you don't design the form to be in hires.
if you want bitmaps to be in hires then you have to create a hires version
in the bitmap family.
if you want to draw in hires you have to set the co-ordinates to high
density.
read the reference manual. by default the drawing is in lowres eg: 160
Sorry for the newb question. Does anyone have a simple example program that
shows how to design for the high density screen. I tried making my form 320x320
in the RCP file but it just scrolls off the side.
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Does anyone know any XML tools small enough to be appropriate to usage by a palm
application. IM looking for something like Java's JDOM.
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Greetings,
I am a professional Java and C++ developer and I am learning Palm programming. I
was wondering if anyone could point me at some resources and documentation for
using C++ and object oriented programming on Palm.
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Peter Easton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm looking to receive some kind of compile-time notification if a structure
> size isn't what I'd expect it to be. Something like:
>
> #IF SIZEOF(MyStructType) != 100 DISPLAY "Oops, there's problem"
Sadly the sizeof operator is not available in the prep
There are configuration options that can make XP look almost exactly like
Win2K.
Dave
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> ...I don't like the look...
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Tiny fonts are not included in OS5. You need to define them. If you use CW,
go to kb.palmsource.com and search on "tiny fonts" to get sample code. If
you use prc-tools, see my earlier post at
http://www.escribe.com/computing/pcpqa/m79159.html
Dave
"palmDev" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message ne
Can we safely assume that the length of the ASCII 32-128 on non-ASCII
encodings is always 1?
Palm OS Programmer Companion says that all ASCII chars 0-0x7F) are the same
in all encodings.
Not exactly true. 0x5C has different meanings depending on the
encoding - for example, with ShiftJIS (Japanese)
Since I found this to be a pain in the neck, I'd at least like to let other
know how it was done. The code sometimes referes to the "Applications and
Dynamic Input Areas" documentation as the "DIA doc". This documentation is
provided with the Palm OS 5 SDK.
Implement the following code in your A
I made and error in the code listed it should have been
srmCtlRXDisable and srmCtlRXEnable commands and the delay seems to be about 25
milliseconds; would this be your 'pretty much instant'?
Keith
Aaron Ardiri wrote:
> > I have been able to do Raw IR but only in one direction at a time to chang
I could say plenty of bad things about XP but in keeping with the topic, it
will do what you want.
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Sent: Friday, December 19, 2003 3:42 PM
Subject: Re: A bit off topic: Win2K vs. XP
Hi,
I'm looking to receive some kind of compile-time notification if a structure
size isn't what I'd expect it to be. Something like:
#IF SIZEOF(MyStructType) != 100 DISPLAY "Oops, there's problem"
Thanks,
Peter
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Matthew
Thanks for your help. I implemented the code per your example and it now
works correctly in portrait and landscape modes, open or closed DIA with
forms which are defined in Constructor as being 160 x 160.
Phil
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Laszlo
Yes, I have pretty much everything working now on the T3 except for dialogs
displayed using PrgStartDialog which caused the DIA to open if it is closed.
Phil
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> Sebastian Cancinos wrote:
>
> >WinSetWindowBounds(Fr
I think it's a classical question, but i haven't find a solution..
I have to transfert some pictures from pc to palm (it is not a problem if it
is a bitmap, or jpeg or gif, i will convert it in the format needed) via
hotsync (through COM conduit).
I have tried with same samples (for example signatu
Thanks to all who answered. I think I'll go with the XP Professional.
I don't like the look but Dell recommends it and nobody had anything bad
to say about it.
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thank's , I compile and llinking,
not error in my code
I'm Happy
thank's for you help
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how do I set the fonts to tiny in OS5?
is it possible to do without defining my our fonts?
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Sebastian Cancinos wrote:
WinSetWindowBounds(FrmGetWindowHandle(frmP),RecP);
Friday, December 19, 2003, 3:08:38 PM, you wrote:
PH> I have read the API carefully and I can see no way to resize a form
PH> dynamically. Have I missed something or is there a way to achieve this
PH> result with a dif
WinSetWindowBounds(FrmGetWindowHandle(frmP),RecP);
Friday, December 19, 2003, 3:08:38 PM, you wrote:
PH> I have read the API carefully and I can see no way to resize a form
PH> dynamically. Have I missed something or is there a way to achieve this
PH> result with a different approach? I'm tryin
Since DayDrawDays() was removed from OS5, is there a substitute which can be
used? Thanks, PaulN
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Chris Apers wrote:
because i want to use Sony API on OS4 devices
and? i dont know why you cannot use ARM.. Sony API doesn't use
ARM - it uses PA1Lib. i know, fidelity:
http://www.mobilewizardry.com/palm/fidelity/
This lib looks great :)
The mixer code is the same, this is why i wa
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> Matthew
>
> Thanks again for your reply. OK, so my question is, how did you resize
the
> forms? I can't see API to do this. Can you attach a small snippet,
please?
>
Something like this
// OS 3.5 Clie's crash on WinG
Matthew
Thanks again for your reply. OK, so my question is, how did you resize the
forms? I can't see API to do this. Can you attach a small snippet, please?
Phil
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> "Phil Hartley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
>
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> Matthew
>
> Thanks for your reply. The T3 resolution is 320 x 480 maximum. The forms
I
> use are double density so that translates to 160 x 240. I had to make the
> forms 240 in width otherwise when the screen goes into
I have a mixture of XP Pro and Win2K on my PC's. I have never seen any
incompatibility due to XP.
To me the biggest advantage of XP is that startup and shutdown are much
faster. If you go with XP, get at least 512MB RAM...it's more memory-hungry
than 2K.
Dave
"Aaron Ardiri" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> w
I have read the API carefully and I can see no way to resize a form
dynamically. Have I missed something or is there a way to achieve this
result with a different approach? I'm trying to resize a form to fit
correctly on a T3 in 160 x 240 and 240 x 160 modes.
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Thanks for your reply. The T3 resolution is 320 x 480 maximum. The forms I
use are double density so that translates to 160 x 240. I had to make the
forms 240 in width otherwise when the screen goes into landscape mode, it
truncates on the right at 160 pixels. Note that I am using Cons
> But perhaps i can build a (almost) full ARM version.
> What are the limitations ? can i put multiple functions/classes
> on an ARM code and call them within this ARM code ?
>
> is there a limit with globals like in 68k app (64k max) ?
globals in ARM code are forbidden, unless you are using a
On Fri, 19 Dec 2003 09:16:54, Chris Apers writes:
>But perhaps i can build a (almost) full ARM version.
>What are the limitations ?
>
>can i put multiple functions/classes on an ARM code
>and call them within this ARM code ?
>
>is there a limit with globals like in 68k app (64k max) ?
>
>what if my
> > > because i want to use Sony API on OS4 devices
> >
> > and? i dont know why you cannot use ARM.. Sony API doesn't use
> > ARM - it uses PA1Lib. i know, fidelity:
> >
> > http://www.mobilewizardry.com/palm/fidelity/
>
> This lib looks great :)
> The mixer code is the same, this is why i wa
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From: "Marcel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Newsgroups: palm-dev-forum
To: "Palm Developer Forum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, December 19, 2003 10:54 AM
Subject: Re: NetLib Socket connection to a Java Servlet
> Thanks. Yes, I have tried to send the data without any con
Thanks. Yes, I have tried to send the data without any conversion. Still
only receiving weird binary code.
The conversion I do looks like this:
Err err = TxtConvertEncoding(true, NULL, source, &sourcelength,
charEncodingPalmLatin, dest, destlength, charEncodingUTF16BE, " ", 1);
I read that TC
> > because i want to use Sony API on OS4 devices
>
> and? i dont know why you cannot use ARM.. Sony API doesn't use
> ARM - it uses PA1Lib. i know, fidelity:
>
> http://www.mobilewizardry.com/palm/fidelity/
This lib looks great :)
The mixer code is the same, this is why i want to keep this co
> because i want to use Sony API on OS4 devices
and? i dont know why you cannot use ARM.. Sony API doesn't use
ARM - it uses PA1Lib. i know, fidelity:
http://www.mobilewizardry.com/palm/fidelity/
runs on OS4 devices using Yamaha Pa1Lib (all three varients)
and, when OS5 and SndStreaming is ava
Can we safely assume that the length of the ASCII 32-128 on non-ASCII
encodings is always 1?
Palm OS Programmer Companion says that all ASCII chars 0-0x7F) are the same
in all encodings.
Not exactly true. 0x5C has different meanings depending on the
encoding - for example, with ShiftJIS (Japanese)
because i want to use Sony API on OS4 devices
> > Can't do that ;) this code need to work also on OS4 devices.
>
> SndStream isn't available on OS4 devices - so, why does that matter?
> you can still have ARM code chunks in your application and have it
> run on OS4 devices - just dont call them.
> Can't do that ;) this code need to work also on OS4 devices.
SndStream isn't available on OS4 devices - so, why does that matter?
you can still have ARM code chunks in your application and have it
run on OS4 devices - just dont call them.
ARM code is just a resource, no different from your bitm
Can't do that ;) this code need to work also on OS4 devices.
> > If i use * or / operator or functions in another segment it crashes
> > because it can't reach them. The code use many encoders that use
> > more than 64k (called by the callback).
>
> i bet i could get it working *g*
>
> > You'
> If i use * or / operator or functions in another segment it crashes
because
> it can't reach them.
> The code use many encoders that use more than 64k (called
> by the callback).
In your main code segment, write a stub routine, something like:
long MyMultiplication(long x, long y)
{
return x*
> If i use * or / operator or functions in another segment it crashes
> because it can't reach them. The code use many encoders that use
> more than 64k (called by the callback).
i bet i could get it working *g*
> You're example may work with ARM code, but i can't do that
> with 68k app, and m
Use a table instead of a list. Your other option (which has been posted
earlier) is to display the list with only enough items enabled as the list
is high. Handle the scrolling yourself so the list arrows won't show up.
But if you go that route it would take as much work as if you used a table.
T
> I have XP-Pro on all of my development systems. I haven't had any issues.
> I don't use Win2K so I can't compare.
oh yeah.. XP-Home SUCKS. :) XP-Pro is the only way to go *g*
hmm.. my win2k server is still up and running, 400 days.. probably needs
a reboot by now (all it does is serve/backup f
If i use * or / operator or functions in another segment it crashes because
it can't reach them.
The code use many encoders that use more than 64k (called
by the callback).
You're example may work with ARM code, but i can't do that
with 68k app, and my code is strongly integrated with
the whole co
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> Is there a tool out there somewhere that fills all of the memory, so
> that there is no free memory left? I need something like this for my
> testing.
>
http://www.quantumclockwork.net/memoryhog/
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Hmm. Why did you set the form sizes to 240x240?
The T3 is 320x320. or 320x480 (I think). Is this a foreign funky
resolution T3?
I have all my forms 160x160, and they resize when necessary dynamically.
>PrgStartDialog
Write your own progress dialog?
> modal forms
I haven't run into any proble
I have XP-Pro on all of my development systems. I haven't had any issues.
I don't use Win2K so I can't compare.
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From: "Brad Figler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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To: "Palm Developer Forum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, December 18, 2003 11:28 P
> > is there a way to get rid of the first segment only' limitation
> > of Palm Sound API ?
> >
> > In fact i have a lot of code that can be called by the callback
> > function and i cannot put everything in the first segment
we use streaming audio - and, our code is not even in the
first segmen
> hi,
>
> is there a way to get rid of the first segment only' limitation
> of Palm Sound API ?
>
> In fact i have a lot of code that can be called by the callback
> function and i cannot put everything in the first segment
>
> thanks for your help
> Chris
>
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Uuuups. Sorry, in UTF16, the characters are 2 bytes long, of course. :-)
But still, I will have to use the host-to-net macro
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>
> But after I have converted the ASCII string to Unicode 16 (UTF16),
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Sent: Friday, December 19, 2003 9:14 AM
Subject: Re: NetLib Socket connection to a Java Servlet
> Thanks for your answer.
>
> But after I have converted the A
Thanks for your answer.
But after I have converted the ASCII string to Unicode 16 (UTF16), the
characters ARE 4 bytes long each. So I guess I HAVE to use the host-to-net
macro to be sure.
Regards. Marcel.
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When you send a string of single-byte chars, you must not use host-to-net
conversion. Those conversions require only for short int ( 2 bytes ) or long
( 4 bytes ).
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I made a NetLib TCP/IP connection to a Java Server Socket on a different
host in the LAN. The establishment of the connection works fine, also the
Palm can send all of the data bytes through the socket. The only problem is
that on the destination Java socket , the data that is received looks like
t
This is my routine
static void vwClientesDraw(MemHandle recHandle, RectanglePtr
bounds,UInt16 puinRowSel,UInt16 puinRecIdSel) {
dCliente oClie;
Char strText[48]="";
Char strText1[48]="";
MemHandle hanRecord;
UnpackCliente(&oClie, MemHandleLock(recHandle));MemHandleUnlock(recHandle
Hello All,
1) What is the total size(in bytes) of the system Key Queue in Palm OS 4.1
and above ?
2) In what conditions do we get this error "Bus Error-Connect to Debugger" ?
Please help asap.
Thanks in advance,
Dhanashri.
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Thanks for replying Steve, it makes sense that it's working via
notification. I wonder how it "interacts" with the previous active
application. I've seen an app that can be launched via hard buttons and it
can insert text into the previous active application's field.
Regards,
YK
From: "steve" <[E
Hello folks,
I am writing an application that is launched through the command bar. It
starts on top of other applications (for looking up something), so I
don't have global variables nor can I open resources. Therefore I must
create the form myself, which is no problem with FrmNewForm().
I add
Those are using the notification system. But this is only for small
applications as you can't have globals and I think this does not allow
multi segment apps.
Steve
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> Sen
> I have been able to do Raw IR but only in one direction at a time to change
> direction I have to use
>
> Error := srmControl(SerialPortID, srmCtlIrDAEnable, Nil, ax)
> and Error := srmControl(SerialPortID, srmCtlIrDADisable, Nil, ax)
>
> The change takes far too long to capture responses
> My personal opinion is that in general Win2K is a better OS than WinXP. I
> have numerous goofy issues with windows XP.
i am the opposite..
i hate the look of XP, but, when you get around to disabling all the
features of XP - you can make it look like 2K. in general, the process
management is m
Hi.
I'm developing an application using Palm Zire and
notice that there is a Palm Clock icon on the silk
screen. In order to disable the functionality in the
launchr screen, is there any SystemPreferencesChoice
for me to set the function by using PrefSetPrefence?
Kindly help in this regard and ap
Hi, I've noticed some applications that are launched via Hardkeys that runs
"on top" of any active applications and have the ability to let the previous
application resume after it's finished (for example, Hi-Launcher). Can
anyone enlighten me on how is this done? Thank you
Regards,
YK Tan
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