And now for a specific answer, you can try the following:
// Return true if the database is in a read-only heap (ROM).
Boolean DmDatabaseIsROM ( UInt16 card, LocalID lid ) {
void *gid;
unsigned short heapid;
// The following may be a fairly good indicator, but we need proof.
gid =
Dear Tetsuo,
I have changed the size to 256 but still the same
result. anyway the snippet of code below is taken from
Palm OS Reference Manual, but it doesn't work either.
FileInfoType info;
FileRef dirRef;
UInt32 dirIterator;
Char *fileName = (Char*) MemPtrNew(256); // should
check for err
//
Hi Victor,
I would say that you should read the VFSDirEntryEnumerate description and
analyze the error returned. Simply saying that there is an error is not
enough... Which error? Did you compare the results to some file manager?
Does it happen on other directory as well? etc.
BTW if your
Whenever I try to use PODS to debug anything (e.g., the HelloWorld template project),
the debugger fires up the 5.4 sim OK, the debug console pops up on the sim, and the
Windows-side console shows:
Section 'Dtest code:' loaded @ 0x58000cb8 on card 0 ( Sect(1) )
Section 'Dtest code:0001'
Hello all,
is there a way to take screenshot from a Palm device.
I
am using Zire 71 with Palm OS 5
Regards !
Tozmma
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is there a way to take screenshot from a Palm device.
Yeah, there's a Screenshot app I use, I dunno it's name search for
screenshot on http://www.handango.com
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At 12:21 PM 6/26/2004, you wrote:
Whenever I try to use PODS to debug anything (e.g., the HelloWorld
template project), the debugger fires up the 5.4 sim OK, the debug console
pops up on the sim, and the Windows-side console shows:
Section 'Dtest code:' loaded @ 0x58000cb8 on card 0 (
There were a few available. at the moment, i can recall only
http://www.linkesoft.com/screenshot/
also check this opensource project http://sourceforge.net/projects/mscreen/
Cheers,
Prakash
On Sat, 26 Jun 2004 20:40:04 -0600, Nathan Black
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
is there a way to take
