all,
Can anyone give me details or link to know more about
the palm new device called 'ventura' ?
- catherine.
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What would you use other than a pdb file for your records?
thanks
jtaylor
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On 4/18/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What would you use other than a pdb file for your records?
you can roll your own file format - like you would if you were writing
something under msdos or windows or unix etc..
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Hi,
Would it be possible to implement the following solution on Palm:
An application that launches one or more sub-applications that would run and
display a UI in the context of the main application. Think of it as something
similar to the Today screen API on Pocket PC, where you create modules
On 2006-04-17, David Ek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ton,
The convert to uppercase is only supposed to be active in the Log Entry
form, not the Contest Settings form. I'm handling the event in the event
handler for that form. It works for me using the emulator and 4.1, but not
the simulator and
I want the attention to come in every 5 minutes for the first 15 minutes
every time the user clicks on the snooze button. I was wondering if I
define it, will it be a problem because I noticed that it says applications
leave this action unhandled. Also what would that mean if they left it
At 04:15 AM 4/18/2006, you wrote:
Subject: REG: LifeDrive 100 Seconds problem
From: G. Kalyana Sundaram [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon, 17 Apr 2006 20:03:28 +0530
For our VoIP solution for palm mobiVoIP96 we face a problem
for LifeDrive.
When using mobiVoIP (it sends and receives data at 60kbps)
Hi,
I have created a table with two rows, height 24 each, total table height is 48.
I have one column, and it's 153 long, which is the table length.
I am creating the table by using TblSetItemStyle, Int, setting columnUsable,
and setting my CustomDrawProcedure, and then drawing the form.
Andrew,
I have created a table with two rows, height 24 each...
Is there any suggestions without pasting the code that anybody has?
As I recall, with some versions of the OS it doesn't handle well cells over 11
pixels high and taps are only detected in the top 11 pixels of a row. Do you
get
I did use tallCustomTableItem, and I tapped 50+ times to see if I could find
the spot... No events are generated at all no matter where I tap, except if
it's in the menu.
Andrew
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Is the table set as editable? That was an issue I encountered at one time...
JamesS
Andrew wrote:
Hi,
I have created a table with two rows, height 24 each, total table height is 48.
I have one column, and it's 153 long, which is the table length.
I am creating the table by using
No, it's not editable. Should it be? It's going to be for displaying
information.
Andrew
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In my case events weren't generated until I set it to editable. If it's
just for display, I think thats what you want.
If you want something to happen when an item is tapped, it should be
editable. You can disable the table highlighting with the EditIndicator
functions.
JamesS
Andrew wrote:
Here is the code I'm using:
// QUEUES...(relating to tickets)... each queue has a table
for (i = 0; i MAX_QUEUES; i++)
{
table = FrmGetObjectPtr(pForm, FrmGetObjectIndex(pForm, tableArray[i]));
numRows = TblGetNumberOfRows(table);
for(j = 0; j numRows; j++) {
Thanks a lot, it looks to be working great.
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Hi all,
I'm haveing strange event problems. I use the
normal event loop similar to this one :
static void EventLoop (void)
{
UInt16 error;
EventType event;
do
{
EvtGetEvent (event, evtWaitForever);
PreprocessEvent (event);
if (!
I have applicantions/graphics for several devices that support 65,000 colors.
When I try to port them to Palm the graphics look terrible. I understand this
is because Palm devices support fewer colors.
What is the graphics specification for the new Treo's 240 x 240 pixels. What
is the
availabe from: http://www.winsoft.sk/objects.htm
...i have a copy but haven't had a chance to evaluate it yet.
Just wondering others who have used it; your thoughts, strengths
and weaknesses.
I think this is the great idea, and something i would of thought
Palm would come up with especially
I am not sure. I don't think you can, becuase if memory serves me right, the
PalmOS is actually installed on the hard drive.
There may be something in the latest Palm SDK at Palm's PluggedIn Program
(http://pluggedin.palm.com/).
-Donald
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The PalmOS supports 65,000 colors on 16 bit devices. Make sure that you have
them declaired as 16 bit in the resource file (I am not sure if you are
using Codewarior or prc-tools or PODS).
-Donald
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I have applicantions/graphics
Found at :
http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/docs/palmos35/topissues.html
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Problem Symptom:
Tapping on the title bar doesn't bring up the menu
Problem Cause:
Application is intercepting the pen taps, or is not letting the system handle
the frmTitleSelectEvent.
Solution:
is there anything associated with this form's menu? just making a new form
wont let you use the menu.
andrew
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I have fiddled with Objects 2006. Coding in C# is like a breath of
fresh air over coding in C, but there are some issues with Objects
2006. The most glaring being that one cannot use the integrated
debugger in VS. Otherwise it is quite good though...On 4/18/06, Arrow [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, there is a menu associated with the form and a handler, also when
I tap on the menu button it works fine, but not when I click on the
title :| Any ideas?
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I've also read somewhere that native coordinates can be the cause of
the problem, checked this too, but that did not help
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...The most
glaring being that one cannot use the integrated debugger in VS. Otherwise it is
quite good though...thanks for the reply ugh, means u have to put
popup msgs all over the placethat's a show stopper
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Well, yes. It is back to the poor man's debugger. But I would still give it a try. It helps that popping up a message is as simple as:Utils.ShowMessage( This is a popup message );
The developers assure me that debugging is in the makes, though it has a lower priority than Objects for Windows and
Is your palm running with screen depth 8bit (with palette) or 16bits?
In my app I check the screen depth and if it is 8bit or less, I try to
switch it to 16bits. The WinScreenMode function will help you with that.
Jerome
marcbolh wrote:
I have applicantions/graphics for several devices
I tried out your code along with the palmVMLaunchbut when i run it, I
see the actual message and I actual have to click Send in order for it to be
in the inbox. I'm using a TREO 650, is there a way to create a message and
have it sent to the outbox without me seeing it.
Vadim [EMAIL
Thanks, Ton. And thanks for taking the time to take a look at my app! It was my
first (and so far only) palm app.
Dave
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To: Palm Developer Forum palm-dev-forum@news.palmos.com
Subject: Re: Converting
On 2006-04-18, Alex [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've also read somewhere that native coordinates can be the cause of
the problem, checked this too, but that did not help
Question: What version of PalmOS are you targeting?
Since you seem to be using the reporter I guess it is = 4.x.
On the PalmOS
Please if anyone has any info, it would be greatly appreciated
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Based on APIs from the Data and Resource Manager, the creator ID of an
application is a UInt32. How can I convert the UInt32 creator ID into a
4-letter string (like addr or calc...) and vice versa?
Thanks in advance.
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Hi,
I suggest a couple of ways:
1. If you convert the numeric value to hex format, each pair of characters will
be the ascii code of the letter:
ie:
CreatorID = 1633969266 = 61646472H = 'addr' = ASC(61H), ASC(64H), ASC(64H),
ASC(72H)
So convert the CreatorID to Hex, take each 2 characters and
In C code with prc-tools or CodeWarrior, you can just do a
multicharacter constant, e.g. 'Palm'. To go the other way, something
like
StrPrintF(buffer, %c%c%c%c, (char)(FourCC 24), (char)(FourCC
16), (char)(FourCC 8), (char)(FourCC));
I'm not sure of the order off the top of my head -- you
Am Mittwoch, den 19.04.2006, 02:13 + schrieb Phil:
Based on APIs from the Data and Resource Manager, the creator ID of an
application is a UInt32. How can I convert the UInt32 creator ID into
a 4-letter string (like addr or calc...)
UInt32 i_creatorID = 'abcd';
char s_creatorID[5];
P.S.: Of course the code below assumes that you are running on big
endian (m68k). If you want to port this to a non-endian system (e.g. ARM
code), you will need to convert i_creatorID to/from little_endian first.
Daniel
Am Mittwoch, den 19.04.2006, 07:30 +0200 schrieb Daniel Seifert:
Am
A UInt32 (unsigned long) is a location in memory that takes up 4 contiguous bytes of space and is usually aligned to a 2 or 4 byte address boundary. If it contains the value 'abcd', then you will find the bytes 'a', 'b', 'c', and 'd' in the space the UInt32 occupies.
Normally, a string abcd
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