Thanks. Somehow my eyes have forever so far missed "seeing"
DmOpenDatabaseInfo() listed in the documentation. However, now I'm confused.
What Jeff said below is what I would like to be the case, and I've no doubt the
misunderstandings are mine, but what they are so far eludes me.
My app runs
I'll take a stab:
If the compiler treats the 20,000 constant as an Int16, when you mutiply by
2 you go over the 2^15 = 32768 limit, which would roll you back around to
some negative number. But, if the number is bigger than an Int16 can handle,
maybe the compiler treats it as an Int32 or a UInt16 .
1. what compiler?
2. what code is generated in each case?
On 1/26/07, Lionscribe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Can anyone explain me why the code
MemPtrNew(4); works fine,
while the code
MemPtrNew(2*2); fails.
I tried it in many variations (with
large numbers), and it is always the
same. Th
Can anyone explain me why the code
MemPtrNew(4); works fine,
while the code
MemPtrNew(2*2); fails.
I tried it in many variations (with
large numbers), and it is always the
same. The same happens with
MemHandleNew.
LionScribe
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On 1/25/07, Bruce Waters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> After a crash, I want my app on next launch to programmatically close any
> of its databases left open. There does not seem to be any good way to do
> this selectively -- that is, no way to relate the LocalID of a database
> found to be open
To address your technical question, DmNextOpenDatabase() returns a
DmOpenRef. Use it with DmOpenDatabaseInfo() to get the CardNo and LocalID.
Use those with DmDatabaseInfo() to learn just about anything you want to
about the database. You should be able to identify the ones that are yours,
and clos
After a crash, I want my app on next launch to programmatically close any of
its databases left open. There does not seem to be any good way to do this
selectively -- that is, no way to relate the LocalID of a database found to be
open still, to the DmOpenRef returned by using DmNextOpenDatabase
just set a bit in programe database, most IDE has an option for that.
I have not use PODS, sorry for cann't test.
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I remind it's saved on the network not on terminal
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Hi,
I know the "real" info has to be read from the net
Hello all!
I know there is a Palm CDK (Conduit Dev. Kit) for Windows.
But is there one for Mac OS X?
Nikolai F.
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Rabindra Nayak wrote:
> you can learn J2ME because it is platform independent and future mobile
> will be javadevice.
C# is also platform independent. It works on Windows and Windows Mobile ;)
But I'd go for C# first, but for pure economical reason...
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On 1/25/07, Rabindra Nayak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
you can learn J2ME because it is platform independent and future mobile
will be javadevice.
thats what they told us in 1995, about java.
so, i jumped on the bandwagon.. got certified in 1999, started teaching
classes and got into the mobil
you can learn J2ME because it is platform independent and future mobile will
be javadevice.
rabindra
Ekra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dear All,
I wanted to learn some extra in PDA.
I am currently working as Palm Appln developer in C language.
I have some options I can learn Symbian or .net
Here's my code, I intended to turn off the LCD programmatically, but they are
not working
Err err = SysLibLoad( kHWUtilsType, kHWUtilsCreator, &HWURef );
if ( err == 0 )
{
loaded = true;
}
HWUOpen( HWURef );
Err err = HWUEnableDi
Alan Ingleby wrote:
>
> I can't see an API which will allow me to detect the
> usable state of a control. I know I can go directly
> to the ControlAttrType structure on only versions of
> the OS, but what about a correct way?
The reason why there's probably no CtlGetUsable is because CtlSetUsab
The fields are not in a table.
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> If your fields are in a table u have structure named
> UIColorTableEntries;
>
> in that u can use "UIFieldText".
>
> to change text color
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