At the risk of blasphemy, I wanted to pose the question to hardcore Palm
developers about Satellite Forms...
I have developed a prototype application, and as I test it with POSE, I get
many memory leaks (POSE 3.4 thankfully logs them to a file rather than pop
them up one at a time)...
The protot
to any of them, and they set the handles and
display the contents just fine...
Sorry for all the code - as I said, there must be a better way! Any ideas
or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
Geoff Thompson
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UnpackRec(recP, packedRecP);
// Change button label, show it
ctlP = GetObjectPtr(buttonIndex);
CtlSetLabel(ctlP,recP->textField);
CtlShowControl(ctlP);
Thanks,
Geoff Thompson
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> >Does the recP
> >variable lose scope when exiting the routine? If so, where should I put
the
> >string? In a global?
>
> Yes. Yes.
>
> Regards,
> Steve Mann
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almost certainly never came from a handle.
>
> -bob mckenzie, palmsource pdx
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Geoff Thompson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, April 05, 2002 9:31 AM
> To: Palm Developer Forum
> Subject: Handles and Pointers, oh my!
>
>
> I am
r is
there an event I can trap somewhere to let me know the Popup form has
closed, so I need to refresh the updated field?
Thanks,
Geoff Thompson
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event gets called twice, and
#2. It doesn't refresh the field.
I tried looping through the fields calling FldDrawField(i) and that didn't
do it either.
What am I missing?
Geoff
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ld be appreciated!
Thanks,
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A quick question:
I am developing a variation of the Address Book application developed by
Palm. I have the source code (made available with CodeWarrior), but am I
able to use the source code freely in my own application? Even if that
application is being developed for re-sale?
I've been searc
to be saying that you cannot resell programs built using the
sample code--whereas the paragraph you mention describes annotating code
that you "distribute internally".
Am I mis-reading this?
Geoff
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Meantime, I assume others have developed derivative products and re-sold
them without issue, providing of course they include the copyright notice
required by Palm?
Geoff
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> --- Geoff Thompson <[EMAIL PR
with 3.5, but there seems to be compatibility problems with certain objects
(like UDAExchangeWriterNew).
Bottom line: should I skip the PDI and use 3.5 sample code for writing out
PIM objects if I want my app to work on PalmOS 3.5?
Thanks,
Geoff Thompson
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unclear from a compatibility
standpoint what the correct way to handle this is...
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Can I call the Global Find from my application, and pass it a string to find
(so it will bypass the user-input step and go right to the find results)?
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There is a note in the Palm OS Programmer's Companion Volume II (page 19)
that says PalmOS 4.0 allows the exchange library to turn off the user
confirmation dialog. Is there a way for me (as an Exchange Manager user) to
prompt the Local Exchange Library to skip the confirmation?
Geoff Tho
compatible with 3.5, yet there
are compatibility problems with certain objects/methods--like
UDAExchangeWriterNew.
Bottom line: should I skip the PDI sample code in 4.0, and use 3.5 sample
code for writing out PIM objects if I want my app to work on PalmOS 3.5?
Thanks,
Geoff Thompson
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I want to send a vcard from my app to the Address app without requiring the
user to 'accept' it...can I turn off the user prompt programmatically?
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I want to pass a string from my application to the global find, and have it
display the search results. Can I do this?
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I searched the archives and see lots of Link Errors - any clues on this one?
Is there a reference somewhere where I can figure out what __wswtch__ even
is?
I have multiple targets in my project, and the full debug target works fine,
so I'm sure it's just a target setting of some sort, but I've be
I am trying to build a Hack based on DemoHack, that comes with CodeWarrior
(I'm using Version 8). My patch target and my ControlPanel target both
compile cleanly, and so does my Debug target. But when attempting to
compile my Hack target, I get the following error:
Error : There are duplicate
Ben:
When I try to make the hack target, this is coming up as an error, and is
preventing the prc from being made. If I try to compile the underlying
"AbcHack.r" file separately (I used DemoHack and "DemoHackResPreOS35.r" as
my example), prior to making the target, I get the same error. Is ther
> If you have more than one Constructor-created resource file in your
> project, you will get this error. You can get rid of it by combining
> all the resources into one resource file.
This is an alternative, although I would prefer to keep the resource files
separate (one is separate from the ha
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> It is happening at the Rez level, not the linker level, which is why you
> see an error, not a warning. I suggested that you not link your
> Constructor resources into the project until the final Hack target --
> d
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> Keep in mind that your code runs in the currently active application, just
as if it were a part of it. Every form id you use in your hack may already
be loaded in the active app. This makes displaying your own f
"Ben Combee" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> The big one is that if you want to open additional forms, you need to
> DmOpenDatabase on your hack database before trying to open anything
> else, so your hack opens your own form, and not the form of the running
>
s ResLoadForm, which calls DmGetResource (Why not
DmGet1Resource here???), so in this case, you might get the application's
form instead of your hack's form.
Kevin
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s not contain any weird characters - and again, when
I configure POSE with his User Name - I am able to register without a
problem.
Is there some strange circumstance/configuration out there that the
following would not work with? Am I doing something wrong?
Any feedback would be appreciated!
Thanks,
ir Palm?
Thanks,
Geoff
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> On Wed, 2002-10-23 at 16:13, Geoff Thompson wrote:
> > I am using the following routine to check my generated registration key
> > against the HotSy
do differently?
Any help or advice would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Geoff Thompson
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I have a situation where I have a unique CreatorID but a duplicate Database
Name. What happens to the 'old' application when I install the 'new' one?
It appears that it is written over, as it disappears from the Launcher menu,
and from the App > Delete menu. If this is the case, what about the Pr
I am using international characters, so have included "CharLatin.h". Though
everything seems to be working just fine, I get the following warning in
CodeWarrior when building the app:
PalmRez Warning: Possibly invalid character 0xb6 (ΒΆ) is present in resource
RTSt ID=4200.
I do not get this on a
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> > I would like to utilize the max color depth that is available on the
> > device, but find that when I use WinScreenModeGetSupportedDepths
> > /WinScreenModeSet to up the depth and then restore it prior to
> > un
Oops - pls disregard my previous post. :)
>
> You need to WinSaveBits the screen before changing depth, and
WinRestoreBits
> afterwards. But the WinSaveBits may fail due to not enough memory. So in
> that case you have to post a frmUpdateEvent instead of calling
> WinRestoreBits.
I thought tha
>
> As far as the Frm functions go, if you use them correctly then yes [the
> form's initial] FrmDrawForm() saves the bits behind the form, and the
> default handler for frmCloseEvent restores the bits or notifies the form
> behind it to update itself.
>
Actually, in testing this, it seems that I a
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> > > As far as the Frm functions go, if you use them correctly then yes
[the
> > > form's initial] FrmDrawForm() saves the bits behind the form, and the
> > > default handler for frmCloseEvent restores the bits or
I display a 'welcome' alert via FrmAlert the first time the prefs are
written in my hack.
Because it is a hack, I cannot do this in the AppStart routine, so the first
time the prefs are read (and the alert is displayed) is in the code that
initializes the control panel form when handling frmOpenEv
I use the same Creator when creating my database, but it shows up separately
in the App Launcher. Yet, when I delete the program (via "App > Delete"),
the database is also deleted.
What am I doing wrong?
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> Your application does have type 'appl', right? Are there any other apps
> with that same creator code on the device?
>
Actually, no. It is a...ahem..."HACK"...
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> At 12:48 2003-6-6 -0500, Geoff Thompson wrote:
> >I use the same Creator when creating my database, but it shows up
separately
> >in the App Launcher. Yet, when I delete the program (vi
? I would like to avoid having to go buy a T|C just for testing
purposes...
Any advice would be appreciated.
Thanks!
Geoff Thompson
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My program registers for the "sysNotifyKeyboardDialogEvent" notification in
OS 5, but I have discovered that the latest and greatest Tungsten-C devices
do not appear to be broadcasting this notification.
The "Palm OS Programmers API Reference" states in Chapter 3 that "future
versions of the OS ma
this question? Though many of the licensees have their own forum, I don't
see one for Palm SG.
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Geoff Thompson
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seem right...am I missing a Palm SG
header file?
And, similar to NavSelect, this event seems to be executed by the OS prior
to being passed to the notification handler.
Are these keys intentionally different? Is there a priority I can use to
override the OS behavior?
Thanks in advance -
Geof
FYI - sysNotifyKeyboardDialogEvent is not being posted by the new T3,
either - in the Simulator or (I suspect) on the real device.
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> I see! Anyway, thank you very much! Hope Palm can do something on this
> problem. I really don
rights should be posting the event.
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> It's posted when user choose "Keyboard" from edit menu.
>
> Geoff Thompson wrote:
>
> > FYI - sysNotifyKeyboardDialogEvent is
Sorry to re-post, but I'm stuck on this one...
Previous posts to this forum mention vchrHard5 as the virtual character that
gets posted by the Voice Memo button. This is true when my app has control
of the event loop, but I when I try to pick it up via
sysNotifyVirtualCharHandlingEvent, vchrHard5
Yes! I see the same thing -
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>
> Does anyone else notice spurious "G"'s popping up all over the T3
> sim?
>
> ie: Fire up the sim (using the correct EFIGS rom!), and go to the
> launcher. Toggle virtual grafitti up and d
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> At 11:16 AM 10/9/2003, Geoff Thompson wrote:
> >Sorry to re-post, but I'm stuck on this one...
> >
> >Previous posts to this forum mention vchrHard5 as the virtual character
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>
>
> I would like to voice memo button on a Tungsten T and restore it properly
> upon exiting my application.
>
> I found from other posts that the button char is vchrHard5 and I can use
> this to override. I need to pro
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