At 02:15 PM 2/10/2005, you wrote:
Hey,
In my event handler I am trying to catch a 5 way nav center event. I know
that the chr= vchrRockerCenter. My app never seems to catch this event
when I try to handle it. I even let my app handle the keydown event before
the system does and I can't catch it.
At 12:49 PM 2/10/2005, you wrote:
Kristian Austad wrote:
> Does anyone know why PilRC compiles 16 bit coloured BMPs so that
> the images look like dithered GIFS, and how to get rid of it?
> I've even tried using standard Palm colours only; even these get
> an ugly dithered look.
Just a thought, but
At 01:33 PM 2/10/2005, you wrote:
Hi Charles,
I don't know if you've looked at the overlay support, but that might be a
better way to go than what you're thinking. However, if you have reasons
that I might not understand, you _can_ use the following code (I have no
idea if it works on Cobalt, h
>I can't find PRCExplorer. Where can I find it?
Google
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Hi Guys
I m writing a conduit that will transfer data between handheld and the
desktop computer. I have following queries:
1.Is there any way to write a conduit to transfer data directly between
.pdb (Handheld database format) and any desktop database format like
(.xls,.mdb etc.).
2.I hav
Google sez:
http://www.freewarepalm.com/utilities/prcexplorer.shtml
On Thu, 10 Feb 2005 20:47:00 -0600, RVRoadie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I can't find PRCExplorer. Where can I find it?
>
> Thanks.
>
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I can't find PRCExplorer. Where can I find it?
Thanks.
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Logan Shaw wrote:
In other words, is it possible that the T3 doesn't support changing
depths at all and is always at depth 16?
Don't think so. In 2 of my apps I allow the users to select the
preferred screen depth, and I dynamically manipulate the depth as they
make their selections. I've had
Hello, experts!
I'm trying to cycle through all the possible fonts, and haven't noticed any API
call to do that, in particular. I have a vague notion that font 0 to 7 or so
exists on my device, but don't know if I can count on that in all languages,
etc. Also, I load a custom font as font 128
The T3 Simulator doesn't support low-density mode, and the dynamic
input area is always drawn in high resolution, so you're probably
correct, Logan. Good call.
On Thu, 10 Feb 2005 19:06:44 -0600, Logan Shaw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Kristian Austad wrote:
>
> > But (as always) one question br
Kristian Austad wrote:
> But (as always) one question breeds the next:
>
> WinScreenMode (winScreenModeGetSupportedDepths, NULL, NULL, &depthMask, NULL);
>
> works fine on all of my test devices, apart from on my T3 with
> the DIA libraries StatusBarLib.prc and AppSlipRotate installed;
> here d
PalmOne appears to provide all sorts of information using bitmasks in
eventP->data.keyDown.keyCode -- indicating what was pushed, what was
pushed last, what was released, whether it's been held down for a
while before it was released, and the maiden name of the mother of the
person doing the pushin
Check out the PalmOne SDK - there's something about the keystate
modifiers you have to look at as well, but I forget the details.
http://pluggedin.palmone.com
Brandon
On Thu, 10 Feb 2005 17:15:28 -0500, geoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey,
>
> In my event handler I am trying to catch a 5 way
The ones that work.
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Sent: Thursday, February 10, 2005 10:28 PM
Subject: The best
Hi,
Which are the best installers for Palm SO applications?
Regards.
Edgar T
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The real fun begins when people start challenging you on trademarks and
patents. I've had the joy of dealing with both. Why can't the world just
leave us bitheads alone to create interesting algorithms out of single
lines of C code?!? Next thing you know they'll be telling us that
caffeine and slee
My goal is put the application into a CD, not on the web, thus I think the
PalmSource Installer is not the best tool for this purpose. I already read the
Developer Guide of PalmSource Installer and undertand that is only useful to
the web.
I'm going to try the NSIS (windows installer) to create
Thanks all for your help,
WinScreenMode was actually all that was needed for this, I never needed to use
that before and wasn't aware of it, so that simple tip from Logan fixed it.
But (as always) one question breeds the next:
WinScreenMode (winScreenModeGetSupportedDepths, NULL, NULL, &depthMa
Hey,
In my event handler I am trying to catch a 5 way nav center event. I know
that the chr= vchrRockerCenter. My app never seems to catch this event when
I try to handle it. I even let my app handle the keydown event before the
system does and I can't catch it. I can compile without mistakes on
If the form uses things like bitmaps and help string resources which
would be found in the original PRC, they wouldn't be available when
you tried to use your copy of it. Just thought I'd point that out, as
poking around for all the possible dependant resources to copy along
with the form would be
Kristian Austad wrote:
Does anyone know why PilRC compiles 16 bit coloured BMPs so that the images
look like dithered GIFS, and how to get rid of it? I've even tried using
standard Palm colours only; even these get an ugly dithered look.
Advice appreciated (my app doesn't look very professional l
Someday I'm going to write something so cool that the world just can't
live without it. When I do, I'm going to license it in such a way that
it's only usable on Tuesdays by red-headed persons named Brunhilda.
*sigh* Such a tangled web of legalities, and all we want to do is
write software that wo
Hi Charles,
I don't know if you've looked at the overlay support, but that might be a
better way to go than what you're thinking. However, if you have reasons that
I might not understand, you _can_ use the following code (I have no idea if it
works on Cobalt, however):
//Code to utiliz
Actually, I just read this again and I think I may be off-base. What I'm
saying definitely applies to commercially licensed source code, at least
the components that we've licensed, but may not be applicable to
open-source code. The whole thing is pretty complicated, and it really
depends on what l
> I might not be reading you right, Mark. Are you saying that you can
> include open-source components as part of a propriatary application,
> provided that you significantly change them? That sounds like
> extremely dangerous advice, and I hope I've misunderstood your
> meaning.
No, I'm just sayi
Kristian Austad wrote:
> Does anyone know why PilRC compiles 16 bit coloured BMPs so that
> the images look like dithered GIFS, and how to get rid of it?
> I've even tried using standard Palm colours only; even these get
> an ugly dithered look.
Just a thought, but is your app putting the screen
I haven't seen behaviour like this... Does it do this on the actual
device? I've seen dithering on the Simulator that wasn't actually
there... and what version of PilRC are you using?
On Thu, 10 Feb 2005 20:26:15 -, Kristian Austad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does anyone know why PilRC compi
I might not be reading you right, Mark. Are you saying that you can
include open-source components as part of a propriatary application,
provided that you significantly change them? That sounds like
extremely dangerous advice, and I hope I've misunderstood your
meaning.
Edgar, the basic theory her
Does anyone know why PilRC compiles 16 bit coloured BMPs so that the images
look like dithered GIFS, and how to get rid of it? I've even tried using
standard Palm colours only; even these get an ugly dithered look.
Advice appreciated (my app doesn't look very professional like this).
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Cory Pratt wrote:
> Edgar T. López wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>> I have a doubt, if I created an applicaction at PODS and I know that the
>> compiler is Open Source, is my application open source too?. On the other
>> hand, what happen with CodeWarrior? this is a commercial tool. And How
>> Can I write
Edgar T. López wrote:
> Hi all,
> I have a doubt, if I created an applicaction at PODS and I know that the
> compiler is Open Source, is my application open source too?. On the other
> hand, what happen with CodeWarrior? this is a commercial tool. And How Can
> I write a software license agreement
Edgar T. López wrote:
> Hi evebody,
> I have an application so I'd like to package it, thus I downloaded the
> Palm Source Installer, but I readed that this tool is useful when your
> application is on the web, seems PalmGear. I'd like to do a package like
> the CD of Palm One, for example Palm Re
Software licensing is not related to the compiler you are using, so no worries
there. And if you are using open-source components, you are generally free to
include them in a "commercial" app as long as you don't just try to repackage
them "as is". In other words, it's perfectly fine to declare
Hi all again,
Does anybody know where I can download the HDK(Hardware Development Kit)?.
Regards.
Atte. Edgar T
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Hi all,
I have a doubt, if I created an applicaction at PODS and I know that the
compiler is Open Source, is my application open source too?. On the other hand,
what happen with CodeWarrior? this is a commercial tool. And How Can I write a
software license agreement for each case?. Thanks
Regard
Hi evebody,
I have an application so I'd like to package it, thus I downloaded the Palm
Source Installer, but I readed that this tool is useful when your application
is on the web, seems PalmGear.
I'd like to do a package like the CD of Palm One, for example Palm Reader or
Handmark MobileDB.
Ca
JAMES S HAINES wrote:
> I am trying to build a function that will return the contents of a field
> (basic). The trouble is that all the examples I have found are void
> functions that do not return anything.
>
> Question #1: when I unlock the handle "h", does that invalidate the pointer
> to
Hi,
I am testing my networking application on the Treo 650. I've found that
approximately 1KB of heap memory is lost every time my application run
once, which includes opening a connection to a server and disconnecting
the connection.
The problem only occurs with the Treo 650, I have tested wit
Janos,
>Thanks! By *any* device do you really mean all devices or just devices
>produced by PalmOne?
To my knowledge, the only Palm OS device from any vendor with USB Host support
is the Alphasmart model from Dana -- and no palmOne model or any other vendor.
AFAIK
Doug
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Hi,
> I am trying to build a function that will return the contents of a field
> (basic). The trouble is that all the examples I have found are void
> functions that do not return anything.
>
> Question #1: when I unlock the handle "h", does that invalidate the pointer
> to the text string so th
Jim, try this...
/
static MemHandle GetTextFromField(UInt16 controlID)
{
FormType* pForm;
FieldType* FieldPtr;
MemHandle h, oldHandl
I'm writing an application that needs to be branded for different customers,
and localized for other languages. Here's the general idea - I would have two
.prc's. The first (call it a StubLauncher) would be contain all of the
resources (icons, bitmaps, forms, strings, etc). It would take care
Thanks! By *any* device do you really mean all devices or just devices
produced by PalmOne?
Janos
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Sent: Thursday, February 10, 2005 8:55 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: Palm OS Cob
I am trying to build a function that will return the contents of a field
(basic). The trouble is that all the examples I have found are void
functions that do not return anything.
Question #1: when I unlock the handle "h", does that invalidate the pointer
to the text string so that it cannot b
Vibodh,
>Hi I am Using PDA M 130 can I made it to support for USB Host in it .
>
>or ,Do I need to buy a new PDA with a USB Host in it ,
>if yes then plz suggest a few
To the best of my knowledge, the *only* Palm OS device released which has any
USB Host support is the Dana Alphasmart. Future C
Thanks Doug,
I need to try it once again
Manpreet,
>Any idea about the virtual keyboard problem?
Catch the virtual chars for opening the keyboard, and write your own
replacement. Also be sure to handle the user moving the insertion point
within
the field or selections with
Manpreet,
>Any idea about the virtual keyboard problem?
Catch the virtual chars for opening the keyboard, and write your own
replacement. Also be sure to handle the user moving the insertion point within
the field or selections within the field to delete or replace characters.
Methinks it i
"about if you don't use the text field,"
OOPS.. I though I cud without a text...that I had not tried
What about if you don't use the text field, but instead just catch keyDown
events, and displaying asterisks in a non-text field when such event
occures?
That shouldn't be too difficult.
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Subject: Replacing password with asterisks in text field?
From: "Robert Baruch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wed, 9 Feb 2005 14:56:22 -
Does anyone know a way of having asterisks appear in a text field when a
user types in a password? Specifically for the 68k API, not Protein.
This has been dis
Janos,
>Is there any way that Cobalt can be run on the Tungsten C?
So far there isn't *any* device released publicly which runs Cobalt, let alone
Cobalt upgrades to existing devices like the Tungsten C.
The TC does have flashable ROM, so if it is big enough to contain Cobalt, then
palmOne coul
This is right, and I used the same idea once upon a time, all things gone
well, only one hitch... and that was when user used the virtual keyboard the
two buffers got out of sync, I posted similar question on this days back
with my code I wrote for this...
Any idea about the virtual keyboard proble
What about if you don't use the text field, but instead just catch keyDown
events, and displaying asterisks in a non-text field when such event occures?
That shouldn't be too difficult.
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Once I tried it but in vain, and some guy suggested me to invent my on font
and replace chars with asterisks!!! I was not able to create my own
font...and had to use those boxes [symbol 11] in one of my applications
If anybody had any solution or any other idea?
Hi all,
Does anyone know a way o
FrmHelp(HelpTextString);
where HelpTextString is a standard string resource
On Thu, 10 Feb 2005 15:28:07 +0300, A.Kazantsev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
FrmDoDialog displays a form, which contains a label with a Tip
in it. The form is invoked by the FrmDoDialog either on a menu event
or on c
Hi Guys
I m writing a conduit that will transfer data between handheld and the
desktop computer. I have following queries:
1.Is there any way to write a conduit to transfer data directly between
.pdb (Handheld database format) and any desktop database format like
(.xls,.mdb etc.).
2.I hav
FrmDoDialog displays a form, which contains a label with a Tip
in it. The form is invoked by the FrmDoDialog either on a menu event
or on ctlSelectEvent (when the Tip button "pressed").
MS> Does anyone know how I can programmatically display a Tips Dialog (on-line
MS> help)?
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Hi,
i m testing the frmOpen event for a form.
In the main source file, i have set the eventhandler for the form
and defined the event handler in another .c file, also declared the
evenhandler prorotype in the
app header file and including this header file in the main source file.
I have inc
Hi.
Does anyone know how I can programmatically display a Tips Dialog (on-line
help)?
Palm OS Companion & treference doesn't appear to mention this facility at
all :-(
Martin.
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Hi I am Using PDA M 130 can I made it to support for USB Host in it .
or ,Do I need to buy a new PDA with a USB Host in it ,
if yes then plz suggest a few
Thanks
Vibodh
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