Returns 0 if the socket is closed, else -1 (error) or 0 for number of bytes
received.
Jeff Loucks
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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 it
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
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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?
netErrWouldBlock means the system's network receive buffer is empty for
that socket.
There might be more data
Hi all!
I want to open card files in the default application. Here is what I've
done so far:
- html files open properly in Blazer with sysAppLaunchCmdGoToURL and
file:///DRIVE/PATH/NAME url.
- all other files are handled through local exchange, but lots of
problems arise:
1. The
The c file code follows. The rcp file code comes after that:
/*
* PSEDAT.c
*
* main file for PSEDAT
*
* This wizard-generated code is based on code adapted from the
* stationery files distributed as part of the Palm OS SDK 4.0.
*
* Copyright (c) 1999-2000 Palm, Inc. or its subsidiaries.
Del Ventruella wrote:
The c file code follows. The rcp file code comes after that:
snip
FORM ID TransformerForm AT ( 0 0 160 160 )
NOFRAME MENUID DataEntryMenu
BEGIN
TITLE Transformer - PSEDAT
BUTTON OK ID XFMROKButton AT (62 137 40 12)
LABEL New Label ID kVA AT (57 58)
END
Hi
I want to create menu dynamically, in which i can put some menus depending on
conditions. Also i want to chane the caption of one menu frequently. For ex.
Current Date.
How can i do it?
Thanks in advance
Regards
Amit
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Thank you. (I somehow thought that was a field, but you were, of course,
correct.) The compiler now requires a Graffiti state indicator for this
editable field. I did read an article a couple of years ago on Palm
programming that indicated that this was required if one wished to enable
pen
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Hi
I want to create menu dynamically, in which i can put some menus depending on
conditions. Also i want to chane the caption of one menu frequently. For ex.
Current Date.
How can i do it?
You'll probably be wanting to look up the MenuAddItem() command in the
Del Ventruella wrote:
Thank you. (I somehow thought that was a field, but you were, of course,
correct.) The compiler now requires a Graffiti state indicator for this
editable field. I did read an article a couple of years ago on Palm
programming that indicated that this was required if one
On Thu, Oct 13, 2005 at 05:23:42PM -, Troy Lokitz wrote:
For some reason, it is crashing when it tries to get an event. It
compiles ok (no coderes errors) but i can't get it to stop crashing.
It would help if you provided any errors you received when it crashed.
1) does a section have
Hi,
What about using zlib? Almost every Palm OS user has it and it is free to
use AFAIK! I would not use an undocumented API as it can change very very
fast!
Best regards
Tam Hanna
http://www.tamoggemon.com
Subject: Compressing records with Lz77
From: Trevor MacPhail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed,
I appreciate your input, but I have come to some conclusions, which may be
erroneous, but seem to fit what I'm running into.
1. The Graffiti state indicator can be added in PILRC by selecting what
looks like an innocuous up arrowed control symbol.
(The article I read was right. You add it
When I attempt to use the field changing routine, I get the attached screen
output,
which places the application screen name to the right of the field whose
text I am
attempting to alter.
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From: Robert Moynihan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Palm Developer Forum
as i look to palmone sdk i see that lz77mgr is not supported on zire handhelds
and many others so it isn't good choice my advise is to use zlib instead
(and you may also add prcfile to your application so user can install it if he
miss it...)
Tam Hanna wrote:
Hi,
What about using zlib?
I would like to create a super list for my application. I want to use custom
draw (as the list is populated from a DB and could be quite long) but I also
want to be able to search by entering the first few characters. I thought I
could create my own popup box with a custom list or table but I'm
I tried to find a user support forum, but it looks like there is only one for
developers, so I will risk asking here.
I have a Cingular Treo 650 with
Firmware 01.31 and
software Treo650-1.15-CNG and
hardware A.
When I connect the treo 650 to my laptop via bluetooth and start bringing home
I am using the following to try to induce some text to appear in a field on a
form that is not the main form for the application.
This works on the main form. It doesn't work on a form that is subsequently
created through a menu selection from the main form. (The second form does
appear,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would like to create a super list for my application.
I want to use custom draw (as the list is populated from a
DB and could be quite long) but I also want to be able to
search by entering the first few characters.
Ah, can't do both of those with the built-in list
Just in case anyone was considering a response to this.
I used FrmGotoForm(), instead of FrmInitForm(), to call the second form, and
the emulator permitted me to assign text to a field on the non-main form.
FrmInitForm() continued to work to induce the about form to appear when
called from the
Del Ventruella wrote:
Just in case anyone was considering a response to this.
I used FrmGotoForm(), instead of FrmInitForm(), to call the second form, and
the emulator permitted me to assign text to a field on the non-main form.
FrmInitForm() continued to work to induce the about form to
Hi All,
thanks a lot, it helped me a lot.
..
KiraN Puranik
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