esn't give localizers the flexibility they need to
re-arrange string elements.
The correct Text Mgr routine to use would be TxtParamString, or the
equivalent TxtGlueParamString in PalmOSGlue if you need to run on
older versions of the OS.
-- Ken
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<htt
Have you looked at the Palm Reporter?. It does exactly what you need.
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> Is there
cessary) and the L for Italy, etc, etc.
>
>Am I missing something obvious?
No. The Locale Mgr (added in 4.0) provides an API for getting the
currency symbol. If you need compatibility with older versions of the
OS, then link in the PalmOSGlue lib and call the LmGlueXXX
equivalents.
-- Ken
object's text (e.g. form title, label, or control title) to something
that's longer than the space allocated inside of the form object. The
string data winds up tromping on the following object's information,
such as its location.
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<
definitely be
displayed if the the height of the field is less than the height of a
line of text.
2. If the field is single-line, and you're calling FldSetTextPtr with
a string that contains linefeeds, then you could run into problems.
3. If the field is multi-line, then you need to call
best way is to use
> DmFindResourceType() function :) instead of DmGet1Resource() or
> DmGetResource()
Use DmGetResource. There's no reason to use to DmFindResourceType,
and it won't work correctly with overlays unless you put in a fair
amount of extra effort.
-- Ken
versions of the OS >= 3.1, StrPrintF() handles the %C
formatting character, which prints a WChar variable.
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'TEXT', extension == '.r', no flags set, and the compiler == 'Rez'.
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crollbar dynamically and also associate
>to the form or field.
There's no support in the OS for dynamic scrollbars. You can create a
form in Constructor with one or more scrollbars, and then hide the
ones that you don't need. Clunky, but it works for when you've got a
known ma
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>
> How can I acess the system globals? Is there a function or a trick for
> that?
> Thank
hing similar to 'Palm_rc'. There's
the pilrc resource compiler used as part of the GCC toolchain. I
think Neil Rhodes created a plug-in version of this for CodeWarrior.
I don't know if it correctly handles Japanese text - probably not,
since text measurement (for menus/pop-
can use the new Locale Mgr calls to get specific country
(actually locale) preferences. There are also glue versions of the
Locale Mgr routines available in PalmOSGlue.lib, which provide
backwards compatibility for code running on pre-4.0 ROMs.
-- Ken
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<ht
nted out, there's a chapter in the docs on
localization. The short answers are:
1. Put all of your UI (not just strings) into resources.
2. Use the Text Mgr routines whenever you're manipulating text data
at the character level.
3. Use Constructor to localize the UI.
-- Ken
Ken
asn't the case (OK, it was a bug) - ROM was
always used.
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>...
> >
> > >FntGetFontPtr() will return a pointer to the current font ... but if
> > >FontHack is in play the current font may not be one of the
> > ROM fonts even
OM?
Not without implementing Hebrew locale support in the system, or
running on top of a Palm OS hack/extension that does this for you.
The device's language would have to be set to lHebrew, and the
country to cIsrael.
-- Ken
>"Stephen Best" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in mes
o catch/correct this
situation, though they ought to be tossing up a non-fatal alert as
well. There might be a bug in this correct code, though - I haven't
walked it recently.
BTW, any time you've got a fatal alert problem that you're reporting,
it's very useful to include the R
rom the _English_
version of the PRC, then use either the version of Constructor that
edits PRCs (released on CD at PalmSource) or RsrcEdit (Palm app
resource editor) to translate the overlay into French.
I don't have the tools documents in front of me, but I'm hoping the
PRC2OVL ma
but if
>FontHack is in play the current font may not be one of the ROM fonts even if
>you use one of the standard font IDs.
I'm curious why you need to get the ROM font, versus the current
font. Also note that Japanese (Shift-JIS) font pointers are not going
to be the same
come across this? Any ideas?
Maybe your resource file is locked?
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he main
app project.
Though without knowing all of the settings for the project, this is
just a guess.
Looking back at your original post, another possible problem with
your first approach (replacing .rsrc files with derezzed .r files) is
that you need to specify in your CodeWarrior file mappings
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> > From: Ken Krugler [mailto:[EMAIL PR
t;N bytes are to be read as-is", frequently the high-bit. Thererefore the
>result for my example could be: 0x84 0x01 0x02 0x03 0x04
>
> Now ... which way does Palm do it?
RLE doesn't have any special support for encoding non-repeating bytes
more efficiently (though it should
gt;If this document
>does not exist, it would be a valuable addition to the developer's
>documentation ...
It would be great if you were guaranteed the availability of
everything in UIResources.h and SystemResources.h, but that's
currently not the case. Hopefully it will get cleaned up
a form that contains grouped controls
with object indices > 42, or you have anticipated situations in which
FrmGetControlGroupSelection needs to return frmNoSelectedControl. In
that case you might want to ignore the high byte of the routine
result, by casting it back to a UInt8.
-- Ken
Ken Kru
schemes.
>
>So the question is : what is the precise specification of PalmOS RLE ?
Searching the palm-dev-forum list at egroups for RLE compression, I
found my previous post on this topic:
http://www.egroups.com/message/palm-dev-forum/39500
I don't know if the format has been formally doc
xt.
So I'd suggest setting the control's text to something that gives you
roughly the same width, or positioning an (unused) gadget behind the
popup trigger which has the appropriate width.
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<http://www.escribe.com/computing/pcpqa/m24669.html>
which I found using <http://www.google.com> to search on "PRC2OVL".
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om the main lib. You could also pass the
main library's refnum to routines in the sub-library, so that it
could call main library routines. Ugly, but workable.
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extension of Shift-JIS.
ASCII normally refers to the 7-bit (0x00..0x7F) character set used in
the US and Europe.
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t;'example.tmp'. Please advise. Thanks
In the Target Settings panel, you need to make sure the Post-linker
pop-up has "none" selected. I'm guessing that currently it says
"PalmRez Post Linker", which is looking for the "example.tmp"
resource file.
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from the Layout menu. This lets you see all of the objects in the
form, even if they don't show up in the form window because they have
a height of zero.
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regular .rsrc files and the output of
the code linker to create a merged .rsrc file. Or you can add the
merged .rsrc file to the linker target; either way works.
The resulting file, which contains code, regular resources and
generated resources, is then specified as the input to PalmRez i
ut.
>Is this a bug in the constructor or is it supposed to be this way?
As far as I know, there isn't a bug in Constructor w/specifying
fields as numeric.
Note that you can currently paste non-numeric text into a numeric
field, so you need to do your own validation of the field c
ot pop-up) list in a form, though, the
LstDrawList routine will get called by FrmDrawForm, so there are
still cases where the bug could show up.
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he trick.
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>
> I am receiving this error: "Record left
However, I do
not get this error if I remove focus from the field (by tapping on some
other control) and then exit the app.
Does any one know what I'm missing?
I am using POSE with OS3.5 color debug ROMs.
Thanks,
Ken
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of things, this seems to be a bug in the PalmOS!
Yup, it looks like a bug in LstDrawList(), when it tries to erase any
unused space following the last visible item. I can't see any good
work-around, other than using a gadget to do your own list.
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ended with a linefeed, but otherwise
it seems like it's going to return the wrong value.
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>Ken Krugler <[EMAIL PROTE
a
technical report on this at www.unicode.org).
Also check out at any of the current Arabic/Hebrew hacks for Palm OS
- I think there are three or four currently.
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nsure that A4 is set up correctly. Your technique is
one way of handling this. For other situations where there's no good
place to stash the pointer, you can either use a feature (slow but
easy) or set up a bit of callback glue code (fast but tricky).
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ted to the 0x18 location so that every
regular font, no matter what the character encoding, would contain
this truncation character.
So 99% of all apps can just use the '3.0 and earlier' setting and be fine.
> Better documentation would be helpful.
I'll pass along the
other Palm
structure that you initialize and then pass to the OS. The reason is
that any currently undefined fields (including padding fields) might
wind up becoming real fields in the future, and the OS would like to
be able to depend on them being set to zero.
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>
>[This is in
with Palm 3 but OK with Palm Vx.
>
>Is this new? What the heck is going on? Please advise me.
Got me. I tried making this exact same call from an app, on Poser
emulating a Palm III, with Palm OS 3.3 (debug), and it worked fine. A
stack crawl of the crash would be interesting.
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Ke
stem preferences
>
> PrefGetPreferences(&sysPrefs);
Avoid using PrefGetPreferences() - use PrefGetPreference(selector)
instead. The structure returned by PrefGetPreferences() has to be a
fixed size, so that older code won't croak on newer ROMs, which means
that new preferences c
in a form? If so,
>where CAN one be used?
I'm assuming you're using CodeWarrior, so my guess would be that your
version of PalmRez is out of date, and thus doesn't know about
graphic buttons.
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entioned covers your first
example above, namely pointers to data; these can't be PC-relative,
since the correct value for the pointer isn't known until run-time.
On the other hand, your second example should become PC-relative data
if you use this pragma with a recent version of CodeWar
A few of my users have reported this behavior as well. If you hard
resetted, then we can rule out a hack or another program causing the
problem. Maybe it IS the fault of a dirty connection, but I find it
peculiar that it has happened to others and with Vx models.
-Ken
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he current app's DB, requests for a
given resource (e.g. tFRM=1000) will get the resource from the
overlay, not your base application.
Hmm, this topic has come up before. Maybe I should write some sample code...
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break;
default:
return(false);
break;
}
return(true);
}
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I haven't tried this, but you could set the clip to be empty, then
call FrmDrawForm, and thus avoid the re-draw.
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at.
PRC databases are what you find on the device. The overlay DB must be
on the same card as the base PRC, which means you can't have the base
PRC on your device and the overlay on a Springboard module.
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the text in menus dynamically?
Using MenuShowItem, MenuHideItem, and MenuAddItem, you can achieve
some degree of dynamic text support.
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>What did I screw up and how can I fix it?
I don't know how exactly you lost the resource data. It should be in
one of the Address app resource files that you get with the SDK.
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itle, text label, control label), you typically tromp on
the following object's structure. This typically munges the object
id, attributes, and/or position. The end result can be mysterious
"object not in form" errors, or objects disappearing from the screen
(because their position h
correctly is to re-sort it in
response to the post-HotSync launch code. Trying to match the device
sort order on the desktop is a losing proposition.
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nown situation where you can get this fatal alert if
you've got alert text with one or more trailing linefeeds. Check the
list archive for more information.
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hich
>locale you are compiling for? I'm trying to find out why
>my overlay isn't working. If there are, I can't find them.
The only locale-specific setting in CodeWarrior is the
transliteration target for PalmRez, which needs to be set to Japanese
for apps that contain Shift-J
e characters, then I'd replace
each double-byte character with a generic Japanese character (e.g.
0x8140) in the .rsrc file, and select Japanese as the target for
PalmRez. Then I'd use a hex editor to edit the resulting PRC,
replacing 0x8140 sequences with the real character codes - ho
>>You can use WinDrawChars to draw anywhere within the current draw window,
so
unless you change the draw window or the Table Manager has changed the draw
window (and you can always change it to anything you want anyway), you can
use it to draw in the second column. However, if the second column
first column since it's not editable, but
continue what I'm already doing for the second column ( TableLoadData(),
etc. ) ? I've never mixed the two and don't know if that's acceptable, but I
don't see why not. I wonder if doing the WinDrawChars() will corre
FldSetBounds(). Is there a way around this?
Thanks!
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rom the PlugIn in a
>2nd segment in the shared library but the linker prints an error that a code
>resource cannot have more than one segment when I try to build the shared
>library.
I'm currently working on a way to get Metrowerks to support a
multi-segment shared library...stay
the base app?
Nope, that should be it. If you'd like, you can send me the
app/overlay, and I'll see if I can figure out what's up.
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ike automatically fill in the current year
if they leave that out, etc.
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lobals. Using Metrowerks, do globals use up stack space or active heap
>space?
Globals get allocated as a chunk in the dynamic heap. Note that your
stack is _also_ a chunk in the dynamic heap, so both basically come
from the same pool of memory.
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&
of the beginning
>of the 25th ScreenLines from the current insertion point [without moving
>there]?
>
>Thanks!
>
>Best regards, Paul [pedit: http://home.columbus.rr.com/nevai/palm/ ]
What's wrong with using FldWordWrap? You can walk the string, calling
this routine repeate
vert a CharPtr (eg. "09/28/00") to a
>DateTimeType. Is there a function that does this? I see the reverse is
>available to create a string based on a date. Thanks.
Nope, you're on your own. Note that Palm OS software typically uses
the SelectDay() routine, which avoids havin
ossibly be
going wrong"? situation, that's what I look at.
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>Thanks for the info, Ken.
>
> > While only the scanline compression algorithm requires that
> > compression be done scanline-by-scanline, in practice both process
> > scanlines as chunks - which means that bitmaps using the RLE
> > compression won't col
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&searchState,
sysFileTApplication,
sysFileCLauncher,
true,
&cardNo,
&dbID);
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d type variable designating the field's max characters
Yes, but no. Use FldSetMaxChars(fld, newMaxChars) - don't directly
muck with _any_ Palm OS structure if there's an API available to use.
There are some cases where APIs are missing (let Palm know which
ones), but
ctly handle the case where it's actually a string (e.g.
"(tm)") versus a single character or single byte.
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be done scanline-by-scanline, in practice both process
scanlines as chunks - which means that bitmaps using the RLE
compression won't collapse a sequence of identical bytes across a
scanline boundary.
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gt;I think this would be obtained using DmGet1Resource(type, id) but because I
>can't figure out step 1 I'm unable to proceed.
You'd call DmGet1Resource('plug', 1000), then lock it down.
Hope this helps get you started...
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is is easiest if there are a few routines that wind up calling in
isolation a bunch of other code. In that case you could create
individual code resources (the resource type doesn't matter) with
single entry points for each of these higher-level functions -
locking the code & calling
ing selections -- it was discussed here a couple of
> > months ago. Maybe you're hitting that.
From what I recall, the bug(s) related to up/down arrow key handling
didn't cause a "Bad Field Selection" fatal alert, just odd editing
behavior.
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You can cast it as a BytePtr but beware that certain types must start at
even byte boundaries.
-Ken
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o set up register A5, either via a
feature (if speed isn't an issue), getting passed its A5, or some 68K
magic in a callback routine "stub".
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and that this screening is only done on key-down event
handling...so you can still paste non-numeric characters into the
field. An additional limitation is that you can't enter the thousands
separator character (e.g. ',' in the US). So many apps do their own
screening for numeric f
form. You can use a global variable, unless you've got a form
that can be displayed as a result of a sub-launch.
As Dave Johnson pointed out, SysStringByIndex is a handy utility
routine for loading strings from a string list, but it requires you
to use a string variable to save the result.
so you can't use them in
any code that can get called as a result of a sub-launch. An
interesting tweak would be to modify the Metrowerks exception code to
use the Palm OS try/catch chain (which is available during a
sub-launch) as a way around this limitation.
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7;s
well-written Palm OS software.
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> >
> > I want to get the version of default app in PalmOS, but use
> > DmGet1Resource('tver',ID). for the ID, it is found
tringH);
If you're getting a lot of strings, then option 3 is to write two
utility routines, in which case it takes 16 bytes of code per string
usage.
const Char* someString = GetAndLockStringResource(1000);
ReleaseLockedStringResource(someStringP);
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best solution currently is to
use the PRC2OVL tool that comes with the 3.5 SDK. This can create an
overlay from a full PRC - but that means you have to build the
localized PRC first, and then extract the localized resources into an
overlay.
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rces.
In general, though, using resources for string data is considered
proper coding practice for Palm apps.
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API hasn't changed, so if
you're using the 3.5 SDK to build your app, then there's no problem.
If you have to use an earlier SDK for some reason (why?), then you
would need to copy the routine declaration and the struct typedef.
-- Ken
Ken Krugler
TransPac Software, Inc.
<h
I use to retrieve another application's
>version string?
Figure out which app DB you want to open, then
DmOpenDatabase(...)
DmGet1Resource('tver', 1);
DmGet1Resource('tver', 1000);
DmCloseDatabase(...);
-- Ken
Ken Krugle
NDA to get access to the code. But in
that case, they can't send the source to other people.
>If I want to write it,
>what is the most difficult part?
Handling character encodings other than Latin.
Why do you want to write another version?
-- Ken
Ken Krugler
TransPac Software, Inc.
&
Although this gets rid of the error messages, it does not eliminate the
label corruption problem.
-Ken
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> From: Kevin O'Keefe[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> Sent: Friday, September 15, 2000 11:33 AM
> To:
If you're using dynamic creation of controls, there's a bug in the OS that
causes this.
-Ken
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> To: Palm
(search the archives for more
> information). Another way around the problem is to use
> FrmHideObject and FrmShowObject.
>
> Keith Wolcott
>
> Sally Anne Palmer wrote:
>
> > Hi Ken,
> >
> > I've been having the same problem this past week and it
it is
probably because this ROM is configured to test low memory conditions and
the bug is causing some other problems but what can we do about it?
It looks like I may have to try other alternatives as this method does not
seem too stable.
Thanks,
-Ken
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n the
docs. Can anyone shed some light as to what's going on? I'm using with GCC,
POSE, 3.5 color ROMS.
Thanks!
-Ken
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5?
if (TsmGetFepMode(NULL) == tsmFepModeOff)
{
// go ahead and move the field, the FEP isn't active.
}
For backwards compatibility with pre-3.5, use TsmGlueGetFepMode(NULL)
in PalmOSGlue.
-- Ken
Ken Krugler
TransPac Software, Inc.
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ode
to act the same, then you couldn't rely on the GetCharCaselessValue
table.
What's the problem with using TxtFindString for searching?
-- Ken
Ken Krugler
TransPac Software, Inc.
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