If you don't want to use C/C++ but still want an industrial strength
solution then I whole heartedly recommend Winsoft PocketStudio3. It is
Object Pascal for the Palm and comes with a lot of examples (around 70
at last count) ranging from accessing the Memo/Address Book, getting the
battery
First record is index == 0.
Read the chapter Data and Resource Manager in the *Palm OS Reference*, and
the chapter Files and Databases in the *Palm OS Programmer's Companion*,
vol. I.
On Jan 9, 2008 1:12 AM, vic732 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ok， thanks a lot， what 's the starting index , zero
ok， thanks a lot， what 's the starting index , zero or one?
according my test, it is one.
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Have a look at NS Basic/Palm as well. It's very widely used.
George Henne
NS BASIC Corporation
http://www.nsbasic.com
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
The new Files application provides 'select file and folder' common
dialogs. Some applications (Real Player, Docs To Go) uses this common
dialog. Does anybody know if Palm documented the API and if so, where I
can find it?
Thanks,
Mert Saglam
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I would say that you have correctly evaluated those 3 tools. What we find
is that C (in the Dev Suite) requires the most code, and SF the least. What
you give up is low-level control (although you can get that back with C
extensions in SF); what you gain is abstraction. Less code means less
Hi,
Read the PDN guide (the pdf one)...
~Ryan
On 1/9/08, Mert Saglam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The new Files application provides 'select file and folder' common
dialogs. Some applications (Real Player, Docs To Go) uses this common
dialog. Does anybody know if Palm documented the API and if
