Ok, for the program I'm writing for myself, I need to
pull the text
entered in 5 fields down so it can be stored in a
struct - the way
i'm going about it is getting the field pointer, then
the text
pointer, then storing the text in the struct using
StrCopy. I'm
getting a bus error, though, and I'
And as far as initializing a group of them, there's a
number you can attach to it to signify what group you
want them to be in - they just have to be the same
number... that is to say, if you have a group of 3
pushbuttons and another group of 4 pushbuttons, if you
assign the 3 to group number 10 a
smiles*)
That's the jist of what I'm looking to do - should I
go about it another way?
-Craig
--- Keith Rollin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At 10:10 PM -0700 6/1/02, Craig Belson wrote:
> >... but if the FormPtr is called frmP, the bus
> error occurs at the
> >l
Ok, I realized I glossed over some of the details by
accident - I'll pick apart your response and add them
in... :-)
--- Keith Rollin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At 10:27 PM -0700 6/1/02, Craig Belson wrote:
> >I have 5 fields that can accept text, and a struct
> that I cr
Thanks :-)
-Craig
--- Craig Belson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ok, I realized I glossed over some of the details by
> accident - I'll pick apart your response and add
> them
> in... :-)
> --- Keith Rollin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > At 10:27 PM -0700 6/1/02
OK, I've probably looked past this about 12 times
already, but I'm getting a low memory read for no
apparent reason on the following line...
newrecordhandle=DmNewRecord(dbref,ptrtoendindex,sizeofdbrec);
dbref is the DmOpenRef for this particular database,
ptrtoendindex is the UInt16* to a UInt16
valid for some reason. You didn't try to initialize
> it after a switch
> statement but before a case label, did you? :-)
>
> -- Keith
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Craig Belson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, June 03, 2002 8:34 PM
> To:
How does definitely maybe sound for an answer? :-)
I know that in an application I'm working on, 2 of the
fields are for prices - when I was putting the form
together in CW Constructor, it gave me a checkbox
marked "Numeric" that I could check - if it's checked,
it'll only allow 0-9 and a decimal
--- Richard Bell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does anyone out there know what happened to the
> Insider utility?
>
> Its probably one of the most useful PalmOS utilities
> I have and it seems
> that MysticSoftware
> (www.iro.umontreal.ca/~beaulis/pilot.html) is long
> since gone.
>
> Is there
> Then isn't it a bit misleading for the 4.0
> documentation to state
> that this function is available for PalmOS 3.5?
>
> Is there any chance of PalmOS releasing a
> documentation set that
> includes the OS versions functions are known to be
> broken on, not
> just those for which a partially w
also known as "Where have you gone, Keith Rollin?" :-)
Ok, first off, I'll get the paranoid question out of
the way first - I'm running the 3.3 emulator right
now, but dl'ing 3.5 as we speak - do i just
install/unzip it right over the other one?
And now for my other question, the one that's been
Have you tried doing this without the project file in
place? I may be reading your code wrong, but the way
I see it, you could theoretically get down to and
execute the locking code without having the
prerequisites for it, first... I think this might make
it a bit clearer - you have:
this
---
(sorry - I hit send too early on the other message -
damn tab key... see below)
Have you tried doing this without the project file in
place? I may be reading your code wrong, but the way
I see it, you could theoretically get down to and
execute the locking code without having the
prerequisites f
a whirl when I
get home and let you guys know if it worked or not.)
--- Stringer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >Subject: semi-newbie questions about POSE and
> FldDrawField
> >From: Craig Belson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >Date: Sun, 9 Jun 2002 21:06:02 -0700 (PDT)
> >
Alright, what I'd ideally like to do is assign a color
at random to that, but it takes a const RGBColorType
*, which I can't seem to be able to figure out how to
code... I keep getting messages telling me that I
can't set null as the first field of the struct, and
the other message I get is that t
> If I can't figure out how to do export the
> BITMAPPALETTE for my images I
> might leave them out. They probably would take up a
> bit much memory and
> slow things down a bit.
> Anyway, I'm not TOO worried about size as it's for
> the Unlimited category
> for your competition hehe
> I have
I did something similar to that for a program I wrote
- if you go to the archives, a couple of days ago I
asked a question about FldDrawField - I believe I
posted source code for it... then again, I'm running
on 9 hrs sleep over the past 2 nites, so I might be
wrong - either way, if you'd like me
No, you bang rocks, apparently. :-)
(Hell, I wasn't really planning on winning anyway...
just doing this for the experience, and to teach
myself a bit more about the OS - I'm having a feeling
I won't walk away from this with much more than a
magazine subscription, if that much... lol
Anyway, I
> > One other clue, Metrowerks claims "Connect Attempt
> Failed. Please Try
> > Again." So, pressing Debug again starts the debug
> process. Only its with
> the
> > old version. I can start debugging again and again
> and it will not load
> the
> > newly built image.
>
> I see *this* message sev
Right, you can do it either way - but if, for some
reason, he needs it to be done(maybe to store it that
way, and he knows that there are functions that do
it), wouldn't we be talking about StrAToI and StrIToA?
(I don't know the params off the top of my head)
-Craig
--- Colin Mitchell <[EMAIL P
I was working on one of my programs, and when I
highlighted text in a noneditable field, it became
unreadable... a couple of boxes, 3/4 was in there
somewhere... does anyone know what I'm talking about,
and if so, how to go about fixing it? (outside of not
highlighting text in a noneditable field
--- Brad Figler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> DmCreateDatabase takes a 4 byte creator and a 4 byte
> type argument.
>
> What am I supposed to use for these values or am I
> allowed to choose any
> that I want.?
Almost. :-)
>
> I assume the creator should be the same as the
> creator ID that my
Or, you could do a search for RsrcEdit - I was the
first person on this list to mention Filez, but I must
say, I think I like RsrcEdit better... now if I could
only get the hang of OBC, and figure out how it names
alarms so that I can use the name of the alarm instead
of the number... :-)
-Craig
> 2. FrmCustomAlert (and probably also
> FrmCustomResponseAlert) won't work
> properly if you pass NULL for any of the replacement
> parameters. Pass
> in " " (a string with a single blank) instead.
> (Your alert does have
> ^1, ^2, and ^3 in the message somewhere, doesn't
> it?)
Now correct me
When you say they were gone after the hard reset, do
you mean they were gone from the handheld or the
computer? The way backups work by default, standard
conduit etc., depends on the most recent action. You
may still have the pdbs on your computer(actually, you
should), but they might not be on
I know the answer probably won't be true around May,
but since I was debating asking a similar question...
If I'll be graduating in the spring and I'd like to go
into handheld app development, such as Palm, where
would you guys suggest I look? I have pretty ready
access to the NY Times classifie
> At 3:37 PM -0700 6/24/02, Scott Johnson wrote:
> >From: Aaron Ardiri [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> >> added bonus is the MX1 is both ARM + m68k :P
> heh.. [...]
> >> i would hate to write the fetch/process
> algorithm on this sucker :)
> >
> >But Keith Rollin lives for that stuff! :-)
>
> Ac
OK, there's probably a really simple solution to all
this that I'm missing, but...
What I have is a form that has 6 fields for entry, 2
of which are numeric fields(nice little ability of
CodeWarrior - I wouldn't've even thought to see if
that was an option if I was writing an .rcp file)...
I've s
ED]> wrote:
> At 5:12 PM -0700 6/24/02, Craig Belson wrote:
> >The code I'm going to write for the "Done" button
> will
> >add a space in each field that's left blank, so I
> >don't get an error message about a blank field(or
> >something like tha
Well, the idea behind the program is to help keep
track of CDs you want to buy - partly a program of
convenience for myself, and partly a "Well, what kind
of Palm OS programming experience do you have?" "Well,
actually, I wrote this program for myself..." kind of
program.
I just gave it a sample
> If the field is empty, the text pointer is 0.
>
Makes perfect sense, and apparently it can't handle
that...
> > in a part of a struct type using StrCopy, in a
> > nutshell. Any ideas?
>
> Using StrCopy on a null pointer will give you the
> fatal alert. Better
> check the value of the pointer
--- Mark Wilden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> - Original Message -
> From: "Kevin OKeefe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>
> >The way you want to check this is:
>
> >if(tempcharstar && *tempcharstar)
> >StrCopy(string, tempcharstar);
>
> > First see if the pointer is not NULL (there is a
> poin
silk(screen) buttons? If not, I'm not sure I
understand the question...
-Craig
--- pommes frites <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hi,
>
> does anybody know what the exact name of the buttons
> on the graffiti
> area is?
> in the palm manual they are called home, calculator
> or search button -
>
Whenever I run into a problem that either I've never
seen before or that I'm not sure how to go about
fixing, one of the first things I usually try is
copying the whole kit-n-caboodle into another project
- that seems to work most of the time, and then when I
have a chance, I can go back and do so
Why don't you just have it respond to the menu with an
alert or something like that? In your event handler:
case menuEvent:
FrmAlert(AboutGameAlert);
break;
something along those lines, maybe? You could get
away with not using a menu per se, but you could still
get all the info you neede
Or, alternatively, if you don't even want to do that
much work, I'd have to think that there's some sort of
a block button for aol emails... I've never used it,
but can't you block emails dealing with a certain
address?
-Craig
--- Joe Malone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Mr. Lawniczak,
>
> If
Easy solution to this: Don't use a Mac.
*dons his flame-retardant slacks and sportcoat* :-)
(Sorry, just looking to stir up a bit of good-hearted
fun... *g*)
-C
--- Stephen Best <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > CW IDE 4.2.6 in Mac OSX 10.1.5 ...
> >
> > In OSX mode I keep getting crashes.
>
>
. :-)
-Craig
--- "C. B. Schofield" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 7/11/02 7:51 AM, "Craig Belson" wrote:
>
> > Easy solution to this: Don't use a Mac.
>
> Well, hell... The undeniable logic of your argument
> has convinced me. Does
> an
Keep your eyes open for something called "Debug Prefs"
- when I had this problem in my programming class, the
other kid with a visor hopped on the net (damn him for
having the money to get a wireless card *g*) and found
the program... he downloaded it, installed it, and if
memory serves, that solv
debugging software.
(Version History)
http://www.handspring.com/developers/sw_dev.jhtml
--- Craig Belson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Keep your eyes open for something called "Debug
> Prefs"
> - when I had this problem in my programming class,
> the
> other kid with a vi
> > I've had this work in the past, but I can't get CW
> > to communicate with my Handspring device no matter
> what I try.
> > It's a USB cradle so I just use 'Shortcut .. 2' to
> put it into
> > command mode. The device beeps which is supposed
> to be the
> > signal it's in command mode. CW a
Well, I don't think it would be completely
unreasonable to think that Palm has a similar utility,
but I can't say for sure - when I went through all
this, there was myself and one other handspring user,
there was one clie, and the rest were all 3c's.
Of course, if you just wanna see if it works,
...slow hotsync? as in what it does the first time
you ever back it up to that computer, or when you wipe
the palm _totally_ clean?
-C
--- Jeff Ishaq <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm brainstorming how to back up a Palm device. Can
> anybody see
> anything I'm missing here?
>
> 1) Use DmGetD
well, if your case was all sorts of different hues and
such, then i guess that would be a... hold on...
*puts on flame retardant outfit and grabs rotten
vegetable/fruit shield* a hack of a different color...
*waits for the collective groan from the list*
-C
--- Dave Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I don't need this question answered per se - it's not
affecting my program or anything - but I thought I'd
ask it anyway to add to the growing knowledge base in
the archives of this group. :-)
If you open a database, then do something inside the
database, then go to open it again, apparently it
c
I don't know how many of you guys saw this in the
newspaper ads this past weekend, but when I was
looking at some of the ads from the electronics
stores, one of them was advertising the Treo 270, and
it was a picture of the Treo on. The 9th program,
e.g. the bottom right corner of the screen, was
OK, a couple of quick questions while I think of them:
1) What's the difference between CW academic edition
and professional edition? Is it anything worth
anything, and will having the academic edition let me
qualify for the price break on v.9 that I've heard
about? (There is an upgrade price br
--- Aaron Ardiri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Tue, 16 Jul 2002, Craig Belson wrote:
> > OK, a couple of quick questions while I think of
> them:
> >
> > 1) What's the difference between CW academic
> edition
> >and professional edition? Is
Ben -
Within reason(obviously), can you tell us what kind of
stuff we should be expecting to see in V9? Some of us
on this list are poor college students, and I'm trying
to decide what version I should start putting away
some of my extra paycheck money for.
*loves programming for the summer in
--- Robert Purcell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Does anyone know of a way to get POSE to generate
> random penmove events? It seems to have no
> problem with pendown, but so far I've had no luck
> with other pen events.
>
Gremlins, mayhaps? I know I put my MWDC entry through
gremli
SETI@Palm? or something of a similar ilk? Maybe you
could get in touch w/ the distributed.net people, and
look into writing a port of their software for the
palm - let people use their spare dragonball cycles to
work on encryption... :-)
-C
--- Dave Lippincott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The
GHz. Imagine how
> long it would take on a 20 or 33MHz dragonball! I
> think the work unit would
> time out on the server before you could finish it on
> your Palm. Not to
> mention how many AAA batteries you would go through.
>
> - Original Message -
> From
But why would you need penMoveEvents specifically? I
have an app that does drawing that I tested w/
Gremlins, and it worked just fine...is there a
specific reason for needing to test the penMoveEvent
and how it's handled?
-C
--- Robert Purcell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Joe - I think we may
I stand corrected(although still with atrocious
posture *w*)... and I haven't a clue as to how to make
it do what you want.
I know there's an emulator engineer around here
somewhere amongst us, though...
-C
--- Robert Purcell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Absolutely! Imagine a game that requi
CW is one of the primary code development environments
available today - sort of like Dell, who's out there
w/ Sony, Gateway, HP, Compaq, etc. - can you be more
specific about the error message you're getting?
--What does the error message say? Normally they'll be
relatively specific - a chunk ov
--- Aaron Ardiri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> heh.. thought i would throw in a point here..
>
> C/C++ is sometimes too slow for what you want to
> do too *g* then, you
> resort to inlining some important code which you
> hand optimize as 68k
> assembler *g*
>
No, Aaron, _you_ optimiz
anyone here want to give old henry a hand? :-)
-C
> Date: Thu, 18 Jul 2002 19:36:17 -
> From: "masterhenry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: Craig Belson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: beginner questions
> It says "Found 3 memory leaks for Hello (1
OnBoard C might help - granted, it's a little PalmOS
heavy, and it's all done on the handheld, but if you
can print the code, you can see what each thing does
fairly well - actually, now that I think about it, it
would be a better teaching tool than a teach-yourself
tool... something the C expert
> The procedure to put text in the Text Field
> static void SetFieldData(FieldPtr fld, char*
> NewData)
> {
> VoidHand textHandle,oldTxtH;
> CharPtr textPtr;
>
> /* get the old text handle */
> textHandle = MemHandleNew(StrLen(NewData) + 1 );
> textPtr = (char *)MemHandleLock(textHandle)
> I have learned everything I need to know about Palm
> OS programming from
> Neil's book ("Palm OS Programming: the Developers
> Guide," now in its
> 2nd edition) and from John Shettino's "Palm OS
> Programming for
> Dummies," which is now very out of date, plus from
> reading the
> Reference, t
I'd actually like to know this too - it would help me
build my own personal skill set or something like that
(sorry, was on the palm dev training web site last
nite... *s*)
would it just be EvtGetPen(&x,&y,&pendown) to take
care of a penDownEvent? I know that's not specific,
but I'm not positive
--- Mark Wilden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> From: "simon st james" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >
> > I'm currently writing a game with lots of bitmap
> plotting, etc. I'd like
> my
> > game to be able to withstand a prolonged Gremlins
> assault, with all debug
> > options switched on.
> >
> > Questio
rk the next day, 900 as usual, and see
the gremlins are still running. 5 minutes later, they
stop - no errors, no glitches, no snags, no nothing.
I don't know about you, but I'd be pretty damn proud.
:-)
Joe Malone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> --- Craig Belson <[EMAIL
Well, if I was married, that might be an option - how
bout my girlfriend? ;-)
-C
--- Heather Tufts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Actually, now that I think about it... Heather, if
> > you're out there somewhere(along with any other
> > lurking women on this list), does this go the
> other
> >
--- Amit Namjoshi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi people,
> I happened to come across some code, which is
> written is Gcc compiler. However some of the .cpp
> files and the header files seem to be pretty useful
> and I sure would like to use them. These files are
> developed for palm environmen
Then again, this is also assuming that you're just
testing to see if the code works, etc... if you're
looking to, say, send the prc as an attachment in an
email or somehting, there are other settings you have
to change - prc name, app name, creator, etc...
-C
--- Craig Belson <[EM
I'm sure you've all heard the expression making
something dance - well, if I can't have my visor
ballroom dancing by the time I get back, I'd like to
at least teach it the box step... :-)
I want to see if I can figure out the code for how to
do this myself... When you have a 10 item list, and 5
i
I'm about 80% sure there's an Access/ODBC compliant
conduit for HanDBase... I'm not positive of the
specifics about it, though - try www.ddhsoftware.com
-C
--- Barry Peet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Perhaps this question is asked a million times, but
> i can't seem to find to
> answer I'm look
--- Joe Malone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> --- Craig Belson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > I want to see if I can figure out the code for how
> to
> > do this myself... When you have a 10 item list,
> and 5
> > items visible, when you hit the
I was thinking it, but I wasn't gonna be the one to
say anything... although, if you think about it,
depending on what the app actually does, it might not
be a bad thing... ;-)
-C
--- Kevin OKeefe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I think you might need a new name for your app
> ;^)
>
> -Or
Since I know that the people who wrote this are
hanging around here, along with people who use this in
the field... :-)
I'm touching up my resume, and to say that I know how
to use CodeWarrior for Palm OS is easy enough... but
what do you think I should put down for the
development I do under Cyg
Well, I'm far from an expert on stuff like this, but
if I remember my algorithms class correctly, and
assuming that there was a misprint in this and that it
should have been declared as "char** array_one[]",
then my recollection tells me to read it as an
array_one, which is an array of pointers to
We can give you a hand if you post the code that's
giving you the problem...
-C
--- Brian Ku <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a gadget on my form1, that acts like a tab
> control. When the
> user taps on another tab, I'd like to switch to
> another form2. In the
> gadget handler I
Bastard - we still have the rest of the day to get
through yet... although, I guess I shouldn't complain
- it's 1035 here on the east coast, on the west coast,
they're even "worse" off... :-)
Alright, opinion question for you guys(and girls) - as
of right now, it looks like the Palm class I'll be
.. then I could finally get a cell
phone... :-)
-C
--- Steve Janaway <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yeah but I guess its nice and sunny over
> there...
>
> How about something dealing with writing apps for
> Palms that use the
> Wireless capabilities of the device ?
&g
(if this comes through twice, I apologize - campus
internet's acting up)
> I assume the previous poster meant the general
> wireless capabilities of
> Palms - ie pointing them at a (cell) phone and
> getting internet access, then
> writing some form of client / server app.
>
Well, actually, it w
I'm not sure I follow - where are you expecting to see
the database on the other device if it doesn't have
your app on it?
-C
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hey,
>
> i want to beam a palm-database by selecting a
> menuitem. I use the code above and
> all seems to work fine .. it sends the da
Ok, I actually just tried the minimization feature,
and it's prompting me to open a .pev file... was this
supposed to create a file? Could it be that I'm
missing a setting or something? Or is it something
else I'm missing entirely? (and from the RTFM side of
things, I just upgraded to 3.5, so i
Well, I actually determined what my problem was last
nite - I'm not sure if it was one of the logging
options I had to turn on, or that I hadn't reset
before I went to look for the pev file, but either
way, I got through minimization successfully and found
the resulting file in the same directory
Well, as I think I mentioned before, I help my
boss/the chair of the CS department/the head of
IT(yes, he wears all 3 hats) with his intro Palm
class, and I'm seeing something that doesn't make much
sense to me...
One of the first labs that they have to do involves a
program with a 2 forms, and a
--- "Grosch, Scott" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I notice in the CodeWarrior log when I'm running my
> app in debug
> mode that it's printing this now:
> CmdWriteRemoteMem: error in SlkReceivePacket =
> Error code: 030B
>
> What's that mean?
>
I'm not sure, but I know that I get a similar
--- Richard Coutts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > found
> > the resulting file in the same directory as the
> pev
> > file... did you check there? :-)
>
> That was the first place I looked. The only text
> file in the folder looked
> like this:
>
> 0.000 (0):
>
*
Hey all -
I've been looking to teach myself a bit about MIDI
files on the Palm, SMF and all that, and I keep
finding references to the RockMusic sample project,
but no matter where I look, I can't seem to be able to
find a copy of it that I can download... is it
something I'd have to sign up for
- Original Message -
> From: "Craig Belson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: "Palm Developer Forum"
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Monday, October 28, 2002 2:12 PM
> Subject: RockMusic project?
>
>
> > Hey all -
> >
> > I'v
Well, I ended up going back out and downloading the
3.5 examples for just that reason... (although it
wasn't in my 5.0 SDK for some reason...)
-C
--- Marco Pantaleoni <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Mon, Oct 28, 2002 at 04:20:26PM -0500, Dave
> Lippincott wrote:
> > I have 3.5 and 5.0 installed
Ok, I know we've kind of moved away from the MW(and I
don't mean Metrowerks *s*) part of this discussion,
but seeing as I'm already past the email that talked
about it, I'm putting my comments here. :-)
Yeah, some of the stuff is pretty impressive - and
some of the stuff, like Mirrordraw, isn't. :
Hey all - I was playing around with the miniGL source,
and when I tried to remake it, I was getting an error
255. I tried a couple of little things in the make
file to get past it, and failed, so when I turned my
eyes to the internet, I couldn't find any table of gcc
errors or anything...
What ex
--- Mike <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You missed my point. In the Palm, those developers
> are required. On the
> PocketPC they are not required.
>
> Most users of PDA only have a few things they need
> to do. Most don't have
> special applications that require special software.
> Yes, many d
Hey all -
I've been playing around a little w/ CW9(.1), and
specifically with code completion, but I can't seem to
get it to work at all. I've gone back through
escribe, tweaking here and there, changing to Language
Parser as Ben suggested and to Compiler as Gavin(I
think) suggested, and I'm try
Well, I've been doing some research on this, but I
haven't found anything so far - I have the opportunity
to do a special project on a Tungsten, but only if
there's a way to make it 802.11b capable... does
anyone know of one? :-)
-C
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Do you Yahoo!
--- Aaron Ardiri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I don't know if the Xircom Wireless LAN Module for
> Palm (with the
> > universal connector):
> >
> >
>
http://www.intel.com/network/connectivity/products/xirpwe1130.htm
> >
> > is compatible with the tungsten, but I think that
> they need a custo
--- Einar Örn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > How do you create a label with the background and
> > foreground colors inverted? I.e. on a B&W screen,
> the
> > background is black and the label text is white.
>
> There might be better ways than this. Create an
> offscreen window, drav the
> text
FWIW, one of my classes is wireless java development,
and one of the other students in the class has a
tungsten. He uses WTK1.04 and turns the programs into
PRCs, but I believe he can also get the standard
virtual machine from Palm running on the unit as well
- not sure if any of that will help, b
>From what I've seen in my travels, I think you're
looking for something that might be best served by,
say, the examples in "the Bible" or in the O'Reilly
book. Other than that, the Memo and apps like that
aren't exactly something a newbie can just throw
themselves into and expect to understand...
Hey - real quick question... I don't remember the
exact numbers, but the version of the CW8 IDE I'm
running ends in 832. According to the changelog on
the MW FTP site (from the link on the download page),
it says that 8.3 updates the IDE to 823. Is this just
a typo and should say 832? I don't re
Ok, I just updated with the OS5 SDK under CW8.3 (I
think - see previous post *s*), and when I try to
compile BuildAll.mcp, well, it can't open CharAttr.h
and the path it gives is c:\Program
Files\Metroworks\CodeWarrior\(MSL for Palm
OS\MSL_C++\MSL_Palm_OS\Include\cctype_Palm_OS
Anyone know how to
Nevermind - got it fixed - just copied in a copy of
the file from somewhere else on my hard drive and it
all compiled... :-)
-C
--- Craig Belson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ok, I just updated with the OS5 SDK under CW8.3 (I
> think - see previous post *s*), and when I try
I'm working on a contest entry for CodeJedi, using a
minimal code
model (credit will be given where credit is due
*grin*), and I'm running into a problem
when I try to compile using CW8. It's telling me I
need an input file
for Rez, meanwhile, I have another "template" project
based on the same mod
Nevermind, I'm an idiot - sometimes it helps to stop
trying to figure out what an error message means and
read what it says... :-)
-C
--- Craig Belson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm working on a contest entry for CodeJedi, using a
> minimal code
> model (credit will
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