Thanks for your suggestions.
Yes I am using the multiple code segments.. Is that causing this problem?
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From: %%email.bounce%% [mailto:%%email.bounce%%] On Behalf Of Jeff Loucks
Sent: Tuesday, January 08, 2008 3:21 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: RE: unable to use StrPr
Hard to say at this point. We need more code context and you need more study
on pointers.
Segmentation can be a problem because inter-segment jump tables are stored
in globals. Some launch methods do not create globals for your app, and
without globals you cannot access code in other segments. If
Thanks . you are right no point in asking questions.. I am working on
pointers now.. Still if i have queries , will let out .. Anyway thank u
so much for helping me until..
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From: %%email.bounce%% [mailto:%%email.bounce%%] On Behalf Of Jeff Loucks
Sent: Tuesday, January 08,
No, it should and does work like it's documented.
You increment the index yourself, because it begins each search at the index
you pass it. That allows you to specify the first record you are interested
in, and then iterate from there.
On Jan 8, 2008 1:47 AM, vic732 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> y
ye, i have seen this note , but why pass a int pointer not int value to this
function, i think it should work like i mentioned.
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vic732 said (on or about) 01/08/2008 04:47:
ye, i have seen this note , but why pass a int pointer not int value to this
function, i think it should work like i mentioned.
It sounds like you need to write your own function that does what you
want it to do.
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There's two possible problems: one, you don't allocate enough memory for the
buffer for StrPrintF, or two, you dispose of it too quickly.
I use the following code in Codewarrior a decent amount for error checking. The
important thing to note is the buffer must be the maximum size that StrPrintF
On Jan 8, 2008 3:45 PM, Brown, Steve <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am looking for any information on creating an autorun solution for palm
> OS. What I need is to basically insert an SD card and have the handheld
> automatically copy files to the a specified location on the handheld (which
> may
I am looking for any information on creating an autorun solution for
palm OS. What I need is to basically insert an SD card and have the
handheld automatically copy files to the a specified location on the
handheld (which may include a different SD card). Any help would be
much appreciated.
S
Look at section 11.4 in the Palm Developer's guide. There is a subsection
that talks about autorun.
/**
Heath Schaefer
Product Engineer
Sporlan Division, Parker Hannifin Corporation
636.239.7711 x243
***
I'm getting ready to start a new project for the Palm PDAs.
What IDE/Compiler would you all recommend? I have looked at Handheld-Basic
and Garnet OS Dev Suite a little bit. I have seen a few people mention
CodeWarrior but I haven't been able to find it - it looks like it was
bought out.
/***
for basic business applications you cannot beat Satellite Forms
(http://www.satelliteforms.net/)
Lee Church
www.mobitechsystems.com
From: %%email.bounce%@ [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
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Sent: Tuesday, January 08, 2008 9:43
It passes a pointer for the index parameter because the next record in the
specified category might be 0, 1, 12, or 100 records from the index you
pass in to start from. The index returned is the index of the next record
in the category -- which is the index of the record returned by the
funct
Thanks for the link and suggestion.
My goal would be to develop an application that will be using the serial
port on the Tungsten models. Will Satellite forms allow me control over
this?
/**
Heath Schaefer
Product Engineer
Sporlan Division, Park
[quote]for basic business applications you cannot beat Satellite Forms
(http://www.satelliteforms.net/)[/quote]
Actually the Handheld Basic (HB++) beats Sattelite Forms on all aspects,
including productivity, performance, and price.
Take a look:
http://www.handheld-basic.com
Cheers,
Caio Proi
Your right. Sat. forms isn't very good. IMO, at least.
I'd recommend Dev Suite, but if you don't know C, then HB++ is pretty good.
On Jan 8, 2008 3:14 PM, Caio Proiete <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> [quote]for basic business applications you cannot beat Satellite Forms (
> http://www.satelliteform
I am currently considering HB++, Satellite Forms and the Garnet OS Dev
Suite.
The satellite holds my interest mainly because of its claim to support
both Pocket PC and Palm applications. In other words, I could build for a
palm device then change my target and build for a ppc device. Obviously,
Heath Schaefer wrote:
> The satellite holds my interest mainly because of its claim to
> support both Pocket PC and Palm applications. In other words,
> I could build for a palm device then change my target and build
> for a ppc device. Obviously, there are some limitations here but
> nothing else
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