On Wednesday 09 June 2004 02:50 am, Kyle Dorian wrote:
> Is there any way to change the number of visible items displayed in a list
> during runtime?
http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/docs/palmos/List.html
LstSetHeight Function ^TOP^
Purpose
Set the number of items visible in a list.
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Hi all,
Is there any way to change the number of visible items displayed in a list
during runtime?
Thanks in advance,
Kyle
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Hi,
You can write a conduit which will transfer data from palm database to
access or u can use web services or http to transfer data from palm to
access db.
HTH,
Girish.
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At 10:02 PM 6/8/2004, you wrote:
Hello XPerts,
I have problem with dynamic allocation memory in palm.
Please help.
1. How do i convert array of pointers from using 'New'
to 'MemGluePtrNew'/'MemPtrNew'?
Define your own operator new (using inline) that calls MemGluePtrNew. See
http://www.palmoswerk
Hello XPerts,
I have problem with dynamic allocation memory in palm.
Please help.
1. How do i convert array of pointers from using 'New'
to 'MemGluePtrNew'/'MemPtrNew'?
2. How to dispose dynamic array claimed by
MemPtrNew/MemGluePtrNew? So far I used MemPtrFree but
somehow it returns 'Fatal Excep
At 08:15 PM 6/8/2004, you wrote:
Are there any known issues with using dynamic Form Objects on OS 3.5/4.0?
(I'm aware of the create/delete ascending/descending order requirement for
FrmNewObject that will crash OS 5 on a regular basis if violated.)
There also is a known form corruption bug on Palm
I'm seeing a crash in EvtGetEvent in the application that I'm currently
working on. The crash is occuring mainly on OS 3.5 and OS 4.0 devices (not
reproducible on OS 5). The stack trace looks as follows.
+AF8AXw-Startup+AF8AXw-
PilotMain
StarterPalmMain(unsigned short,void+ACo-,unsigned short)
Scr
At 07:15 PM 6/8/2004, you wrote:
My application generates this error using the Palm OS Simulator 6.
Form.cpp(7517): Bad form
Does anyone know what this really means? The application runs fine on a
regular Palm.
This means that the data structures of the form failed a self-validation
check. Have y
My application generates this error using the Palm OS Simulator 6.
Form.cpp(7517): Bad form
Does anyone know what this really means? The application runs fine on a
regular Palm.
Thanks for any assistance.
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Y'know, Ben...someone ought to thank you for all the help you've been giving
us. Lemme be the first: thank, Ben. I really appreciate it. (BTW: Does
your boss know what great PR you are for PalmSource?)
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1. Is your app attempting to use globals during reset?
2. Is your app multi-segment and are you calling code outside the first
segment?
Jeff Loucks
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I just wanted to post a reminder to the developers out there. If you have
a urgent question, or some query that requires research into the operations
of Palm OS, you may want to use PalmSource's Developer Incident
Support. This is a paid program that's part of the PalmSource developer
program
The app we're working on requires a soft reset after install. However
when, it gets to the logo, the device hangs, and thus forces a hard
reset. We can install and run the app through the debugger, but after we
kill the debugging session, it resets and then hangs. If anyone can
suggest anythin
Eric Potter wrote:
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 archi
At 04:31 PM 6/8/2004, you wrote:
Is there any documentation about how to use PAASM?
I tried converting some GAS code to it, and it's clearly a different
language. Is PAASM a subset of ADS assembler?
Is there an ADR/ADRL type function available? How about any
primitives that could be used to provi
try changing:
EVENT_MAP_ENTRY(sclEnterEvent, OnScroll)
to:
EVENT_MAP_ENTRY(sclRepeatEvent, OnScroll)
...got this from doing a search at the POL site ( http://www.pollib.com/ )
"Mark Chauvin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> How do you capture scroll bar events in PO
I am interfacing a USB device (with hosting capability) to a Palm
device.
Will I have to create the slave-side code to implement the enumeration
process, or is it available somewhere in a library?
So far, I haven't found anything other than reading one or more bytes
from the port.
Thanks in advanc
Is there any documentation about how to use PAASM?
I tried converting some GAS code to it, and it's clearly a different
language. Is PAASM a subset of ADS assembler?
Is there an ADR/ADRL type function available? How about any
primitives that could be used to provide similar function?
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Marc A. Lepage wrote:
I've implemented OS5 streaming sound output. The stream is constantly
fed with 11025Hz UInt8 mono data and sounds fine.
However, on Tungsten T3 and Zire 72, the sound is unstable after power
off/on (while it's playing) and the app crashes on subsequent exit.
It doesn't do
Isn't serial port work fun?!!
You can't use a debugger, since the debugger uses the serial port.
Note that if you use a serial debugger connection, the serial port
is tied up until you reset the device. Same deal if your program
opens the serial port and exits without closing it. A soft reset
u
>If it
> was a flowcontrol or handshake problem I would get some data in, even if
> missing some or a lot, but now I get NONE!
Not true, it depends on the UART. Also, if the logic levels are not up to
standard levels, no data would flow. Make sure your sensor doesn't depend
on RTS or DTR for powe
I've been playing around attempting to compile some PNOlets with PODS v1.0
alpha in an effort to compare the quality of code generated by PODS vs CW
9.3, and I've come across some interesting (and disturbing) items
1. CW 9.3 ARM code is generally smaller and faster than the code generated
by P
It depends on where you will use that.
When you use a Handle, the memory chunck is moveable, I mean when the palmOS
need to (re)allocate memory for other porpouses it could move your handle to
satisfact its necessity. So, before you use it you must lock the handle...
and unlock just after using t
On Tue, 8 Jun 2004 17:16:10 -0300, "Régis Daniel de Oliveira"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Hy all!
>
>
>My app need to allocate four 4k buffer, that will be used by many functions
>during the app execution. I can allocate memory for the pointers using
>MemPtrNew and MemHandleNew.
>
>Witch one is th
Hy all!
My app need to allocate four 4k buffer, that will be used by many functions
during the app execution. I can allocate memory for the pointers using
MemPtrNew and MemHandleNew.
Witch one is the best for using?
Thanls all!
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Thanks for the reply Rob,
already tried SerialFix, didnt help:-( And if you read my first mail
carefully I wrote that its not a cable problem. I have been using
another application on the T3 and with it I can communicate with the
sensor! Cables are working, trust me. I even used an oscilloscope
Hi again,
have been working with the code for an hour or two now. Realized that I
hadnt really configured the port correctly but it didnt help much. And I
much doubt that its the speed or lack of handshake thats causing the
problem, if so why would the application stop receiving data all? If it
The first thing I'd be suspicious of is the cable to the Palm. Some
vendors provide a different serial connector for the new (Tungsten &
Zire 71) devices than for older devices. The specification is the
same, but there seems to be a small difference on the real devices
that leads to poor connecti
Hello,
I was looking for a tool which can extract strings from resource/prc file. Then thses
strings will be sent to translators. After i get translated strings, they need to be
put into the rsrc/prc, so as to have localized version of prc. I am using codewarrio
8. If i can get file format for
goto the PalmOne and Palmsource websites and look over similar solutions.
That failing here are some thoughts, but not a definitive list:
a) write a conduit. sync wirelessly and use the conduit to translate the
data from the Palm PDB to the Access DB. (did it)
b) use the Palm network routines to
>I wonder how safe it is to assume that 'B' is going to be always right after
>'A' as far as the Palm OS universe goes. /PaulN
I'd sort it that way, so immediately you know it's wrong... :)
From http://www.fact-index.com/d/di/diacritic.html :
(googling "diacritical sort letters")
Different lan
Hello Forum,
I am looking to develop an application that will be
used to collect data for an MS Access 2000 database.
Once the data is collected on the Palm, it needs to be
sent via a wireless network connection to the
database. Is this possible using Palm OS 4.x and if
so how would I go about c
Hello,
Our PrintBoy SDK offers a full suite of mobile printing api's for
developers of handheld applications, including drivers for most popular
printers. You can find out more at
http://www.bachmannsoftware.com/printmgr.htm. There is also information
on compatible printers, and we can help you wi
At 11:45 AM 6/8/2004, you wrote:
anyone?
Did you see Steve Sabram's response to your original mail on June 2nd?
-- Ben Combee, DTS technical lead, PalmSource, Inc.
Read "Combee on Palm OS" at http://palmos.combee.net/
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anyone?
"rua17" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> The management wants to have sellers with a HandHeld and a Printer. They
> want to print the vouchers directly in the client place.
>
> I want you to be sincere and to help me answering the following questions:
>
> - Is
Baud rates over 9600 require some sort of hand shaking otherwise you can
loose data. You may be able to get away as high as 14400 without it but I'd
bet that alone could be the issue.
I had an issue with a Symbol unit where a radio interrupt was causing the
serial port to loose data. There were a
At 10:13 AM 6/8/2004, you wrote:
Anybody use Eclipse, the free IDE available at www.palmsource.com ?
How can I make a PRC hidden using this IDE? Are they any other free tools I
can use to make a PRC hidden once it has been crreated?
It depends on if you're using standard makefile projects, or manag
"Adrien Regimbald" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ha scritto nel messaggio
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> I'm afraid that I was a bit mixed up. I thought you were trying to
> save a photo from the camera.
Yes I'm trying to save a photo from a camera, but first I've tried to open
an jpg image and save it and it's a
I'm afraid that I was a bit mixed up. I thought you were trying to
save a photo from the camera. Have you worked this problem out though?
I'm not sure from your e-mail whether you have or not.
Adrien.
Tuesday, June 8, 2004, 2:50:05 AM, you wrote:
SC> "Adrien Regimbald" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ha scr
Anybody use Eclipse, the free IDE available at www.palmsource.com ?
How can I make a PRC hidden using this IDE? Are they any other free tools I
can use to make a PRC hidden once it has been crreated?
"Eric Cloninger" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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Or -dbFlagHidden in
On Tue, Jun 08, 2004 at 10:39:53AM -0400, jimrandomh wrote:
> Paul Nevai wrote:
>> I wonder how safe it is to assume that 'B' is going to be always right
>> after 'A' as far as the Palm OS universe goes.
>
> Character literals with no qualifiers are defined to be ASCII by the C
> standard.
Intere
Hi,
Thanks for your reply. I did some serial comm stuff in the olds days
too, software for a midi-interface and never had problems then, but now
I havent done any Palm coding for 5 years so it has taken some time to
get back on track.
What do you mean by geometry? I'm using 38400 baud, 8N1 no h
Paul Nevai wrote:
I wonder how safe it is to assume that 'B' is going to be always right after
'A' as far as the Palm OS universe goes.
Character literals with no qualifiers are defined to be ASCII by the C
standard. Thus, digits are sequential, lowercase letters are sequential,
and uppercase lette
At 04:27 AM 6/8/2004, you wrote:
I've been getting errors in an application, invoked via SysUIAppSwitch(),
when it frees the cmdPBP passed by the caller. The caller calls
MemPtrSetOwner(ptr, 0); before calling SysUIAppSwitch() or during its
AppStop() handling (or both). It appears that if a value
I was never able to get Pose or the simulator to accurately model the serial
ports and I've been working with RS232 on the Palm since the Personal/Pro
days. What geometry are you using for the port settings? Things like baud
rate and clearing out the I/O buffers will make a difference. How sensi
65535 is not a valid error. Its 0x. You don't mention what is
returning the value. I assume its SysGetROMToken. Please read about
SysGetROMToken in the SDK docs. It clearly states that if the first byte
of the returned value is 0xFF, there is no serial number available. While
the M500 d
How do you capture scroll bar events in POL? I've tried these variations and
they don't work:
class CMyForm : public CForm {
public:
...
Boolean OnScroll(EventPtr pEvent, Boolean& bHandled);
Boolean OnScroll2(ComponentEventPtr pEvent, Boolean& bHandled);
BEGIN_EVENT_MAP(CForm)
EVENT_MAP_ENTRY
I wonder how safe it is to assume that 'B' is going to be always right after
'A' as far as the Palm OS universe goes. /PaulN
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Thanks David
Aryeh Teitelbaum
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Sent: Tuesday, June 08, 2004 12:01 AM
Subject: Re: Bitmap zooming
> >If you're looking for an API that is going to make this simple, you're
> >out of
I've been getting errors in an application, invoked via SysUIAppSwitch(),
when it frees the cmdPBP passed by the caller. The caller calls
MemPtrSetOwner(ptr, 0); before calling SysUIAppSwitch() or during its
AppStop() handling (or both). It appears that if a value is passed as
cmdPBP, it must be a
My application is 60K,and it has been installed into my device. How much
memory space to let it run?if all variables and others is 10K. Thanks.
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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 i
Hi,
I'm new to the list but I have looked some in the online archives to
find an answer but have not. The problem I have is that my code works
just fine on the Palm Simulator on my PC but when I move the application
to the T3 it behaves strange. I'm aware of the CTS/RTS bug and thats
taken care
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