Ben, thanks for the quick reply.
Actually, that's why I DON'T want to use CtlSetLabel; I don't want
the button width to change. (I read in the PalmOS Reference that
CtlSetLabel will change the control's width.) So, why go through
the hassle of saving and re-setting the button's bounds, if I
Please forgive1 me if I am asking what I should know. Is the Tungsten T5
Simulator same as the OS 5.4 simulator found at
http://www.palmos.com/dev/dl/dl_tools/dl_simulator/? If not, please tell me
where to get it. Thanks, PaulN
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Paul,
Is the Tungsten T5 Simulator same as the OS 5.4 simulator ?
Device specific simulators are released by the vendor, not by PalmSource. So in
the case of the T5, you need to obtain it from palmOne. It is available free to
those registered in the palmOne plugged in program. See
Peter,
I have a CW 9.3 project and I'd like to include resources based on the CW
target. For example, I'd like to have something like this in the
RCP file:
#if __ide_target(Debug)
#define DEBUG
#endif
Is there a way to do this?
You can go into the Target Settings Panel, PilRC Settings,
I am in the PluggedIn program and I searched there before I posted my query.
I can find there ony the T3, TC, and older simulators. No search there yields
the T5 simulator. Obviously, I am not searching for the right thing.
May I please have some more hints please where to find the T5 simulator?
Paul,
Maybe it's hiding inside some other resource such as an SDK?
Both the T5 and Treo 650 simulators are indeed part of the recently released 4.0
beta SDK. But it tells you that on the page just after you log in. Immediately
after log in to the plugged in site, you get a page which has in
Hi guys,
From what I can still remember from my electronic circuitery designs(like 1
year ago now, sorry if I have sth wrong), most of the FLASH ROM's can be
written bytewise, this means that if they have like 8 data lines, you must
always rewrite all eight! However, I never saw a chip with a
Hi,
I just checked out their homepage-all works fine for me. I have also
attached you a traceroute and a ping of the page. It comes from a german
box, but I partly translated it so that it is clear!
Ping:
Answer from 66.102.135.171: Bytes=32 Time=218ms TTL=112
Antwort von 66.102.135.171:
yep, it's back up now :) ..thanks
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Hi,
I just checked out their homepage-all works fine for me. I have also
attached you a traceroute and a ping of the page. It comes from a german
box, but I partly translated it so that it is
Tam,
but I dont quite get why you cannot put more
than one record into one sector!
I interpreted Ben's comments simply to mean it was a performance optimization
decision by palmOne, not a technical constraint.
I dont actually think that the sector is much bigger than 1k.
Based on the growth
Tam,
Well, next thing. Has anybody already heard about this constraint that you
cannot write more than 10MB.
I just went and read the NAND section in the new palmOne developer's guide. The
T5 does indeed use a 10MB DBCache area (so does the Treo 650). But while open
*resource* databases (such
Chuck,
Was the popup trigger resource defined with a label that's at least 15
characters long? I think the CategorySelect call writes the newly selected
string not only into the buffer that you provide but also into the label of the
popup trigger (so the resource's definition of that label
I am writing an application that will allow users to share their data from
records with others over the internet. I'll explain the example as a calendar
program to simplify everything. Say one user sets a date and time in a
calendar program for a meeting. his data is stored in a record and
Thanks, Doug, I finally got it. I will now start a new thread about some
problems I have
with the Tungsten T5 Simulator. /PaulN
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I finally installed the Tungsten T5 Simulator and the first thing was that I
went to Memos [aka Memo Pad], opened up a memo, put my mouse pointer arrow on
the Done button, then slided it outside the button frame, that is, I tried
to generate a ctlExitEvent, and the simulator immediately froze.
At 08:08 AM 11/12/2004, you wrote:
I presume the OS only writes 'dirty' records back from the cache, which
means that we need to make sure the 'dirty' flag needs to be set so the OS
knows the record has changed.
Could you confirm this? If so, people who are modifying records without
setting
Although I know there are opinions all over the map, there
has never been a concrete, universal reason not to use extremely small
records in PDBs until now.
Taken literally, I'd agree that small records was not so much the
problem as
large record counts. IMHO, the definition of large in this
Hello,
On Sat, 13 Nov 2004 10:48:54 -0500 (EST), Paul Nevai
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I finally installed the Tungsten T5 Simulator and the first thing was that I
went to Memos [aka Memo Pad], opened up a memo, put my mouse pointer arrow on
the Done button, then slided it outside the button
Hi,
I'm working on a program that reads and writes to several databases, one of
which is the Memos database, and needed to write a utility function to fetch a
database's modification date. DmDatabaseInfo() looked like it would be a good
place to start. I noticed in the documentation that
At 11:01 AM 11/13/2004, you wrote:
It seems to work fine on the emulator (running v3.5) and on a Sony
Clie (running v4.0) but on a Tungsten T3 (running 5.2.1) it doesn't work
correctly, and the problem only shows up on the Memos database! The
problem appears to be that the modification date
At 11:44 AM 11/13/2004, you wrote:
I've had lots of stability issues with the T|5 Simulator (beta),
besides it just being slower than the other Simulators. I assume
(hope?) it's because they had to do lots of internal tweaking to
simulate the none-volatile stuff. If they are simulating that at
Subject: Re: A message from POL author
From: Arrow [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Fri, 12 Nov 2004 22:21:08 -0500
X-Message-Number: 40
Maksim, thanks for the reply ! Great news to hear development
will continue !
POL is not profitable product
POL is a _great_ product and makes programming the Palm
When i add a help id to an alert, the little icon in the top right always takes
me to a form called Tips... Is there a way to have it go to a custom Form?
I can't see what event it triggers to go to that Tips form. I would like it to
go to a form i created myself.
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I've included a resource file from another project, but now i keep getting Link
errors for tAIN, tver and taic.
Is there a way to change the resource ids for these in the second resource file?
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The development market for the Palm is fairly saturated already with more
development tools than you can count on 4 hands. There are both native (Palm
based) and GUI (IDE PC based) environments available all with their pros and
cons. I believe the market strategy is wrong if you believe there
Thank you Ben!
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Set the Help ID in the alert resource to the ID of your form?
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When i add a help id to an alert, the little icon in the top right always
takes me to a form called Tips... Is there a way to have it go to a custom
Form?
I
It would probably be a good idea to review the addressbook and memopad
sample apps to get a good grounding in using a palm database. They deal with
variable length records and many many other things you will find useful. The
palm os programming bible is another good resource when starting out.
mike margerum wrote:
I just dont understand their licensing strategy. Why not license it
to anyone who wants to build devices around it without ridiculous
startup fees and minimum sales contracts. I can download m$'s
platform builder and start building devices today.
Let Dell take a whack at
Yes thanks for that.. I know that.. But once set i want to be able to capture
the event and make it go to my own form rather then the Tips form it goes to by
default.. I've tried stepping through the code, but i can't see what event it
triggers when you click the icon in the top right hand
At 09:42 PM 11/13/2004, you wrote:
Yes thanks for that.. I know that.. But once set i want to be able to
capture the event and make it go to my own form rather then the Tips form
it goes to by default.. I've tried stepping through the code, but i can't
see what event it triggers when you click
Thanks Ben,
I have seeding access so i'll have a look at the source code there.
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Is there a way to rename the title of the form it pull ups from an alert? At
the moment its called Tips. Can i change that at all?
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