Our experience has been that the T5 and some other T models won't HotSync large
files to internal memory. Large seems to be in the 2M or larger range. If your
files are 2M or larger, I suspect this is the problem.
The error we see most often in the log is 6410, connection lost.
Google for
I'm running this code from the PalmSource KB article How do I detect the
presence of Graffiti 2 at runtime?
if ((FtrGet('grft', 1110, value) == errNone) ||
(FtrGet('grf2', 1110, value) == errNone))
// Graffiti 2 is present
On older OS4 and OS5 devices, this code works
I'm having troubles associated with C++ template code filling segment 1 of
my multi-segment app. I found this helpful article from Ben Combee:
Templates, inlining, and why segment 1 fills up
http://www.palmoswerks.com/stories/storyReader$16
Unfortunately, I must be missing something, as I've
On Thu, 17 Jun 2004 14:25:12 -0500, Ben Combee wrote:
Did you turn off the Merge compiler glue into segment 1 switch in your
68K Linker pref panel?
Even if that is odd, the templates will still be in segment 1 if you
generate code for the templates due to calls to them by functions in
On Thu, 17 Jun 2004 16:15:58 -0500, Ben Combee wrote:
The template class cSampleTemplateInt16; just forces the entire
template to be instantiated at that location. The only way to disable the
compiler from generating the code for the templates is to only include the
template bodies in the
Jeff:
4. Tabs set to four spaces.
Stuart:
4 space good, two space bad?
This sounds like a religious war in the making. So I say 2
spaces for a tab and don't use tab characters. If you can
cleanly fit your code into 80 columns that would also be
nice (though I realize that is unlikely
In a previous post, Alan Ingleby wrote:
What's the generally preferred way of structuring a
switch statement? (This is mine...)
void MyFunc(Char* buffer, UInt32 type) {
switch(type) {
case 1:
StrCopy(buffer, One);
break;
case 2:
StrCopy(buffer, Two);
Your error isn't related to the lists at all, but rather to incorrect use of
pointers and memory allocations. Your memory allocation is wrong or
incomplete. You are allocating a block of memory and telling the compiler
that it will contain an array of pointers to other characters, but then you
Whoops, one more thing...
Since you're going to give data to the list, if you use the stack method
your declaration will need to be static since the data must exist for the
life of the list.
Jeff
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I don't have any specific advice for how your code is causing this behavior,
but from your descriptions, it appears that you've recently added something
unrelated that is resulting in the problem. Perhaps you are corrupting
memory, perhaps you corrupt a program pointer and run rogue code, etc.
Anamika Bhat previously wrote:
my manager wants me to find a way such that , when I
use my application on the PDA, those actions should be
redirected to the PC so that the customers can see my
actions on the actual PDA instead of the emulator.
Sounds like a lot of pain for no gain.
In
Hal Mueller wrote:
What words have you found successful in helping your
customers tell the difference between installing to
main memory (the stuff built in to your PDA) from a
VFS card? Can't call the removable stuff SD or
Memory Stick because you'd be wrong most of the time.
I don't
You're right to be suspicious of your call to MemHandleFree(). You shouldn't
call it on a handle received from DmQueryRecord().
DmQueryRecord() returns a MemHandle for a record that already exists in your
database. It returns the handle that was originally obtained by
DmNewRecord() (or some
John Gordon wrote:
That is all working great by capturing the penUpEvent, except
that I seem to be getting additional pen up events for all the
menus and for the about box OK button.
Jedi Ben Combee wrote:
Easy fix: don't do anything for penUp if you've not seen an
earlier penDownEvent.
Richard Coutts wrote:
It's as though FrmDispatchEvent has it's own exception
handler which exits the app before my catch gets a chance
to handle the exception. Is that the case?
No, I don't think so, but the effect is the same.
I tried what you've tried -- that is, putting a try/catch
Richard Coutts wrote:
What's the best way to detect and handle low or out of memory conditions?
(The following is applicable to CodeWarrior. It may also apply to the other
dev tools, but I don't have personal experience with them.) Turn on the C++
exception handling option, then use the C++
Rahul Shukla wrote:
On one or two screens i get this error as
Fatal Alert, Event.c event queue full.
Can any one help me in suggesting the remedy
of this problem, or the potential cause of the same.
Calling WinScrollRectangle() on a Handera 330 can generate this error.
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Chris Apers wrote:
I'd like to know how to receive notification of
inserted/removed memcard.
I tried to put SysNotifyRegister on PilotMain but i
don't receive the sysNotifyCardInsertedEvent/
sysNotifyCardRemovedEvent
My guess is that you ARE in fact receiving these events, but not finding
Chris APERS wrote:
How can i intercept insert/remove event of memory card on
palmos 4. I tried with
sysNotifyCardInsertedEvent/sysNotifyCardRemovedEvent
but it doens't seems to work
I use sysNotifyVolumeMountedEvent and sysNotifyVolumeUnmountedEvent. Works
great.
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Alexandre Barreto wrote:
I need to put some pdbs in a memory stick
and my aplicantion must read a record in this pdbs
how can i do that?
If the particular handheld supports VFS (standard on OS4 and beyond), then
you can use the VFS... functions to open, read, and write databases on
external
FWIW, the complete sentence that ends the paragraph is: To maximize your
power potential, delete any third-party software applications you don't
need.
The complete section in the e-mail is:
snip
Handheld Lessons: Extend Your (Battery) Life
Want to make the most of your Handspring
Susan wrote:
2) Is there a function that can return the ASCII value of
a char?
Is this a trick question? ;^)
Int16 GetAscii(Char c)
{
return (Int16) c;
}
However, since a character IS the ASCII value that represents that
character, stored as an 8-bit number, you don't need a function
is administered out of
China, so there's a chance she's asking about multi-byte characters.
If so, I don't think there's a direct correspondence between individual
WChars and Chars.
Susan, what did you need ASCII for?
-Ken
On Wed, 2003-02-05 at 14:05, Jeff Wheeler wrote:
Susan wrote:
2
Nicholas Pleis wrote:
I'm having some intermittent problems with VFS.
Under certain conditions (that I have not been able to
reproduce) I am receiving error code
vfsErrVolumeBadRef from calls to VFSFileOpen().
...
Under certain circumstances (The closest I've come
to reproducing it is
Rodolphe Bréjaude wrote:
Is it possible to create file with VFS on the Palm itself,
not in the SD card?
No, not that I know of. VFS provides access to a file system on storage
cards, not what I call main memory.
Jeff
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Chris Apers wrote:
How can i change the silkscreen area on hi-res+ devices ?
I'm not quite sure what you're looking for, but if you want to replace the
software silkscreen with your own rendition, the Sony SDK version 5
documentation provides some details. This SDK is a free download from the
Jeff wrote:
if you want to replace the software silkscreen with
your own rendition, the Sony SDK version 5
documentation provides some details.
Chris replied:
Yes, there is nothing about how to change/set the virtual silkscreen.
I haven't done it, but I'd start by looking at
Ben Combee wrote:
When you are handling a non-global launch code, you are using
the stack that the program that was running established. Palm
OS only sets up a new stack for you when your program becomes
the primary app, not for sublaunches. Because of this, you
really can't count on
Watson wrote:
I downloaded SDK 3.0 from us.sonypdadev.com but found
that it only contained include files but no libraries.
I wonder if it should work? I'm using prc-tools with
cygwin.
Sounds like you have the right thing. You'll use the headers to get
definitions of Sony specific data
I'm having a problem that appears to be unique to the Handspring 3.1 ROM as
included in the Visor. My app responds to sysAppLaunchCmdSystemReset by
reading the preferences, resetting some values, and storing the preferences.
The preferences are read into a structure that resides as a local
Keith Rollin wrote:
First, when you use SysUIAppSwitch (which AppCallWithCommand
calls), you should pass a self-contained chunk of memory to
the other app, not one with embedded pointers. So, for this
struct, it would be better to just define it as a chunk of
memory with two
The problem is that the inner block is leaked. The OS
doesn't know anything about it.
Cool. So, it's not really a problem at all (with OS5 or anything else); the
two apps that are communicating with each other via the allocated memory
just need to understand how to delete memory to avoid
At the moment, it's not a problem, or can be solved as
you suggest. In the future, I think it will be a problem.
In future OSes, the separation between applications may be
more strict, such that the OS may be required to copy
the data pointed to in the call to SysUIAppSwitch from
one
Ed Greenberg wrote:
The question was in items. The solution for me, as suggested
by Aaron Ardiri was to divide the height of the list in pixels
by the font height.
Why not just call LstGetVisibleItems() to find out how many items are
visible in the list? This seems more reliable than
This doesn't take into account the list which has less entries
than it's height can hold. The problem is solved though.
Of course, there's something to be said for a solution that already works!
For others that may not have it done, though, and are asking the same
question you asked, the
Chris Apers wrote:
class firstClass {
public:
firstClass(a, b);
..
(vars declaration)
( functions declaration)
}
class nextClass : public firstClass {
public:
nextClass(a, b);
.
(vars declaration)
( functions declaration)
}
and i want to
A few weeks ago I sought advice on the strategy for handling resizing when
the virtual graffiti was resized (i.e. shown or hidden). My specific
question related to determining how to redraw/reposition after an Alert or
any OS-related popup (such as the Find dialog) has been displayed. I didn't
Matthew Bevan wrote:
Another alternative (what I'm using in an upcoming application)
is to have a series of buttons w/ square borders along the
top of the dialog... the current tab button being drawn
selected.
Is this a regular button resource? How does one cause it to be drawn
Bill Andreozzi wrote:
I've searched all the help docs as well as all the IDE settings,
it's not obvious (to me) how to turn this preprocessor definition
on for my debug builds?
There's probably a smarter way, but this is what I do in one of my common
headers:
#if __option(a6frames)
#define
Paul Tidwell wrote:
but I cannot find documentation on how to
process the Tungsten navigator buttons.
I had the same problem until somewhere here helped me out.
You need the 5-Way Navigator SDK.
As I recall, this SDK is not part of the public tools available for general
download. Instead,
Joe Biron wrote:
I was a bit disappointed with the PalmOS Companion
documents. No big-picture overview. Can anyone recommend
a good resource?
- Palm OS Programming for Dummies (Liz O'Hara, John Schettino)
It's out of print and was written before OS4. However, I found it to be a
great
Matt Disher wrote:
I'm suffering a small brain fart. I have a game that works
off of PenEvents, pend up events to be exact, figuring out
the location of the tap and acting on it, etc.
My problem lies with the menus, when a menu item is chosen,
I act on the menuEvent and return true, but I
Alexandre Barreto asked:
How can i open a database in a memory stick?
I'm not sure about all Clie's, but the newer ones have VFS support in the
OS. You'll use VFS to access files and databases on a memory stick. Look
at VFSFileOpen() and associated functions.
(Older Sony devices may have a
Tapping a button on a form causes a ctlSelectEvent. The ID of the control
is included in the event parameters.
case ctlSelectEvent:
{
// Indicates that a control on the page has been selected.
// This could be a button press or some other action.
//
I'm working on adding support for the tall screens on some of the Sony
devices. These are the ones with the software silkscreen / graffiti area.
I am capturing the sysNotifyDisplayChangeEvent, verifying that my app is the
running app, and then issuing a frmUpdateEvent upon which I reposition
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Cc: 'Su Duy Trinh' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 31, 2002 9:05 AM
Subject: RE: About Events for some standard buttons on Palm handheld?
Tapping a button
What is the general strategy for repositioning controls on a form when the
Sony software silkscreen area is shown or hidden?
I am using the following method, but am not having success.
I'm using CW9 and the Sony 5.0 SDK (which is not the version included with
CW9) and testing on an NX60. In
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Wheeler
Sent: Monday, December 30, 2002 3:57 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Question re 320 x 480 screens
What is the general strategy for repositioning controls on a form when the
Sony software silkscreen area is shown
Is this conceptually possible to do?
I don't know, but here's how I handle something similar. On a penDownEvent,
I check the point against the bounds that I'm interested in. If it's in
bounds, start a loop and poll the pen status until the pen is up again. I
also track the position, and if it
CodeWarrior 8
Palm OS 5 SDK
I'm working on an app that is written largely in C. I use MemPtrNew() and
MemHandleNew() and religiously check the return value.
The project uses some shared code, from another developer, that is written
in C++. So, in the project settings, I have turned on the C++
I'm trying to do something very simple, but haven't figured out the key to
make it work. What I want to do is shift an arbitrary rectangular area on
the screen to the right by exactly one pixel, regardless of screen density.
I have code that works on the low resolution devices, but on the
Arg. Never mind. The code does work. I had had been using FrmAlert() after
WinSetCoordinateSystem() in order to monitor the results, and FrmAlert()
must reset the screen mode. Once I moved it out of the block, all was well.
Sorry for the extra noise.
Jeff
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Mark Wildon wrote:
Have you looked at the Palm Reporter?
No, but I will! This particular test was on an actual device, though, with
a release build.
Jeff
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Christy wrote:
Here is my code for popSelect event. Could you
please help me to identify where the problem is:
[snippit removed]
Don't change the string returned by CtlGetLabel(). In other words, don't do
this:
Char * lblP;
lblP = (Char*)CtlGetLabel(ctlP);
StrCopy(lblP,
Amit Solanki wrote:
I also want that SDK (5-way navigator), but I could
not find it. Can please tell me the exact link?
1. http://www.palmsource.com/developers/
2. Select Login from the Developer Program menu to login to the resource
pavilion.
You'll need to be a member of Palm's developer
I'm having a hard time finding documentation on how to detect button presses
from the five way navigator on the Tungsten devices. Up and Down give
pageUpChr and pageDownChr, but left, right and the center button all give a
keyDownEvent character of 0x0503. What is the appropriate way to detect a
I've noticed that when using the OS 2 ROM image (palmos20-en-pro-dbg) in
POSE, my app's icon in the launcher is shifted down by about 4-6 pixels.
That is, it isn't centered; the bottom part of my app's icon is chopped off
by my application's name.
I'm using an application icon family so that I
I'm trying to figure out the standard convention for when to add the ...
to the end of a menu item. I didn't find the answer in the Programmer's
Companion nor the archives. Nor have I discerned the pattern in the
built-in apps.
Some apps appear to add ellipses to the menu when it will result
How do i allocate space for the variable 'title'...
static Char title[32];// or some logical size
Do i have to initialize the variable titile...
Copy the title that you want displayed into this variable.
StrCopy(title, MyTitle);
HTH,
Jeff
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Will I been working on this all weekend and I cant find anything I have a
project in CW7 that does
nothing but sets a alarm in 10 sec. Will in 10 secs my palm blows up and I
dont know why.
When an alarm goes off, there are two different events that are sent to an
application. Have you added
What is your favorite palm programming book?
I concur with the recommendation for Palm OS Programming Bible by Lonnon
Foster.
Advanced Palm Programming by Steve Mann (who frequents this list), is also
good, if you happen to be doing one of the advanced things that he discusses
in his book.
Rob Cochran [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:60562@palm-dev-forum...
Is there an event that occurs when a Field loses focus? I would like to
be able to update some other controls after a user enters a 2-digit
number into a field.
Not that I know of. The Palm OS SDK Reference contains
Carl Dippel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:60187@palm-dev-forum...
How can I get the FieldID from a FieldPtr? -Carl
FieldType * pField = whatever
Uint16 FieldID = pField-id;
I haven't found an accessor function for this. If you happen to know the
index of the field, you can use
I'm working on something that loops over characters in a string, and need
functions such as _isdigit and _isspace.
The Txt module supplies TxtCharIsSpace(WChar ch), etc., but this isn't
available on the older devices. The Glue library supplies equivalent
functions that support 1 byte and 2 byte
switch (eventP-eType)
{
case ctlSelectEvent:
UInt16 ctrlID = eventP-data.ctlSelect.controlID;
ControlPtr ctrlPtr=
eventP-data.ctlSelect.pControl;
if (ctrlID == MainAboutButton)
{
snip
}
if (ctrlID == MainClearButton)
{
snip
}
case menuEvent:
return
Well, just to beat the other end of the dead horse, I'd still
like to know how the confusion arose. The standard skins
have been called things like Standard-English and Standard-
Japanese for a long time. So long that I don't even remember
if they ever had names like Palm III or Palm V.
However, I don't see the skins options as I did with POSE 3.0. As an
example:
ROM: Palm OS 3.5-en-colordbg.rom
Device: Palm IIIc
Skin: Generic and Standard-English
RAM: 8192K
This all looks correct to me. What do you think is wrong?
What's wrong is that I don't get any skin selections
Have you tried the Standard-English skin? Surely the standard skin
for a IIIc would look like a IIIc, right?
Brian Mathis
Uh red faced, yep, you're right. *Sigh*. Sorry for the wild-goose chase.
Jeff
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If you mean that there should be an article in the KB that describes
using the archives, that might be a good idea (although the archives
are described on the page where you find out about the forums).
I was thinking more about links to the archives on the KB search page.
Didn't find what you
I've not been able to get skins to work since installing POSE 3.1. Since I
don't need them (generic works fine), I just shrugged it off. But, since
the topic is open... here's the details.
* I'm running Windows 98
* POSE is at C:\Program Files\Metrowerks\CodeWarrior for Palm OS Platform
can neone give me the exact reasons why packing and unpacking
are used
from the earlier mails i got ideas about the usefullness of
packing, but can neone emphasize on unpacking also ?
This reminds me of an old joke about a certain compression algorithm named
DEL. Compression was great
can anyone referr me to a good example of creating and using a
database (pdb)?
Try a book on Palm programming. I found both of these helpful.
Palm OS Programming For Dummies
O'Hara and Schettino
ISBN 0-7645-0563-7
Palm OS Programming Bible
Lonnon Foster
ISBN 0764546767
Some recent posts
Todd Cary [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am learning the Palm OS via Pocket Studio, the Pascal version of the
Palm development environment. So, far everything is working well. I
have a Wine list DB with the appropriate editing form. However, I now
want to add the features that make the Palm
I needed a way to detect when the text in a field changed (since
fldChangedEvent doesn't really do that, despite its name!), and quickly
found some ideas by searching the archives for fldChangedEvent. (For those
interested who still don't know, the archives can be found and searched at
Nesselhauf, John [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How do you convert a project to Multisegment?
I found this article, titled Segmenting an Application, to be very
helpful:
http://oasis.palm.com/dev/kb/papers/1469.cfm
I use CW 7, and changing from a single segment to a multi-segment was quite
simple.
Jeff Wheeler:
also found that I had to put my .rsrc in the first segment
in order to avoid runtime problems. This might be unique
to my application, or it might be a general requirement.
Scott Johnson:
What problems? Sounds like something else is going on, since resources
and
code
Does anyone have any recommendations GNU vs. CW for C++ development?
No. (Just kidding.) I use CW, but haven't tried GNU.
Also, what are the trade offs going form C to C++ in terms of runtime
proformance and code size?
Many years ago, I went to a C++ presentation by Bjarne Stroustrup.
For constant data, you can have it stored easliy in the code segment
if you're using CodeWarrior as your compiler. You need to add the
line
#pragma pcrelconstdata on
...
Woo hoo, this is what I'm looking for, I think.
I ran across this article,
I'm needing to work on a feature that needs about 3K of constant global
data, and needs to work on devices back to OS 2.0 1Meg devices. Further, I'd
like to build a .lib with this feature so that I can link it into other
programs.
The Palm OS Programmer's Companion has Table 6.1 on page 158.
Vang, Vang (V.) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:57753@palm-dev-forum...
I am creating a file manager and here is the problem I am facing. Can my
application handle multiple databases with same creatorID and Type?
Yes. It sounds like you want to enumerate the databases using
that trapping frmCloseEvent and not letting the OS handle it, causes a
memory leak.
Is anyone familiar with this?
Yes. Do your own clean-up, then return false to allow the OS to perform its
cleanup. The SDK says: If an application doesn't intercept this event, the
routine FrmHandleEvent
str[i] = (char*)MemPtrNew(StrLen(ptr-qual));
Here's one possible problem. I've observed that StrLen() does not count the
byte required for the terminating NULL. So, if your string is test then
StrLen() returns 4, not 5.
StrCopy() will copy the terminating NULL, so the resulting string needs
char ** memptr;
memptr = (char**)MemPtrNew(sizeof(char*) * items);
memptr[n] = (char *)MemPtrNew(StrLen(Some String) + 1);
MemPtrFree(memptr);
Does this statement code free up all the memory that was allocated for the
array of strings?
Yes, it frees the memory allocated for the array of
Is there an easy way to make the text of a button be right-justified, or is
the best way to do this via a gadget?
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Can somebody tell me why I'm getting this error:
undefined identifier '_DI'
((TxtCharAttr(text[i])_DI) !=0)
when I compile code containing a line:
(TxtCharIsDigit(text[i])
Becuase the symbol _DI isn't defined.
When this happens, just include the header that defines _DI before including
How do you define the fields in a database? Do you use records?
A Palm database doesn't have fields.
A record in a Palm database is simply a binary stream of data of some
known size. You read the data and decide what it means. Typically, the
data is read into a structure (or class), but
We also make our own hardware in a Palm V modem casing, this now needs
changing. Our product is an industrial product and we need to know when to
make the Vx to m500 transition. This is not as simple as it looks, as
there
are all sorts of availability problems, such as getting the surface
DmWrite(newRecordPtr,0,newRecord,sizeof(newRecord));
You're saving pointers to characters instead of character strings in your
database. Try writing the strings themselves. Obviously, as soon as you
unlock the text handle for the field, the pointer to that data isn't valid
anymore. Once you
These are actually all VERY easy to find and fix. All you need to do is
take a moment and look at the what the error message says. Read the error
message, look at the function declaration, and compare that to how you are
using it.
For example:
Error: illegal implicit conversion from
So what am I doing wrong here?
You're apparently not using the debugger to find out which function call is
crashing. Once you know that, you'll have a good hint about what you can do
to fix it.
Jeff
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... if I buy an m500, I will have to buy a seperate serial cradle to use
it with NT 4. Surely this is the biggest mistake Palm has ever made, given
that NT 4 is currently the standard OS in buisness.
I think you exaggerate the problem, for the following reasons:
1. No one likes NT 4 anyway g,
No, I have a case in front of the MainUpdateOkButton.
Yes, you do have a case later in your switch, but look again and you'll
see what DeAnna means. Pay particular attention to the top of your switch.
switch (eventP-data.ctlSelect.controlID)
{
... how do I make a longer thick line? Thanks!
Well, I'm assuming you've read the SDK and there isn't a function that does
this. (I don't know if there is or not.) So, let's assume that you have
read the available documentation and searched the archives and knowledge
base, and there isn't
Ok, I got rid of the if statement and the case but my
AddNewSaveButton still doesn't FrmAlert(SaveAlert);
Instead, it takes the role of the MainAddNewButton and goes to
a new form.
Here's something interesting:
case AddNewSaveButton:
...
case
(I will happily consider requests...)
-David Fedor
I'd find it useful to have these published in a pdf file in some sort of
organized (i.e. book) format. Maybe I'm old fashionned, but I like being
able to refer to an open book while I'm working.
Thanks for your consideration!
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In the Code Warrior Constructor, how do you make a List Id for the pop up
trigger. Thanks!
Add a list to your form. Uncheck the useable box. Use that list ID with
your trigger.
HTH
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I'm in the process of writing some recipe-style sample code for
situations like this, and happen to have already done one on popup lists.
David, where do you expect this recipe-style sample code to be available
when it has been completed and checked?
TIA,
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I'm developing an application that using categories implementation and I
am
facing some problems. Please help me. The problems are as below:
1. How to initialize the categories' list? So that, the 'Unfiled' is
always at the List.
Use CategoryInitialize() to initialize your list of
I get memory leak errors even when I have reduced the code down to a small
stub. I have several global data structures declared using 'static'. Does
any one know if global data gets moved around by the Palm OS. I get the
memory leak errors when I enter and immediately exit the application...
card no (Specs says it should be 0)
db id, How to get the value of the same, They say it is ID of the new
application. I wish to know is it the creator id that we specify in
codewarrior or something else.
No, dbID is not the creator ID.
Use DmGetNextDatabaseByTypeCreator() to get the
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