looks like you are reading from an uninitialized variable. check and make
sure that you're getting a valid pointer to your field.
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Behalf Of JAMES S HAINES
Sent: Saturday, April 24, 2004 6:46 PM
To: Palm
Unless someone knows something I don't, there's not much of a program here
for you. However, Palm does sell 'open box' units at tantalizingly low
prices...
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Behalf Of Cliff
Sent: Tuesday, March 02, 2004 10:16
yes, a location would be just dandy...
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Behalf Of David Orriss Jr
Sent: Thursday, February 19, 2004 3:51 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: Guess what's available for download... :)))
Flex wrote:
It would probably be good if you told us what problems you are having. but
if charsP is a pre-existing string that you want to copy, you would need to
do:
MemPtrNew(sizeof(Char) * (StrLen(charsP) + 1))
The '+1' is for the null at the end of the string.
Best,
Colin
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Howdy folks, I've got an application that will be deployed on the Tungsten
W, and one of the requests that has been made of me is to block incoming
phonecalls in certain situations. There's not a lot of documentation or
examples out there for this sort of thing, but the Telephony API seems to
scratch that, i think i just figured something out. sorry for posting and
then figuring out my own problem an hour later :(
colin
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Mitchell
Sent: Sunday, June 29, 2003 3:54 PM
To: Palm Developer
i was successful in connecting to the palm database and retrieving the
records using the ReadNext method..
Using the function ByteArrayToBSTR i was able to retrive the
string values..
but then i have problem in retrieving Floating point values from the
ByteArray.
Don't you have a
I assume you're asking if you can create a database in Access. The answer
to your question is most assuredly yes.
Was there something else you wanted to know?
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narender reddy
Sent: Wednesday,
My database will have these fields:
Code,Product,Embal,Value
Sometimes,I'll need to find a record using the Code, another
time, using the
Product name. Which function can I use to search into a database
and return
me the record index or the record unique id in less than a second, without
This really has nothing specific to do with the Palm. Anyway, chars and
ints are essentially interchangable in C. For example:
int c = 65;
printf(%c, c); - prints A
char c = 'A';
printf(%d, c); - prints 65
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StrAToI and StrIToA?
(I don't know the params off the top of my head)
-Craig
--- Colin Mitchell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This really has nothing specific to do with the
Palm. Anyway, chars and
ints are essentially interchangable in C. For
example:
int c = 65;
printf(%c, c
for
transmission). However, if you're only going to use this for a specific
setup (i.e. Palm to Intel or vice versa) then this is probably
more trouble
than it's worth.
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From: Colin Mitchell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 03 June 2002 21:04
To: Palm Developer Forum
What effect does byte ordering have on serial communication?
Not much.
If you try to send an UInt16 as 2 bytes you will get a problem (if the
other end works reversed).
Just send it as a text string then.
Even better, write/use the requisite functions to define a consistient
ordering
Hey all - I'm asking a question that I hope has a simple answer, but I can't
find anything on it in the KB, on the web, or on the mailing list archive.
My problem is this - I want to do some profiling of my application, which
I've developed with CW v7. But when I read through the text file that
I've recently discovered the joy of using a wakeup handler to do essentially
this:
http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/docs/recipes/sermgrreceivewakeup.html
HTH - Colin
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Hayes
Sent: Monday, April
you're lacking any useful details here, but in short - if you have a conduit
and some data stored somewhere, this should be a no-brainer.
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Venugopal B
Sent: Friday, April 05, 2002 2:14 PM
To: Palm
I have this book and I've found it to be handy a bunch of times, but it
doesn't always give me the detail level I want. It does have chapters on IR
and network programming, but I'd never recommend it if those are the only
two topics you want it for.
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From: [EMAIL
Put 14 thumbtacks on your desk, pointy side up.
Randomly seed a table in the same shape as the tack layout.
turn the device screen downwards drop onto the tacks.
If the screen is still readable when you pick it up, you should be able to
determine which number has fewest pin-holes in it...
So sorry for this coming novice question, how do you declare global
variables as I'm writing a fewC files. I'm not too sure when will the
variable cease to exsist. Is it possible to declare a variable that
exist throught the lifespan of the program using CodeWarrior 7 ?
Try this - in
I don't know how the Symbol API works, but I've written some code to do
signature capturing, and I'm having pretty good luck with it. I'd recommend
checking out Palm's Bitmap API:
http://oasis.palm.com/dev/kb/manuals/1715.cfm
I haven't written a conduit for it, but I'd suspect it's probably a
Thanks for you'r input Richard Burmeister, you're probally one of
the least helpful I've seen lately. Yes, Troy is my real name.
You'd be surprised to find out how long I have been reviewing this
forum, I usally do that before I join any. Maybe in the past this
was a better forum, but
Hey All - Sounds like a good book idea to me! I'm unhappy with different
aspects of all of the Palm books I own, enough so that I've thought about
writing my own, or putting together a website with everything I think I've
learned about writing PalmOS code (and I have a lot more to learn).
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