Not directly on the Palm platform. You'll have to implement it yourself.
Dilek Özgü wrote:
Hi
I want to format a number using a mask like this : ###,###,###.##
double a;
a = 19000.50;
I will print "a value" as 19,000.50
or
125000.40 => 125,000.40
Is there any function for doing this (formattin
Amazon first advertised "A Dance With Dragons" by Geoge R R Martin as
available in May 2002.
I am still waiting for the author to finish writing it.
So forgive me if I have a little chuckle at 8 days
Dr. Vesselin Bontchev wrote:
ha! you'll be lucky, they've only just admitted to it existin
ha! you'll be lucky, they've only just admitted to it existing, I hardly
think the SDK is the next thing to be released
anyeway there'a more info here...
http://www.clieuk.co.uk/index.shtml
and on a serious point, I'd imagine it would have VFS or NVFS as an
access method, purely for backward
Ben,
What about PODS?
Ben Combee wrote:
At 09:41 AM 5/6/2005, you wrote:
Hello, I'm lloking for an ARM compiler to build a PNO object. I'm
moving there some math code which is a bit too heavy for my realtime
application. Months ago I tried this, but the ARM compilers of that
time wasn't able to
oooh no 3 ways... take a picture of the device and photoshopan emulator
screenshot onto it...
Scott Erickson wrote:
Hi,
How can I take a screen shot of my app while it is running on the
device? Im using a treo 650, I could take them from the simulator with
normal Windows screen shots, but t
2 ways... emulator or camera :-)
Scott Erickson wrote:
Hi,
How can I take a screen shot of my app while it is running on the
device? Im using a treo 650, I could take them from the simulator with
normal Windows screen shots, but the skin isnt the same and they dont look
very good. This is
12 days to write, so I made 2 days for
free :-)
regards,
Chris Brooks.
Mishael Kim wrote:
just wondering how much you guys charge for contract work.
It's a fairly small simple application that I think should take about a week to finish. Thanks.
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so 6% is 'popular' - I think not.
"Majority" means "more than the others" (or "more than the half" in some contexts). In
that aspect, the majority of computer users are Windows users. "Popular" means that there is a large enough
population of users - even though other OSes might have even more us
ickly. It has no chance to spread
to a widescale audience.
>> Virus writers target any *popular* platform - not necessarily only
the majority one.
What is the difference between 'popular' and 'majority' exactly?
Chris Brooks.
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Andre,
This line...
StrCopy( FieldText, RecordPtr[*Offset]);
Should read
StrCopy( FieldText, RecordPtr+(*Offset));
The problem you have there is because using [] means an index into an
array...
for example
char test[10];
test[3] = 'A';
this code makes the fourth character (indexes start at z
a larger audience.
Still, I'm sure we've all been over this ground far too much.
regards,
Chris Brooks.
Dr. Vesselin Bontchev wrote:
Quicker than non existent PalmOS viruses :-)
PalmOS viruses are not "non existent". There is a whole one of them. :-)
See, for instance, this
Smoking kills you slowly. But, I guess, you're not in a hurry. :-)
Quicker than non existent PalmOS viruses :-)
Chris Brooks.
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Your original Question. "there is some startup code that calls PilotMain"
and my answer was correct. so it *was* your question
"The position of the entry point in the code 1 resource is probably also
compiler-dependent"
No, it would not be, the *name* could be different, the position could
Yeah, I was right... it's declared like this:-
UInt32 __Startup__ ( void )
{
}
Dr. Vesselin Bontchev wrote:
Hello folks,
When an executable application is loaded by PalmOS, where is the point that
receives control first? No, it is not PilotMain - it's much before that; there
is some startup code
I believe it's called __startup__
Chris Brooks
Dr. Vesselin Bontchev wrote:
Hello folks,
When an executable application is loaded by PalmOS, where is the point that
receives control first? No, it is not PilotMain - it's much before that; there
is some startup code that calls PilotMa
Archana,
Without a bit more information, and possible the section of the code in
question we can't really help.
Provide some more info and I'll be happy to take a look.
Chris Brooks
Archana Brahmankar wrote:
Hi,
I have one data base & two structure in database. One is for Class n
Kristian,
For the colour shadow effect (assuming you're running 16-bit colour) you
could get the data from the screen where the shadow is to be applied,
then lower each RGB value a littel it and copy it back to the screen.
You could also look at the copy options, on WinPaintBitmap or similar
wh
and the .h to .hpp if the class is all in-line.
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> Scott, I've read somewhere that if the source file doesn
umm did you allocate a hostPtr?
Chris.
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please don't send tests which are 84K in size!
Chris.
p.s. the forum works, there is no need to test it :-)
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m is that i have no
idea how
> to change MemMove api with my code, i know nothing about hacks and
traps...
>
> Chris Brooks wrote:
> > What the author has done is to create a bitmap 160x160 the used MemMove
to
> > copy the back buffer to the screen, this makes you get a
to move it to the screen.
This causes Pixel doubling (or more), so the game looks low-res and blocky,
but at least it works.
If you want to see what I mean try my freeware game CaveRun ( look on
PalmGear for it) I think it should work with a T5.
Chris Brooks
p.s. I really must make it hi-res
Scott
Have you tried putting the device in debug mode, and using it as the debug
target?
Chris.
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Sent: Monday, April 25, 2005 3:14 PM
Subject: error checking and debuging on
1. The emulator/simulator will warn you about any memory still allocated
when you exit the Palm App.
2. GUI testing is down to you, there isn't anything that smart available for
any system I have ever come across. If you wanted it automanted, you could
use the emulator/simulator and WebRunner.
3.
As a matter of interest - could you have an Application and a Shared Library
with the same Creator ID, so if you delete the App the Lib goes to?
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hey will show up as one item in 'delete'
Best to use separate creator ID's for the programs.
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Tony,
Items are clumped together by Creator ID, so if you have 3 programs and 5
databases then they will show up as one item in 'delete'
Best to use separate creator ID's for the programs.
Chris Brooks.
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You need to Cast the type for GetObjectPtr like this:-
ListPtr listP;
listP =(ListPtr) GetObjectPtr (form, PATsList)
Chris.
Andre Augusto wrote:
Hello, and thanks for the Tip!!! By the way, usually this errors
appear to me because I have some examples written in C, but I compile
to C++, because o
The best way to do this is export the data from the MDB into a CSV file,
then use something like pdbdump to convert it to a PDB file.
direct conversion would require you to write a databse read/writer
yourself, using C++ VB or something like that.
Chris
sachin jesukaran wrote:
hi,
i want to kn
Vesselin,
I was j/k :-)
I don't personally know the answer, but you might have a look at the
projects which are making Linux run on the PlamOS, they have boot-kernels
which may supply the answer to you question.
Chris B
If you like quick, dirty and perl all at the same time, you could just
do a hotsync then use pdbdump to extract the data.
have a google for "pdbdump perl" and you should b able to find the perl
modules you need.
ULStudent:Robert.Conlon wrote:
Hi,
I have created an application that contains
he he he, thinking of writing a virus then?
Dr. Vesselin Bontchev wrote:
BTW, where is the bootstrap loader of PalmOS? Can it be accessed and can it be
modified on those devices that have Flash ROM?
Regards,
Vesselin
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How about when the virus installs itself into flash?
Miro Pomsar wrote:
The "no-notify" reset is such a "know-clean state" as no applications (not
even system) are launched (notified).
I would consider this a virus-free environment, I don't know (which doesn't
imply there is) any way this could be
You don't seem to be setting the Recordindex value. it will not be
initialised when you run. Set it to Zero and try again.
Chris.
chirag chauhan wrote:
Hi,
I am getting error "MemoryMgr.c, Line: 4384, Free Handle." at MemHandleLock function. I
have search forums and I found out that "This means
Andre,
Yes, return NULL
Andre Augusto wrote:
Hello everybody!
I want to use the next funciton, in a C++ app for Palm, using
Codewarrior v9. The problem is when I compile the project, there is an
error that I can't solve.
The function is intended to read the text from a field. In the last
lin
ge numbers of
bitmaps and things, rather than using the editor.
Chris Brooks.
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sorry, it's Garnet not Cobalt.
Same feeling apply though.
Scott Erickson wrote:
I work for a software firm that develops anti-v software for
smartphones and PDAs. FB-4, Inc. (www.fb-4.com) I am trying to
port our windows mobile VirusGard program over to Palm OS Garnet.
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What a waste of time, there no viruses for Cobalt
you're just feeding on peoples parsanoia.
Nothing personal, but I hate this kind of software, it's marketing to
peoples insecurities, not to peoples needs.
I'll get my coat.
Scott Erickson wrote:
I work for a software firm that develops anti-v
the assembler you are using is 68000 and you're trying to convert it to x86.
The best thing to do here is to use something like
unsigned char racer_gamn[] =
{
0x03,0xff,0x00,0x00,0xff,0x00,0x00,0xf1...etc
};
now where
GetGamn() is called in the code, just use racer_gamn.
Chris Brooks.
V
The Obvious place to go is SQLite itself
this is the link for the PalmOS port.
http://www.sqlite.org/cvstrac/wiki?p=SqlitePalm
Frédéric DESSALLIEN wrote:
hi all,
Does anyone have heared of sqlite on Palm ?
I think it's quite complicated to compile on 64k and i have heared
about a try based on
How about changing
attr.justification = rightAlign;
to
attr.justification = leftAlign;
if you want it left justified?
Orasanu Iuliana wrote:
I tried this:
AppInfo Info;
field = FrmGetObjectPtr(form, FrmGetObjectIndex(form, MainListaTable));
FldGetAttributes (field, &attr);
attr.justification = rig
Hi,
I have a form which is not picking up penMoveEvent, another form in the same
application is working fine, but the first one is not.
Can anyone think of a reason for this, I'm at a complete loss.
Chris Brooks
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Do You Yahoo!?
Every
Ian,
Have you tried averaging the pen position over a number of steps?
I found with my drawing program, it gave much smoother lines than just
taking the absolute position each time.
Chris.
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that rate.
Chris.
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Marek,
I initially developed the game on a M515, then also on a T3 after I had
newer OS troubles (nothing beats testing on the real thing)
It's freeware, look for CaveRun on PalmGear, and try for yourself, touching
the screen makes no difference at all to the game.
Here is the event loop used in
JSY,
There's no cout , the PalmOS is a GUI, so you'll have to use StrPrintF() to
format it, and WinDrawChars() to put it on the screen.
For converting a string to an integer use StrAToI()
Chris.
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Marek,
I had a similar problem with my event loop in a game.
I solved it by detecting pen events right after GetEvent(&event,0); rather
than passing them through all the normal hoops.
Another way it to ignore them total and just get the pen state directly in
each iteration of the game loop.
Ho
The ones that work.
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Sent: Thursday, February 10, 2005 10:28 PM
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ashutosh,
You're right, this has nothing to do with Palms, you're better off posting
this in a GSM forum.
However, I think the command you need is AT+CNUM which retuns the subscriber
(i.e. phone) number.
regards,
Chris
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Pablo,
Put this in your header file :-
CString FloatATexto(float numero, int cantDecimales);
and the rest of the function in one source file only, then it will work.
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Sent: 18 September 2003 13:57
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Ricardo,
What exactly is the problem, what symptoms are you seeing?
Chris
p.s. this code is very ropey :-
if (selectedDev < gDiscoveredBdAddr){
s=(Char *)MemPtrNew(sizeof(BDevs[selectedDev].friendlyName));
StrCopy(s,BDevs[selectedDev].friendlyName);
}
else {
s=(Char *)MemPtrNew(sizeof(
A quick and easy way of doing this is to have a bitmap placed on the form,
which is the size of the LCD display, 160x160 or whatever, the bitmap will
be drawn first, and the controls on top of it.
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n definition, just place it in a header file, and include that
header file into every source file which needs it.
Chris Brooks
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Sent: 17 September 2003 13:33
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: newie question on c++
Where shal
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