On a stream socket, the data never ends. Keep reading until you get all the
data you expect (if you know the length), or until the socket is closed.
For example, if you connect to a service that sends packets of known length,
read the socket until you have received a complete packet, and then repe
Hi Jeff,
Thanks for your reply.
Can you please tell me when I get -1 and "netErrWouldBlock" .. after receiving
the data, does that mean its the end of data? no more data available to read?
> Returns 0 if the socket is closed, else -1 (error) or >0 for
number of bytes received.
what error
Returns 0 if the socket is closed, else -1 (error) or >0 for number of bytes
received.
Jeff Loucks
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Hi All,
I have socket in non blocking mode ... I get netErrWouldBlock when I try to
read the data using NetLibReceive() .. its ok .. coz that time the data might
not available. But after receiving some chunks of data, it again starts giving
"netErrWouldBlock" .. is that mean the data is finish
Del Ventruella wrote:
Basically, as far as I can tell (allowing for the fact that my emulator
seems to produce some screen artifacts and to not update properly)
the code does absolutely nothing. There is a screen response, but after
the blurred area appears near the top, nothing.
Is the "Tra
I am trying to draw selector trigger in table to pick the date. I have used the
below mentioned code:
TblSetItemStyle (table, row, editDataColumn, customTableItem);
TblSetItemInt (table, row, editDataColumn, fieldIndex);
TblSetCustomDrawProcedure(table,editDataColumn,DrawCustomT
Basically, as far as I can tell (allowing for the fact that my emulator
seems to produce some screen artifacts and to not update properly)
the code does absolutely nothing. There is a screen response, but after
the blurred area appears near the top, nothing.
One othere question (please):
I am st
Del Ventruella wrote:
Thanks.
I gave it a try. Still no success.
What happens then? Does the form popup with nothing in the field, or
are you saying that you get a crash? Try boiling down your function to
just the bare essentials, and once you get it working you can add back
in the oth
Thanks.
I gave it a try. Still no success.
The following is my attempt to call your function from a menu
(with a few artifacts from a prior attempt to call :
SetFieldTextFromStr(field, pText, redraw)).
This doesn't save anything, it is merely a placeholder for what I eventually
hope to do, which
Del Ventruella wrote:
I have the "about" form loading now.
I still need to know how to get a text string (char*) to load and display in
a field on a form.
This is what I use.. Bob
void mySetFieldText(FormType *frmP, UInt16 fieldID, Char *st)
{
FieldType*fldP;
MemHandletextH;
I have the "about" form loading now.
I still need to know how to get a text string (char*) to load and display in
a field on a form.
Thanks.
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From: "Del Ventruella" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Palm Developer Forum"
Sent: Thursday, October 13, 2005 12:55 PM
Subject: Form
Frantisek Dufka wrote:
It all depends on memory layout. I don't have those devices. Download
the tool, press system info and see list of heaps or regions. If palm
engineers were so clever that they packed heap and storage virtual
adresses next to each other and there are no holes in address s
Troy Lokitz wrote:
I am still playing around with this. I can get it to compile fine (i setup an
additional segment). But when one of the functions in the new segment are
called, it crashes. Does this issue sound familiar to anyone?
Are you calling that function in response to a
'sysApp
I am still playing around with this. I can get it to compile fine (i setup an
additional segment). But when one of the functions in the new segment are
called, it crashes. Does this issue sound familiar to anyone?
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I used PILRIC to generate a basic application.
I have tried to mimic its form loading process to load a second form (not an
about form but a form with handling code), and succeeded.
I tried to get the "about" form to load from the second form (which I had
created) through a menu option, and
I started getting the coderes errors, so i setup a sections.h and sections.def
file
i also setup a section_1
I kept most of the functions in main.c (app handle event stuff) in the default
section and setup a bunch of other c files/functions (called from main.c with
section_1. For some reason,
:-O !
Yes it looks like there's a problem!
Look at all that lovely SQL!
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Del Ventruella
Sent: 13 October 2005 15:01
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: List Server Error
I'm getting the following when I attempt t
I'm getting the following when I attempt to access the Palm Developer Forum,
am I the only one? It is recurrent.
TclProc_sqlexecute failed because SqlExecute threw a SqlClassException:
--
SQL error reported from Lyris functio
Oh, add battery life limitations to the tablet PC obstacles.
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From: "Del Ventruella" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Palm Developer Forum"
Sent: Thursday, October 13, 2005 8:35 AM
Subject: Re: Databases
> I appreciate your comments. I have no desktop app. to "port". Ther
I appreciate your comments. I have no desktop app. to "port". There are
few good solutions to what I am trying to do.
1. Use a pen and a pad of paper, then re-enter data later.
2. Use a PDA, and deal with Graffiti.
3. Use a tablet computer, and deal with a larger device that is less
portable
Frantisek Dufka wrote:
> BTW how FtrPtrNew work on NVFS devices? Is such memory allocated from
> NVFS cache or is there separate area for this?
from NVFS cache
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3. If one is going to create a program that creates large databases, memory
cards are the way to go?
One should first think whether large databases are really necessary, or whether
a clever syncing/data transfer strategy might not be better. PDAs are devices
with small displays that are har
Hello EB,
I want to sync voice memo records to desktop and want
to delete the files on handheld from desktop.
voice memo conduit gets synchronized and transfer the
voice memo record to desktop for first Time.
But if I have deleted some files on desktop and try to
synchronized ( Desktop overwrit
This is really strange... Anyone else experienced this? Is it a bug in Treo 650?
What happens is the custom fonts I've made in 72 and 144 resolution show up
with double height on the Treo 650. It seems FntCharHeight() returns the height
of the 144 font, not the 72, as is the case all other model
Big thanks!!!
Best,
Ilia.
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It all depends on memory layout. I don't have those devices. Download
the tool, press system info and see list of heaps or regions. If palm
engineers were so clever that they packed heap and storage virtual
adresses next to each other and there are no holes in address space
before or after hea
Frantisek Dufka wrote:
Hello,
http://fanoush.webpark.cz/palm/fhr.html
Please test it if you are interested. If you are author of game/program
that needs more dynamic heap you can suggest it to your customers with T
and T2 (provided you tested it and found it is useful and stable :-)
Let me
so ignore my mail i sent exactly the same thing as Jeffry (i didn't noticed that
replies are in separate thread)
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try to use dialing using notofications,it worked for me on tungsten t5
bool DialPhone(char *number, char *displayedName)
{
SysNotifyParamType param;
HelperNotifyEventType details;
HelperNotifyExecuteType execute;
Err err;
bool ok;
MemSet(¶m,sizeof(S
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