I have a class named CDialog with this function:
(B
(Bint CDialog::DoDialog()
(B{
(BASSERT(m_nThisFormID!=0)
(B
(Bm_nRetFrmId = -1;
(Bm_nActivationMode = -1; //0 goto; 1 popup
(B
(B//m_nReturnFormID = 0;
(B//FormType* pForm =
This is a guess, but maybe setting the active form to the modal dialog
before FrmDoDialog and not resetting the active form after it closes is
causing a problem. You could try taking out FrmSetActiveForm all together
as I don't see why it has to be active before FrmDoDialog. You can still
call
I'd like to get cranking on development for my Treo 600, but so far, I
have to test my app inside of VirtualPC, using PalmSim
(Treo600Simulator), as there doesn't appear to be anything available.
Is there a MacOS solution coming down the road?
Thanks,
Peter
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Isn't the real trick here scrolling the data? It doesn't seem too hard
to parse an incoming string for html or your own tags, change the pen
and draw using WinDrawChars, but scrolling, particularly a pixel at a
time, would be tough, wouldn't it? Are there any examples on how to do
that?
At 02:09 AM 6/4/2004, you wrote:
I'd like to get cranking on development for my Treo 600, but so far, I
have to test my app inside of VirtualPC, using PalmSim
(Treo600Simulator), as there doesn't appear to be anything
available. Is there a MacOS solution coming down the road?
While I don't
The netFtrNumVersion returns an error;
The SysLibFind call cannot find the NetLib?
Is it possible that the NetLib is not installed in my Palm 5?
How can I install it?
Pedro URIA-RECIO
RD Engineer - France Telecom RD (FTRD/DMR/SRS)
Satellite Services and Networks Laboratory
38-40 rue du Général
But if I take out FrmSetActiveForm, the new form can't
initialize an edit control (for example) and I receive a fatal alert
(Index out of range - referring to the edit control ID)
Mihai Ciornei
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Hello
I just made another strange experience with the card.
Somehow we manage to produce a root level directory (/xx/) that acted as a
link to the card root (/).
When browsing, the directory showed the identical files/subdirs as the
root - among them also itself. A clear recursion and all
I just did a double check this morning. I can connect to the java server
socket via standard C socket to either the loopback address of 127.0.0.1 or
the address seen by the rest of the world
(let's say 9.26.195.168). NetLib however is still being prickly and telling
me netErrSocketClosedByRemote.
I've to save an image with PalmPhoto api and I've an example in codewarrior
but I'm writing an application with pocketstudio. I don't be able to convert
this:
// CODEWARRIOR
typedef struct _ImageData
{
UInt16 *imgH;
UInt32 offset;
UInt16 rowBytes;
Coord width;
Coord height;
}ImageData;
Subject: Database write causes a reset.
From: Peter Hamilton-Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 03 Jun 2004 20:06:30 +0100
Guys, below is a procedure I call in my app. It works fine until it gets
to the DmWrite at which point it cause a reset. I've basically copied
the code from elsewhere and
Mihai Ciornei wrote:
But if I take out FrmSetActiveForm, the new form can't
initialize an edit control (for example) and I receive a fatal alert
(Index out of range - referring to the edit control ID)
I've found doing modal forms in PalmOS to be a pretty big pain. I'd
suggest trying to
Why does your form have to be active to initialize the controls?
Regardless, you may try taking that statement out to see if it fixes the
problem. Comment out code until it works and then you'll find your answer.
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Well, my Pascal is very rusty, but..
In your declaration of the ImageData structure type, shouldn't imgH be
a pointer (imgH : ^UInt16)? If it's not supposed to be a pointer,
where are you storing the image between callbacks?
Also, in both algorithms, the swapping seems backwards. Right now it
Ok, I'll be honest ... I was wishing POSE would work wih the Treo 600
ROMs :-) Although I remember reading a while ago that if you wanted to
run Treo 600 on your computer, you need to get a PC (or VirtualPC).
Anyways, the reason why I'm not happy with POSS on VirtualPC is this: I
can install
Sadly, this is a problem with the structure of the FAT12/16 format. The way
the FAT (file allocation table) uses pointers to clusters allows for
multiple 'links' to files or folders, including the root. This is an
unsupported feature of the filesystem and can be used to great effect on
devices
Roger
I eventually got it to work. The code I presented was a scaled down
version as sometimes you can have too much 'noise' when all you want to
do is find a bug. I found another coding sample which was very different
to the one I copied-and-pasted and tweaked and it was that which got me
90%
Is it possible to use static libraries of Palm 4.0 for PalmOS Cobalt..?? I
have certain static libraries (.lib files) for Palm 4.0. There must be some
problem of 68K and ARM processors.
This should be fine; until you start recompiling to create ARM-native
code, everything will still be 68k, and
I am trying to debug an application using palm os developer suite...
Which version of PODS are you using? The one which was posted a few
days ago? (If not, you should...)
-David Fedor
PalmSource, Inc.
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zze-URIA RECIO Pedro FTRD/DMR/ISS wrote:
The netFtrNumVersion returns an error;
The SysLibFind call cannot find the NetLib?
Is it possible that the NetLib is not installed in my Palm 5?
How can I install it?
A Palm V or a Palm w/ Palm OS 5?
If Palm V, this might help you if you can find somewhere
At 01:11 PM 6/4/2004, you wrote:
zze-URIA RECIO Pedro FTRD/DMR/ISS wrote:
The netFtrNumVersion returns an error;
The SysLibFind call cannot find the NetLib?
Is it possible that the NetLib is not installed in my Palm 5?
How can I install it?
A Palm V or a Palm w/ Palm OS 5?
If Palm V, this might
At 11:01 AM -0700 6/4/04, David Fedor wrote:
I am trying to debug an application using palm os developer suite...
Which version of PODS are you using? The one which was posted a few
days ago? (If not, you should...)
The error Mike reported was:
At 5:54 AM -0500 5/30/04, Mike Greenberg wrote:
Does anyone know if PalmOS 5 simulators would run properly with
VirtualPC (Windows 2000 or Windows XP Pro) on MacOS 10.3, while
debugging from CodeWarrior 9.3 also running within Virtual PC?
Angus
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zze-URIA RECIO Pedro FTRD/DMR/ISS wrote:
The netFtrNumVersion returns an error;
The SysLibFind call cannot find the NetLib?
Is it possible that the NetLib is not installed in my Palm 5?
Like Ben already said, NetLib should be available on all Palm OS 3.0+
devices.
The library's name is Net.lib.
I'm trying to compile a PNOlet in PODS v1.0 alpha for an OS 5 target, and I'm having
trouble with floating point support. The linker comes back with messages like the
following:
palink: error: (LINK0033) undefined symbol: (from NativeCode/ARMC1000/PNOMain.o)
FlpDoubleToInt32
palink: error:
At 04:28 PM 6/4/2004, you wrote:
Are there no libraries included with PODS that provide the core math
operators for double/floats, or have I just totally missed it?
Yes, this is a limitation of PODS 1.0 alpha. We don't have FP support for
PNOs now, but we are working on a solution for the
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At 04:28 PM 6/4/2004, you wrote:
Are there no libraries included with PODS that provide the core math
operators for double/floats, or have I just totally missed it?
Yes, this is a limitation of PODS 1.0 alpha. We don't have
Angus Ng wrote:
Does anyone know if PalmOS 5 simulators would run properly with
VirtualPC (Windows 2000 or Windows XP Pro) on MacOS 10.3, while
debugging from CodeWarrior 9.3 also running within Virtual PC?
VirtualPC creates virtualized hardware, so that from the software's
perspective it's the
Does anyone know the significance of seeing
0xFFF0 (68k)
on the call stack? I'm seeing this close to several crashes in an
application and wondered if it was an indicator for any particular kind of
error?
Glenn
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At 05:30 PM 6/4/2004, you wrote:
Does anyone know the significance of seeing
0xFFF0 (68k)
on the call stack? I'm seeing this close to several crashes in an
application and wondered if it was an indicator for any particular kind of
error?
This usually means that there's a call through PACE (the
At 04:59 PM 6/4/2004, you wrote:
Ben Combee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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At 04:28 PM 6/4/2004, you wrote:
Are there no libraries included with PODS that provide the core math
operators for double/floats, or have I just totally missed it?
Yes, this is a limitation
I found a bug in my code, where in certian senarios, when i get to an
ErrTry, it throws the following error:
i:\banzai\arm\core\emul68k\src\emul68kcommon.c, Line:562, Odd address
In most casses, the line of code executes fine, but I one case it blows
up. I researched the archive and found some
I am having trouble using ExgDBRead... When I make the call (below), the
error that is returned is dmNotValidRecord:
sTempFilefile;
file.fname = fname;
file.curPos = 0;
err = ExgDBRead(MyReadDBProc, MyDelDBProc, file, pDBID, 0,
needReset, true);
Here is the
From: Peter Spam [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This means each build iteration is preceded by a hard reset Tap your
stylus Very frustrating :-)
I recall Ben mentioning a method to by-pass that welcome
process. Can't remember what it was but the message will
be in the forum archive. That'll at
At 07:40 PM 6/4/2004, you wrote:
From: Peter Spam [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This means each build iteration is preceded by a hard reset Tap your
stylus Very frustrating :-)
I recall Ben mentioning a method to by-pass that welcome
process. Can't remember what it was but the message will
be in the
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