Hello,
Where can I download a SDK for the GSPDA smartphones? I found nothing on
their website, and their customer support does not understand what a SDK is.
There must be some SDK to take advantage of these devices, isn't it?
Thanks, Alexander.
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character (small box).
The newline character \n works in string and other resources, but not
in checkboxes. Is this a bug?
Kind regards,
Alexander Lange.
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Hi Douglas,
AFAIK, it is a feature of Palm OS, which does not directly support multi-line
labels on controls.
I have seen applications that have multi-line checkboxes! So it must be
possible! It looks nicer because the checkbox is centered vertically on
the lines.
What I do is put the first
I have created a program under PalmOS already opening a socket and trying to connect to say google.com, and it will not connect because i can't seem to get it any sort of connectivity to the internet via the Emulator.
In the Emulator/Simulator, you must check the Redirect NetLib calls to
Host
Hi,
rua17 schrieb:
I want to display in a list the name and the last name of my clients, but in
some cases the string is to long, is there any function to truncate the
strings?
You can simply write a Null-terminator at the desired cutoff position:
string[max_length] = chrNull;
It looks nice to cut
Hello people,
I am using negative coordinates with WinDrawBitmap() to clip a bitmap
into my drawing window. I found that this works nicely in PalmOS 4 and 5.
But I could not find any documentation about whether negative
coordinates are officially supported or whether this is sheer luck. Can
I
Hello Ritu,
Can any body give me any sample which supports localization .
You can easily create overlays to your application resources. The
PalmOS will choose the right language then according to user settings.
Look into the SDK documentation.
Alexander.
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Hello Alexander.
Alexander R. Pruss schrieb:
You might not need low-density glyphs in your font if you check the screen
density and use FontTypeV1 fonts for low-density displays. In such a case,
you can make a font with fake low-density glyphs with fontconv which will
scale the high-density ones
Hello Kristian,
Kristian Austad schrieb:
Has anyone successfully displayed small fonts on a high-res Palm using
PRC-tools and PilRC? If so, I would greatly appreciate some insight.
I have got a dozen custom fonts in my application and it works fine.
Did you create a low-res font together with
Hello Ben,
Could you try recoding this as a call to TxtCompare? StrNCompare uses
this internally, and the call to TxtCompare should be faster than
StrNCompare if you know that you're dealing with a single-byte string.
With the kind help of Dan from PalmSource I determined that
StrNCompare()
Hello Alexandre,
char *PalmOS = NULL;
Very wrong! You must allocate enough memory for the character buffer
before you write to it:
char PalmOS[maxStrIToALen];
There is a constant maxStrIToALen that tells you how long the maximum
buffer size must be. Look into the API.
Regards, Alexander.
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Hello Ben,
There's been a thread at
http://www.cliesource.com/forums/showthread.php?s=threadid=44862 about
this.
Thanks for pointing me to this thread. So I know it is not a problem of
my TH55 unit in particular. As I wrote, playing XrOw in
Palm-to-Palm-mode which uses infrared transmission
contact the Sony developers for a report?
Kind regards,
Alexander Lange.
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Hello Wojtek,
Wojtek schrieb:
I get MemoryMgr.c, Line:3760, Invalid chunk ptr after my app exits.
Probably you have allocated a memory chunk with MemPtrNew() or
MemHandleNew() and it was not long enough. Check that you do not write
outside the boundaries. This is also the case when you
Hello John,
John Marshall schrieb:
If you read the font family specification [1], I think you'll agree that
it requires the family to contain a low-density font.
I re-read it and you are correct. But still, I cannot believe that I am
the only person with this problem. (That is, compiling the
Hello John,
Alexander hasn't said what version of PilRC he's using. Font families
got a lot less buggy in 3.1, so if he's using an older one, he should
certainly try it with 3.1 too.
I am using CodeWarrior 9.3 with Pilrc 3.1. I just peeked into the code
of font.c and found this in the main
Hello Aaron,
maybe it is in the spec of a font family that it requires the lo-res
font? ever thought about that? i am sure the check wouldn't be put there
unless there was a reason to put it there.
Then why is it possible with PalmSource's own Constructor to create
extended font resources with a
Hello LionScribe,
You can do it through constructer, see the sample code for teeny fonts at
Thanks, I had already read this article. Problem is, my whole
application is designed with Pilrc. Now the article supposes I create
the binary font resources with Pilrc, then put them in Constructor and
Hello everybody,
How can I create a font family (extended font resource) with Pilrc that
has got only one (1) high-res font member? I tried this way:
FONTFAMILY ID ItalicFontHiRes FONTID 130
BEGIN
FONT ItalicHiRes.pfn DENSITY 144
END
But Pilrc just crashes without an error message. :-(
I
Hi Mike,
I make my project,and get a 800K .prc.
It is too big,so I want to reduce the size of the .prc file.
I suppose you do not have 800 K of code, do you? Then probably you have
a lot of bitmaps in your resources. Reduce the resolution and color
depth of the bitmaps. Make them small enough
Hello folks,
Regis St-Gelais schrieb:
DlkGetSyncInfo(NULL,NULL,NULL,strpUserName,NULL,NULL);
Does anybody know how I can SET the user name? I found no API call for
this. Is it possible on the device?
Thanks, Alexander.
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Hello Dave,
Does anyone know of a keyboard or any other peripheral devices that are
compatible with PDA's with USB ports?
PDAs usually have a slave USB controler. They cannot handle peripherals.
Desktop PCs have USB master controlers, they can control slave devices.
One exception I know is the
Hello Ben,
Hello Ken,
I'm curious as to why you can't get access to resource data.
I've tried again and I was wrong in my first posting. Obviously I can
load resources. But my colleague told me he tried a FrmLoadForm() and it
didn't work.
Though if you signed the NDA and have access to the
Hello folks,
I am writing an application that is launched through the command bar. It
starts on top of other applications (for looking up something), so I
don't have global variables nor can I open resources. Therefore I must
create the form myself, which is no problem with FrmNewForm().
I
Hello Tony,
Tony Cheung schrieb:
I am worrying about I may not be able to squeeze all functions (for
handling all non-sysAppLaunchCmdNormalLaunch) into this 32K segment. Is
there any way to break this 32K barrier for handling those launch codes?
Only the PilotMain must be in the first 32K
Hello Steve,
Steve Sabram schrieb:
I'm in the middle of writing a fairly large PalmOS app (~300K) and I am
noticing that when I bring up tips and a dialog on top of another
dialog, the background is not being saved of the parent dialog.
Maybe the PalmOS doesn't have enough memory to save and
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