I call VFSDirEntryEnumerate, the error code that I get is
vfsErrFileGeneric
Now if I change the name of the directory to
In the documentation it says:
Implemented only if 4.0 New Feature Set is present.
but it looks like it is working.
I did some test before with ExgControl and it was not working in OS 3 so I
did not bother to check with ExgLibControl. It was my mistake to trust the
documentation so mutch. I should
Marc,
you will have to post some more details for anybody being able to help
you! I have written quite some code using the HR library of the Sony SDK
and have so far been able to get everything working without bus errors.
You must be making a mistake in the call to the routine I guess...
Frank
Hi, i have one Label and want change thus label, with:
FormType * form=FrmGetActiveForm();
UInt16 index=FrmGetObjectIndex(form,OrdenDescLabel);
ControlType *ctl=GetObjectPtr(OrdenDescLabel);
MemHandle recH=DmQueryRecord(PedidosDB,filtvec[posinvec+1].start+gposinord );
FrmHideObject(form, index);
Just because you are not getting a nilEvent event, doesn't mean its broken.
The time out specified in EvtGetEvent generates a nilEvent IFF no event has
been placed in the queue within the specified time. Could the Tungsten C
have a high frequency of events due to the radio? I'd change the 'if
Hhmmm... that looks pretty okay to me... did you have the compiler set
for 16 bit integers? Just a wild guess... I am not sure it would have
any effect on the types used in this particular API but it's worth
checking I guess...
Frank
pocanman wrote:
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Does anyone know how I can get information on Palm Note Pad, an
application from palm which allows doodles to be saved? I would like
to be able to read/write scribble notes to its database. Is the source
available for this palm application?
thanks,
Scott Schmitz.
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Try using a field and make it read only. Its a little easier/safer. But if
you stick with a label, don't use CtlSetLabel, use FrmCopyLabel.
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From: rguevara [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, August 22, 2003 10:51 AM
Subject:
Scott D. Schmitz wrote:
Does anyone know how I can get information on Palm Note Pad, an
application from palm which allows doodles to be saved? I would like to
be able to read/write scribble notes to its database. Is the source
available for this palm application?
I only know this from the
I remember once forgetting to reset the buffsize to the remaining bytes in
buffer. It was set to zero and nothing was sent.
Why not simulate a server with another program written with sockets on the
PC to read the data. All it needs to do is to write the received data to a
file for your
Monika Kauntz wrote:
Help.
I have built some static libraries and now I am building a main program and
when I go to make this main program with a static library linked to it I get
linker errors like the
following:
Link Error : mycfile.c: Global Object 'function name' was already defined
in
Alucard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Just like to ask who has encountered this new/delete problem in PALM
OS? i tried to implement one using the codewarrior.. with this given
value : Char* y = babc/b n.\n;
wherein i first allocate a storage
e.g. Char* x
I just did this yesterday for the first time. (There really should be
some kind of celebration for this, like crossing the equator aboard a
ship) With that in mind I think I can answer some of the questions, so
I'll have a go at it:
Now, these are my questions:
1) When i need to segment a
I also experienced vfsErrFileGeneric error when enumerating the root
directory. But except receiving this error (only in root!) everything seems
to be correct and ignoring it seems to be sufficient. We spent already quite
some time searching for an explanation, but nothing helped.
However, one
What are the correct icon sizes for ICONFAMILYEX and SMALLICONFAMILYEX?
Thanks,
Brad
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-Original Message-
From:Jan Slodicka
Sent: Friday, August 22, 2003 9:45 AM
I also experienced vfsErrFileGeneric error when enumerating
the root directory. Does anybody know something more?
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From: TVS Deepak [EMAIL
22x22 and 15x9. You can see this defined in the UI Guidelines documentation:
http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/docs/ui/UI_FittingIn.html#970798
-- Keith
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From: Brad Figler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, August 22, 2003 9:58 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
At 11:57 AM 8/22/2003, Brad Figler wrote:
What are the correct icon sizes for ICONFAMILYEX and SMALLICONFAMILYEX?
Single density is 22x22 and 15x9.
High Density is 44x44 and 30x18.
One-and-a-half density (for 240x240/320 devices) is 33x33 and 23x13. (This
isn't supported until Palm OS 5.3)
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Do anyone know where to get the sample code for the camera capture ? I try
for many time but still get error.
Thx !
Eccles Kwong
/***
*
* FUNCTION: CameraLibCaptureCallback
*
* DESCRIPTION: This routine capture the image in
Ben/Keith,
Thanks, that would explain the new warning about icon sizes that CW 9.2
beta!
Brad
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At 12:38 PM 8/22/2003, Brad Figler wrote:
Ben/Keith,
Thanks, that would explain the new warning about icon sizes that CW 9.2 beta!
That warnings in PilRC 3.0... my original wizard in V9 got the bitmap sizes
wrong, but that should be fixed for new wizard-generated project in 9.2.
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Alexandre Barreto wrote:
I'm using this function and its is returning -1
so i checked the err param to see what error it was but the error don't
mach with any of th ones especified in the reference
if(NetLibSocketBind(libRefnum,DataSock,(NetSocketAddrType*)A,sizeof(A),timeout,errP)
== -1){
I want to create a SHIM on the Tungsten C such that all network traffic
passes this SHIM before being transmitted by the built-in 802.11b wireless
driver.
Are there any examples of creating SHIMS available? In the SDK there is an
example for VPN. Is there any other example I an use.
Also, how
I just noticed your other post with the following parameters to your bind call:
A.family = netSocketAddrINET;
A.port = NetHToNS(1024);//_pda_float_to_sdword(porta));
A.addr = NetLibAddrAToIN(libRefnum, 192.168.10.118);
Trying to bind your socket to the address 192.168.10.118 would be an error
Ben Combee wrote:
At 12:38 PM 8/22/2003, Brad Figler wrote:
Ben/Keith,
Thanks, that would explain the new warning about icon sizes that CW
9.2 beta!
That warnings in PilRC 3.0... my original wizard in V9 got the bitmap
sizes wrong, but that should be fixed for new wizard-generated project
I have a bitmap what is the quickest way to
resize it 2 times?
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At 11:30 AM -0700 8/22/03, Brad Figler wrote:
Where your sizes 25x22 and 50x44 by chance? I am trying to figure
out where I got those numbers from. PilRC reported the correct
warning becuase my bitmaps are the wrong size.
There's some inconsistency in the icon sizes in the SDK samples (at
I need to display a floating point number as one of the columns in a table.
Since there is no built in type for floats in TableItemType, I was looking
for some advice on an easy way to deal with floating point numbers in a
table.
Using a textTableItem seems logical, but I don't know of an easy
At 02:27 PM 8/22/2003, Aron Preseley wrote:
I need to display a floating point number as one of the columns in a table.
Since there is no built in type for floats in TableItemType, I was looking
for some advice on an easy way to deal with floating point numbers in a table.
Using a
I am a PalmOS and pilrc newbie, so forgive me if this is a dumb question:
I am trying to create a notes entry form similar to the built-in
NewNotesForm. I used the following pilrc code:
FORM ID NoteForm AT (0 0 160 160)
NOFRAME MODAL
DEFAULTBTNID NoteFormDoneButton
BEGIN
TITLE Enter Note
FIELD
Actually, I didn't explain myself very well. I also need to have the user
enter the floating point number as well as displaying it.
Aron.
From: Ben Combee [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Displaying
Hello,
I'm fairly new at C for Palm and Palm programming. I need some help with
recording strings in databases. Right now I just want it to work, and don't
really want to deal with any packing until later.
I have an error message I want to store, and it is part of a larger struct:
typedef
A simple fix would be to declare your struct as follows:
typedef struct
{
char note[ 300 ];
enum ErrorLevel level;
Boolean read;
}
ErrNote;
The way you have it, you only allocated 4 bytes for your structure
member note.
Brad
Yogesh Saletore wrote:
Hello,
I'm fairly new
Hello,
I'm having some issues with getting data in and out of the database. I need
to know when the data fails, but I don't know how to use DmGetLastErr(). The
only way I know of checking is using an if to compare it one by one against
known error constants provided by the data manager. Does
I was wondering if anyone knew of an ARM compiler for windows that I could
download to compile my ARM subroutine. I also looking for some sample code
that I could use as an example of how to build the ARM routine. I haven't
done this before so I am not really sure of the steps, so any help
At 05:12 PM 8/22/2003, munroel wrote:
I was wondering if anyone knew of an ARM compiler for windows that I could
download to compile my ARM subroutine. I also looking for some sample code
that I could use as an example of how to build the ARM routine. I haven't
done this before so I am not
DmNewRecord returns a handle of 0 if it fails, and you would call
DmGetLastErr to get the error code.
DmWrite returns an error code (errNone if no error), and you can use
DmWriteCheck to validate what you intend to pass to DmWrite (if necessary) -
it returns errNone if no error, or
Eccles,
Check PalmOne website for the SDK. (http://www.palmone.com/us/developers/).
The Camera sample has a small issue: Files are read only and PilRC won't be
able to override the resource header. Just change all the files to
read/write.
Nicolas
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The Shim sample code is a bit complex.
After you installed the VPPISample.prc on the device, go to the VPN Panel.
You should have a choice now between 2 VPN, one being the sample the other
one being mergic [I think].
Testing the Shim on the simulator is not possible right now, we need to
provide
There are also various versions of gcc, including prc-tools 2.3, that
include ARM compilers. The prc-tools implementation already has
significant support for PNO creation, while other GCC builds will require a
lot more tweaking.
may i add:
http://prc-tools.sourceforge.net/
The current
Just to clarify what Jeremy is saying: the i++ produces a side effect. For
example, when i == 1, then execution of the statement x[i++] = y[i++] sets
x[1] == y[2], and i ==3; or x[2] == y[1], and i ==3; depending on which side
of the equation the compiler executes i++ first. Your best bet is:
Brad's suggestion will get you working, but when you have just one
variable string, you can make future packing easy by putting this field
at the end in your definition of the struct type. The code below is from
one of my projects where I know the size of the first two arrays are
always 6 4, but
Thx, actually, I use CW. And I had done this.
Now, the problem that I am facing is I can't get the image pointer after the
capture press.
Do anyone working on that 2 ?
Thx a lot !
Eccles
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Eccles,
Check PalmOne website for the
Hello
I'm working with a table that have a column were they items are configured
like dateTableItem and it shows me the date in the format Month/Day. I
want to the table shows me the date in the format Day/Month. How can I do
this?
Thanks
Julio
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Ben Combee a écrit :
At 11:57 AM 8/22/2003, Brad Figler wrote:
What are the correct icon sizes for ICONFAMILYEX and SMALLICONFAMILYEX?
Single density is 22x22 and 15x9.
Interestingly, under Palm OS 2.0, a 22x22 icon gets displayed shifted down on
the desktop view. I found you must make it
Hi
I'm working with a table that have a column were they items are configured
like dateTableItem and it shows me the date in the format Month/Day. I
want to the table shows me the date in the format Day/Month. How can I do
this?
Thanks
Julio
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you are better of cross compiling later versions of gcc yourself
Or buying CodeWarrior.
[...duck...run for cover...]
But I'm biased.
-E
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Luc,
If you are using CodeWarrior, that's an artifact of the way the original
Constructor shifted the 32x32 MacOS icon resource to fit the Palm
launcher. Some versions of PilotRez/PalmRez shifted the icon and some
centered it along the x axis.
If you build your app using CodeWarrior 9.2, it
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