found 3 ways so far:
1. PilRC Designer 2.1.3.0
Results: Forms a re mess of controls, even trying to convert the english
resources (the others are generating horrible things) I still have
problems - strange unknown lists, about 300 bitmaps are giving error (cannot
find bitmap resource 12 000+ -
It's very common problem, not regarding 9.2
open 2-3 shared libs using mac linker the make some modifications to one and
you see that the rest are giving this error. unless you close all cw
instances except one it will not compile.
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Hi all,
I'd like to detect the long press of the 5-Way Natvigator Button (if any). I
found that KeyCurrentState() can return the states of the hardware buttons,
but there is not definition for the bit field of any of the 5-way natvigator
buttons. (Please see the "KeyMgr.h" qouted below). Thus:
1)
Dear Palm developers:
I am thinking of splitting the main window of my
application into 2 panels horizontally and/or 3 panels
vertically in my application. However I am not sure
how to do it. I am using Dana by Alphasmart which has
wide screen (much wider (3X) than original Palm OS
device). Could
Hi, everyone,
I run into some problem and need some help. In my application I use the
serial port to do some communication and put the data graph on the screen,
also the user can drag the line on the screen. I suspect there are some
conflict between the two. Anyway if you could give me some help
Never mind...
When the simulator started up and asked for a ROM, the dialog box
defaulted to my 5.2 simulator ROM directory. So I was trying to load a
5.2 "ROM" into the Tungsten T which uses 5.1. All is OK now.
Thanks...
Dave
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I just downloaded the Tungsten T simulator from Palm Plugged In, so I
can develop for the 5-way navigator. When I run it, it complains about 3
missing DLLs: Graffiti2Lib.dll, JotCore.dll, and NetLib_ES.dll.
I copied the DLLs from the "Debug" directory of my 5.2 simulator. Now I
don't get any erro
Hy!
Does anybody know which size of memory heap should be free to load and run
NetLib without errors?
Thanks!
Régis Daniel de Oliveira
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I found it best to respond to winEnterEvents by posting an event to the current form's
event handler for it to check for a change in size and redraw if need be. Updating all
forms cause is hard to do cleanly. Look at article 507 in KB and the attached sample
code.
-Ezekiel Sanborn de Asis
PalmS
At 06:57 AM 10/2/2003, RaNo wrote:
Is it safe to store the local id of a database and access it later?
Does it ever change?
I suppose it depends on "how much later"? I have a largish application
which caches local IDs for a short time before using them and have never
had any problem. Practicall
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> Make sure that the code resource type and ID doesn't clash with any of
your
> standard code IDs. Its possible that the order that those things merged
> changed.
My MAC code resource has the resource type 'cr
I also have a few personal junk utilities I never plan on releasing. Even
if the appid name space were infinite, I see little need to pollute it, so I
don't bother registering. I suppose there's a tiny chance I may install an
app with the same appid, but that's a situation I can manage.
--Mike Y
Dear friends:
After establish an IR connection to another Palm, I'm trying to use the
IrDataReq, but I don't understand why the another Palm doesn't receive the
first 86 characters!!! With this, I not only lost information but I cannot
send packets shorter than this amount.
Please, help me with
If your not going to distribute the app, it doesnt matter what ID you use,
unless you will be creating files, databases or preference data or
something like that.
Pocket Studio defaults to "appl"
Regards,
Matt Parker
At 08:20 AM 10/2/2003, you wrote:
My only reasoning is that if everybody regis
> Hmm. I always use DmFindDatabase(). Is that particularly slow? I haven't
> noticed it being, but I'm not calling it 50 times a minute or anything.
It is slow. I have already replaced DmFindDatabase() with
DmGetNextDatabaseByTypeCreator() and DmOpenDBNoOverlay().
I call it only once, but I can
>> Any ideas to quickly find my database without the need to call the slow
>> DmFindDatabase, DmGetNextDatabaseByTypeCreator, or
>> DmOpenDatabaseByTypeCreator, etc.?
>
> Hmm. I always use DmFindDatabase(). Is that particularly slow? I haven't
> noticed it being, but I'm not calling it 50 times
You can simply reply to the message you wish to continue. The emails from this forum
seem to have the forum's address as the "reply to" field.
Layne
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From: Kerry Twibell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thursday, October 2, 2003 10:07 am
Subject: How to reply to a thread on
> Any ideas to quickly find my database without the need to call the slow
> DmFindDatabase, DmGetNextDatabaseByTypeCreator, or
> DmOpenDatabaseByTypeCreator, etc.?
Hmm. I always use DmFindDatabase(). Is that particularly slow? I haven't
noticed it being, but I'm not calling it 50 times a minute
Hi - apologies in advance, I am sure this has been
answered. However, could not find it on FAQs
anywhere...
How do I reply to a posting, continuing a thread?
Thanks,
Kerry
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Palm OS 68K linker
With 1 prc file to merge.
The merged file is a dummy code resource with a rsrc in it.
When this problem occurs, I am not modifing the merged file, only the main
project.
This setup was working fine with 9.1
Make sure that the code resource type and ID doesn't clash with any of y
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>
>
> I've not seen this happen during the 9.2 development; the SYM file can be
> held open by a few different things. Is this using the Mac OS 68K linker
> or Palm OS 68K linker? If you're using the Mac OS 68K
I am dequeuing and re-enqueuing pen points, on OS 5.0, from within a program
registered for sysNotifyProcessPenStrokeEvent, so as to capitalize letters
that cross the middle line. Unfortunately, it just doesn't work on my
hardware device (Clie NX-70), though it seems to work on the simulator for
t
At 10:23 AM 10/2/2003, Regis St-Gelais wrote:
After only 4 hour of using 9.2, I've seen this error 3 times.
"Link Error: Error while creating SYM File"
Once I get this error, I must restart IDE to get rid of it.
Looks like the debugger forgets to unlock it some times.
I did my update over a clean 9
Thanks, Matthew.
Any ideas to quickly find my database without the need to call the slow
DmFindDatabase, DmGetNextDatabaseByTypeCreator, or
DmOpenDatabaseByTypeCreator, etc.?
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After only 4 hour of using 9.2, I've seen this error 3 times.
"Link Error: Error while creating SYM File"
Once I get this error, I must restart IDE to get rid of it.
Looks like the debugger forgets to unlock it some times.
I did my update over a clean 9.0 install. And I've installed OS 5 SDK R3.
So I have a class library I created which handles the various kinds of
virtual silkscreens.
(In case it matters, I am using POL and all my modal forms ultimately derive
from CModalForm).
Everything works fine, but I have the following situations:
A modal form pops up and the user changed the silk
Great! Thanks for that!
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Sent: Thursday, October 02, 2003 4:01 PM
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Subject: Re: PNO errors after installing C.W. 9.2
At 06:48 AM 10/2/2003, Caspar Heiden, vd wrote:
>Just in
great! Thanks Ben
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> Is it safe to store the local id of a database and access it later?
no
> Does it ever change?
yes
(according to the Palm OS Bible)
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At 07:51 AM 10/2/2003, Regis St-Gelais wrote:
Is it possible to configure cw9.2 to implement "delete line" ?
I know about the "Command and Key Binding" feature, but delete line is not
avaliable.
Not out of the box, but I've written a COM plugin to CodeWarrior that will
give you this command and se
At 06:48 AM 10/2/2003, Caspar Heiden, vd wrote:
Just installed CW 9.2 and had to 'upgrade' my PNOlet project. When I try
to compile I get "exception specification list mismatch" errors at the
location of my overloaded delete functions. All they (currently) do is
call (a function that calls) the Mem
Is it safe to store the local id of a database and access it later?
Does it ever change?
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Ok,
i tryedeverthing that i could.. everthing that i know
but no sucess, some ppl told me about Lingers and so on..
but i could find a way arround this
can someone explain me waht i have to do, and give me a good direction? i'm
getting frustraded on this
thnx a lot
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> Numbers are valid too. The official definition is :" A Creator ID
consists
> of four ASCII characters. Generally, alphanumerics are chosen, but this is
> not a requirement. For viewability, characters are limited to ASCII 33-127
> (decimal) "
>
> so really its 94x94x94x94 or 78,074,896 minus the
> Well, with both upper and lower case combinations, there's 52x52x52x52
> combinations...or 7,311,616 combinations. Of these, Palm has reserved
> all lower-case only creators, so 26x26x26x26, or 456,976.
>
> I'm assuming we're using only letters here and no punctuation, though I
> understand one
Numbers are valid too. The official definition is :" A Creator ID consists
of four ASCII characters. Generally, alphanumerics are chosen, but this is
not a requirement. For viewability, characters are limited to ASCII 33-127
(decimal) "
so really its 94x94x94x94 or 78,074,896 minus the 456,976 re
On Thu, Oct 02, 2003 at 06:46:57PM +0530, AnilB wrote:
> So i think i am clear now.I just want to read the data from a stream
> database continuosly with out using this records n all(just as i do in a
> normal C progrm).Is this possible??
>
> 2) I cudnot use this MemPtrNew for allocating memory o
Hi All,
I created a stream database and tried to read from it as below which i cuddo
successfully.But my dbt is this the only way to read data from any
database(stream/record)databases on palm.
I went like this..
par c -a stream e:\svr.pdb svr data STRT e:\svr.mp3
CDatabase dBase(0,"svr",0,0,
Thanks, I'll keep that in mind when I'm ready to try again :)
Trying to convert the resources to rcp with rsrc2rcp(GPF) and PilRC
Designer(holy sh*t - even constructor was unable to create such a mess :)).
Bad luck.
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>
>
On Thu, Oct 02, 2003 at 07:20:45AM -0500, James Zatorski wrote:
> My only reasoning is that if everybody registered a throw-away ID
> there would be alot of wasted/unused appIds in the database. (Sooner
> or later the IDs will run out.)
I doubt that they will run out. There's more than four bill
On Thu, 2003-10-02 at 12:20, James Zatorski wrote:
> > Is there any other reason you wouldn't want to register a creator code?
>
> My only reasoning is that if everybody registered a throw-away ID there
> would be alot of wasted/unused appIds in the database. (Sooner or
> later the IDs will run
Is it possible to configure cw9.2 to implement "delete line" ?
I know about the "Command and Key Binding" feature, but delete line is not
avaliable.
Thanks
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> > I am aware that I could use anything, I was looking for a safe appId that
> > won't conflict with anything I currently have loaded or will load in the
> > future.
>
> Isn't that what a centrally-located creator id registry is for? How else
> could you make a creator id that will never conflict
On Thu, 2003-10-02 at 11:29, James Zatorski wrote:
> I am aware that I could use anything, I was looking for a safe appId that
> won't conflict with anything I currently have loaded or will load in the
> future.
Isn't that what a centrally-located creator id registry is for? How else
could you mak
> I have written a small app that will NEVER be distributed (I use it
> for "trouble shooting"). Is there a garbage appId I should use instead
> of having to register another one at PalmSource?
how about the starter creator id? :)
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Just installed CW 9.2 and had to 'upgrade' my PNOlet project. When I try
to compile I get "exception specification list mismatch" errors at the
location of my overloaded delete functions. All they (currently) do is
call (a function that calls) the MemPtrFree system trap.
I have Enable C++ exceptio
I am aware that I could use anything, I was looking for a safe appId that
won't conflict with anything I currently have loaded or will load in the
future.
AFAIK you can pretty much use anything you like. You could us
AFAIK you can pretty much use anything you like. You could use 'JiMZ',
for example.
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Zatorski
Sent: Thursday, October 02, 2003 1:16 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Throw-away appId
I have written a
I have written a small app that will NEVER be distributed (I use it for "trouble
shooting"). Is there a garbage appId I should use instead of having to register
another one at PalmSource?
JiMZ
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Hi,
Of the three new Palms launched recently (Zire 21, Tungsten E and Tungsten
T3), only one had the universal connector, and I assume only that one
supports serial comms.
Does anyone know if that is an indication that Palm is dropping serial
support?
regards,
Eamon
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> Hy all!
>
> Does anybody know any way to see the size and the amount used of the
memory
> heap?
>
> Thanks all!
>
>
> Régis Daniel de Olive
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