Edward Jones wrote:
> have you ever got a Bluetooth adapter to
> work with the Simulator?
AFAIK the Simulator does not support Bluetooth at all. When I had to debug
Bluetooth stuff in my app I just connected a real T3 to the CW 9.3 debugger
with a serial cable (but I'm told it should work unde
I've been at it all day, and nothing works.
Here is my latest attempt:
FormPtr tmp;
tmp = FrmInitForm(frmPopup);
FrmSetActiveForm(tmp); // So it will receive the pendowns
FrmSetEventHandler(tmp, (FormEventHandlerPtr) frmPopupMsgEventH); // Since
we won't be going through the EventLoop(), this is r
Hi guys,
I fixed it.
It was ( of course ;-) a stupid error. I used a non-existing database
in my code :-( .
Before I sound too stupid: It was in an error handling code, where the
program couldn't find a needed DB and wanted to clean up. Some some code
still wanted to use the non-existing d
Dean Gahlon wrote:
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Luc Le Blanc wrote:
> BTW, StrRchr doesn't exist. I have to write it too ;)
should be StrChr, such exists
It should *not* be StrChr; Aaron's initial suggestion was to do
StrRChr(path, '/')
to get the last '/' character. Us
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> Luc Le Blanc wrote:
> > BTW, StrRchr doesn't exist. I have to write it too ;)
>
> should be StrChr, such exists
It should *not* be StrChr; Aaron's initial suggestion was to do
StrRChr(path, '/')
to get the last '/' character. Using StrChr woul
Michal Seliga wrote:
> Luc Le Blanc wrote:
> > BTW, StrRchr doesn't exist. I have to write it too ;)
> should be StrChr, such exists
No because you have to find the last / in the pathname, so you need to start
from the end, hence StrRChr. Here's my (yet) untested code:
Char *StrRChr( Char *str
Luc Le Blanc wrote:
> BTW, StrRchr doesn't exist. I have to write it too ;)
should be StrChr, such exists
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Aaron Ardiri wrote:
> On Jan 29, 2008 6:00 PM, Luc Le Blanc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Is there an API to extract the VFS filename from a fully
> > qualified name that includes the path?
> filename = StrRChr(path, '/');
> if (filename != NULL) filename++;
> basic string routines? not sure if
The best thing to do it is to create a new form, which does not respond to any
penDowns, show the form, and then do the long function. When done, post a
frmCloseEvent, which should be handled after all the penDown events.
Once you have this form, you can add a progress bar to it, as the previous
On Jan 28, 2008 11:12 PM, Jonathan Carse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does anyone have any reading material on the subject of security by
> obfuscation with Palm binaries?
yes.
an old post on the topic (discussion a concept)
http://www.mail-archive.com/palm-dev-forum@news.palmos.com/msg05201.html
Wow, so that's how to hack-proof your code. I'm interested now in more
info...
On Jan 28, 2008 7:23 PM, Jonathan Carse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hmm... Interesting.
> There is actually a lot to obfuscation, not just renaming functions.
> For a simple example, you can take the line:
>
> x++;
>
On Jan 29, 2008 6:00 PM, Luc Le Blanc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there an API to extract the VFS filename from a fully qualified name that
> includes the path?
filename = StrRChr(path, '/');
if (filename != NULL) filename++;
basic string routines? not sure if thats what your looking for; bu
I used WinSetCoordinateSystem(kCoordinatesDouble) in my program and it
squished all my forms to the top left corner. I want to keep using 320 x
320. How do i expand all those forms?
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Oops...what i meant was the rcp file
"Diana Tang" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>I want to draw in the objects in the prc file with the 320 x 320
>resolution. I'm using a treo 680. I want to have a gadget that 320 pixels
>wide...how would i do that? Can I just ch
I want to draw in the objects in the prc file with the 320 x 320 resolution.
I'm using a treo 680. I want to have a gadget that 320 pixels wide...how
would i do that? Can I just change all the values in the prc value by
doubling everything. I believe standard values for the prc file is 160.
Is there an API to extract the VFS filename from a fully qualified name that
includes the path?
Luc Le Blanc
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Thanks for that, works a treat! Out of interest, (and I'm sorry that I
am off topic in this forum ;)) have you ever got a Bluetooth adapter to
work with the Simulator? I see a lot of posts about it on the Bluetooth
forum but there doesn't seem to be one particular answer?
Regards
Edward Jones
On Jan 29, 2008, at 4:12 AM, Leandro Pelorosso wrote:
> I found a work around, but I don't really like it. If,
> instead of returing the pointer, I give its value to a
> global pointer before leaving the function, I can
> retrieve it correctly from outside.
>
> what do you think?
I think there's
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>
> Is it possible to use the Simulator to debug incoming serial data?
Right Click on the simulator: Settings --> Communication --> Communication
Ports...
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For info
You have to give user feedback while doing your long operation, so
the users won't think the unit has frozen and start tapping away at
the screen. A long operation is anything that can take more than a
few seconds!
If something is going to take just a few seconds, but longer than a
second, y
I recall having a similar issue. I created a loop to eat the events,
but it didn't always work. I never found a solution that worked 100%.
Bob.
That's a nice idea.
However, it didn't seem to work:
PerformLongOperation();
do
{
EvtGetEvent(&evt, 1);
} while(evt.eType != nilEvent);
I generate
Hi!,
Thanks for the reply,
my function returns a pointer to a char array,
initially it returned a char*, but when I saw what
happened I changed the type to MemPtr to see if that
were the problem. To display the value of the pointer
I use sprintf(_buffer,"%p", pointer) and then I show
_buffer w
Is it possible to use the Simulator to debug incoming serial data? I
would like to use the Simulator so that once connected to my development
environment I can step through the code to see what is going on.
Obviously if anyone has used a different method of debugging incoming
serial data I woul
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