Looks like code out of the Palm Programming Bible. I ran into this not too
long ago working with the examples.
FrmGetGadgetData(form, gadgetIndex);
actually returns a pointer to the data and not a handle. I had to modify
from the example in the book and everything worked fine. Use a data
poin
y help would be
appreciated. Thanks
Brett
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es at the first attempt to open the database. I would appreciate
any input. Thanks!
Brett Luelling
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ropInfo.dbName, "SIR");
DB->fieldPropInfo.fieldNum = 5;
DB->fieldPropInfo.passwords = DB->passwords;
DB->fieldPropInfo.fieldProp.name = "Comments";
DB->fieldPropInfo.fieldProp.type = tdbFtText;
DB->fieldPropInfo.fieldProp.props.text.defaultStr = "empty&
I'm using a ThinkDB database to store information and everytime I try to
create the fields for the third record my MemSet function returns a NULL.
Do I have to free the memory MemSet uses? Am I running out of heap space?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I don't know if it uses tasks or packagesit is a program with freely
available source. I actually don't know Ada yet (although I know C/C++ well
so I just need to study up I think), and I haven't taken a detailed enough
look to learn much about the language features that are used.
I figure i
I have a console program written in Ada, and I want to port it onto palm.
Rather than rewrite the whole thing, I was hoping that I could put
everything that needs to change into seperate functions that I can rewrite,
and somehow compile the Ada as it is. Are the ada compilers? Any other
suggesti
