I also sent an email requesting price and availability information, but
instead of an answer I got back a question. So I answered their questions
and I'm still waiting for them to do the same.
I imagine that if you have to ask about the price, you probably can't
afford it. Does the product eve
>while ((mh = DmQueryNextInCategory(dbPtr, &index, CurrentCat)) != NULL) {
>
[snip]
>
>I am testing with a list of 50+ items and changing item 2 - so it
shouldn't
>return NULL, just skip to the next record.
Are you changing the records as you iterate through them? Doesn't this
cause problems fo
Actually, I believe it says that they _will_ be available. No time frame.
I looked as well and couldn't find them
"Members of the Palm OS Developer Program will be able to download the
following tools from the Palm OS website:"
- Ed
One option would be a password protected "maintenance" dialog that itself
had an option to exit the app. Of course, if you never wanted the user to
realize this was there, you would still need the hidden command. Insert
generic warning about security through obscurity.
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Hi Alan,
The sourceforge.net project page has a link to download sample
applications. I don't know if any of them qualify as HelloWorld, but if
they don't work you might have problems.
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=4429&release_id=55473
Looking at your rcp file, this m
Hi Alan,
>From the pilrc 2.8p7 README :
" PilRCUI can be compiled by typing the following at your command prompt
when using a system with "gtk" support (unix systems mainly):
make -f Makefile.gui
NOTE: PilRCUI has not been updated, and may not build correctly - unless
ther
I agree that the current state of PalmOS software distributors is
disappointing, and I'm also glad that it's discussed openly on Palm Dev,
but...
... I don't think Palm should intervene. I don't even see how they could.
(Unless they go after PalmGear for the Palm name, which is another can of
w
Their website seems to be a mix of the old and new programs. I couldn't
get to the linked dev programs below by navigating the site. My guess is
it will take some time for the web people to catch up with the PR people.
Did I read correct that there's no more hardware discount?
- Ed
-
>Also, one of the important things about Palm is backward compatibility,
and
>so far I have suffered minimum inconvenience for Palm, while I have
stopped
>using my own WinCE devices altogether.
Maybe this is where Palm has truly missed the boat. What better way to
boost
hardware sales than to
I don't think this is off-topic. The charter explicitly lists
"questions and concerns about future technologies or the future of the
Palm OS platform or of Palm, Inc.", so I'll take a shot.
>Over a year ago, I said that Palm would have to bend to market demands
>for Color, sound and other featu
>rob is in the UK right now from memory.. email him :) if you want to
>support the product.. make changes and send him patches - thats how
>free software works.. :)
I would love to support and contribute. But I'm happy with vanilla PilRC
and before I suggested this as a good solution for my co
Does anyone here have experience with the Java program PilRC-Edit? I've
moved from PRC-Tools to CW and I'm finding Constructor almost unusable.
PilRC-Edit looks good, but I noticed that it hasn't been updated in about a
year. If PilRC-Edit is a quality tool, then I'm thinking that a
combination
Sorry, Christian. I didn't mean to confuse anyone or slander your product.
Next time I'll check the archive before naming names. :)
- Ed
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Hi Ken,
Last time I checked, the link from PalmOS was out of date. You might have
more luck going directly to the project page on Sourceforge :
http://sourceforge.net/projects/prc-tools/
Also, there was some discussion about the Falch IDE installing an older
version of the cygwin.dll that was
You might try: http://www.alcita.com/palmpilot/
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Are you sure you're not using a PocketPC?
I drained the batteries in my non-rechargeable Palm IIIe every week by
leaving it in the cradle. I can drain the batteries in my Symbol 1500 in a
day by scanning stuff all day long. But I don't think you should be able
to drain a Palm device in 3 days
Finally an answer to that age-old question: "What do people at the top of
the world worry about?"
Shouldn't you be out wrestling polar bears or something? :)
Really I'm just jealous. Off I go to sit in traffic for another 2 hours.
- Ed
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In the PalmOS Reference on p. 77 group id is defined as:
Group ID of a push button that is part of an exclusive
group. Only one push button in an exclusive group
may be depressed at a time. Ungrouped
(nonexclusive) push buttons have zero as a group ID.
This feature must be enforced by the applica
Hi Shiram,
We are currently looking into developing for MIDP, but have been a little
put off by what we've found.
Here's a link to the hardware comparison matrix on the PalmOS site.
http://www.palmos.com/dev/tech/hardware/compare.html
This will tell you the heap for each shipping unit, but the
Hi Helmut,
I've never used the TimSetSeconds function, but you might try something
like this:
TimSecondsToDateTime( TimGetSeconds(), &dtPalm))
This will put the current time into your DateTimeType structure. Maybe
looking at this structure will tell you what going wrong.
Also, this func
I found this in the archives some time back, but I couldn't find the
original message to reference. Apologies to the orginal author. Here's
the code:
#ifdef UNIX
#define StrChr(x,y) strchr(x,y)
#define StrCopy(x,y) strcpy(x,y)
#define StrLen(x) strlen(x)
#include
#include
#endif
/* f
http://directory.google.com/Top/Computers/Data_Formats/Markup_Languages/XML/Tools/Parsers/
- Ed
Hi:
Thanks for the useful link. I must most certainly
look into using the Aelfred parser.
However, could anyone direct me to a C library
implementation of an xml parser? It would be greatly
appre
Great idea! I live in Atlanta and this would give me a chance to finally
get a copy of |HaCkMe| 1.0.
(Sorry, Aaron. Couldn't resist.)
- Ed
>>
Aaron,
We would love to have you as a guest speaker! Just say when and I will set
it up.
Jon C. Zaring
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404.431.5915 US
"Aa
Thanks, Mark! That solved my problem. If I had bothered to read the
DmCompareF documentation I could have solved it myself. But I assumed that
since it worked on reset that my DmCompareF function was working correctly.
I don't even want to know why it did what it did.
- Ed
"Ed
I know I am missing something simple, but the more I look at this, the more
I can't understand why it doesn't work.
I have a DmCompareF function (see code at the bottom), and I call
DmQuickSort at three points in my application: when a record is saved,
when the app is reset, and when the app rec
350k ! For that kind of money, you could start your own company and hire
someone to write it for you...
but I guess you came to that conclusion as well. : )
>AppForge is a nice package for vbasic 6.x 'tho a little expensive.
>the runtime is around 50k i'm told. I constantly find myself
>embr
I think @stake is right. The question is: who cares? Data stored on the
Palm is not secure unless the application encrypts it. There is no OS
security to speak of. Viruses are trivial to write and any data can be
corrupted by any other application. Palm could add security, but this
would ta
> i think the concern really would be the nature of the application.
> we are dealing with a system patches here - is this code something
> we really want to be "open" for every palm developer to lay their
> eyes on?
Yes. The nature of the app makes this more important not less. The
develo
It's always a little scary to look into the mind of marketing, but I'll
have a shot.
"M" for miniature and 100 for the first generation of new smaller
devices.
Maybe the press release is incorrect and it should actually be the PalM
100. After all, Palm has always lost out on the ind
Are you sure the install is failing? It's been a while, but I remember
this as a generic warning. I don't know that the installer is actually
checking for anything here.
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Hi Elizabeth,
You have a problem with your Notes setup. The correct behavior for Group
Calendar is people who are granted access can see calendar events marked
public, but nothing else. This allows free time lookups and all that other
fun Notes stuff. I'm assuming you are using R5. I don't h
>If you provide this person with assistance, just be aware of the possible
>purposes your information could be used for.
Given the nature of his company (eedinc.com), I think he's aware what the
information could be used for. Fascinating stuff, but I'm glad I don't
have to do it.
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This is a great idea, and repserver.com is available! Go for it, Don!
I'll be waiting for the IPO.
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I agree with what Michael has written below. Certifications have little
practical value for technology professionals, but they do provide a small
amount of insurance for people who are forced to hire outside of their own
expertise.
IMHO, the value of certifications are irrelevant. Palm will ev
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