Ambrose Krapacs wrote:
Our application works with the Calendar database directly adding, updating,
and deleting items.
One possible approach is to add the items using the Exchange Manager,
and possibly the PDI library as well. The vCalendar standard allows you
to set alarms; the following
Jeff Ishaq wrote:
I saw the same problem. After going back and forth with Palm DTS for about two
weeks, we solved it by placing a DmSyncDatabase() call after *any* record
operation. This didn't seem to impact the performance too much.
Both read and write operations?
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ROAR
Here's a question for the experts:
Is there a way to yield the processor to other processes (such as sound
streams), without otherwise slowing down one's own code, other than
EvtGetEvent? Would SysTaskDelay(0) do that?
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Doug Reeder
ROAR Lab, OSU Dept. of Psychology
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Peter Chin wrote:
PIM database structures have changed. There is a compatibility layer which is
supposed to permit older apps to function in the new environments but this has been
buggy. Performance degradation is an issue as well. It's best to access the new databases
directly rather than go
Jim Duffy wrote:
I want the icon to show if a field in my DB has a string within it. One the
user taps it, I want to take them to a custom dialog to show the record
contents instead of popping up the standard Tips dialog.
Since the i icon normally brings up help, rather than details, you may
John Sutton wrote:
Jeff
I'm not sure if I'm dreaming this, but I think I once had a problem with
empty strings.
FWIW try putting something inside the two empty strings just to rule out
my paranoia.
ie. FrmCustomAlert( MessageAlert, whatever, should be empty, should
also be empty );
FWIW,
cp wrote:
I wanna store a few wav files from pc and play it in my palm device. What is
the best way to do ?
Put the WAV files in resources and use SndPlayResource. This, of
course, requires OS 5.
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Jagat wrote:
I have prc resource file. How can I make a wav resource file added to
.rcp file ?
You don't add it using the .rcp file; you add it using the post-linker.
Under prc-tools, just copy the .wav file to a file with a name like
WAVE0001.bin, which build-prc will incorporate as a
Luc Le Blanc wrote:
Greg Wilson wrote:
It appears to be 1024 bytes.
-Greg Wilson
Developer Documentation
PalmSource, Inc.
And is there a constant that supports that? Or do I plug this magic
number in my code???
According to the Programmer's Companion
Palmman wrote:
sndstreamcreateextended is always returning 4096 no matter what value I give
Err (
*SndStreamVariableBufferCallback
) (
void *userDataP,
SndStreamRef stream,
void *bufferP,
UInt32 *bufferSizeP
// memcpy
*bufferSizeP = 1024; // Here I assign, but alwayes I get
Peter wrote:
1, Does sound manager deal with multiple resources or streams played at the
same time (does mixing on its own)?
Yes. A simple example of this is the PalmSource streaming sound example
-- just hit the play button several times before the first sound
finishes playing.
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