ck themselves) instead of radio buttons are things
that I hate most. What really bugs me is that there are some pretty big
name apps out there that have passed Palm Platinum Certification that
have these UI problems.
Just my opinion (and rant)...
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> > >process
> > >the
> > >records which again takes over an hour
> > >
> > >Is there any way to do this quickly? The table is going in one
> > direction
> > >
> > >from the pc to the palm
> > >
> > &g
m VII, yet, so I can't test this myself. I don't see why this
wouldn't work.
Any confirmations of this would be much appreciated.
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ll processor only has one UART, and if it's using that
> UART to talk to the radio transmitter it would be impossible to use the
> serial port.
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> From: Scott Gruby [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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t
keeps crashing. I know that there must be some way for me to delete my
own app.
I'm targeting OS 3.0 and higher; if I was using 3.2 or higher, then I
could put in an alarm function to handle this.
Any suggestions?
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In article <32682@palm-dev-forum>, Tom Zerucha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Sat, Dec 09, 2000 at 10:32:32AM -0800, Scott Gruby wrote:
> > I'm working on enhancing the beaming in my Database Utility application
> > such that the user can beam more than o
. Is there an easy way for me to check to see if there is
a system event available, looking at the queue to see if the next event
is an alarm and then ignoring it? How do I get the location of the
system event queue?
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> And consider silent alarms from programs that do their updating in the
> middle of the night.
>
> Good luck.
Thanks for the tips; this is for a prototype and at the moment, we just
want to block everything. As for design decisions later down the line,
we will carefully look at t
along, I want to be able to do a NetLibReceive and
receive all the data including what I peeked at.
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ted demo for Palm OS only works on Windows (at least
according to your website).
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he flip is closed, but that is reserved for phone only use.
(I wrote the initial user interface, not the shipping one, years ago
when I worked for QUALCOMM, so I'm more than familiar with the
resolution!)
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rwise, I have to remember to change the revision
> string in constructor each time I prepare to checkpoint the project. Any
> insights?
>
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gt;
It tells you how (using Codewarrior) to check to make sure that
everything is in the proper segment. I had this same thing happen to me
yesterday; I accidentally moved a file to another segment.
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> So, as David encouraged, if you'd like to work on fixing this, that's
> where you'd look. Or you could take the route that I'm sure Scott
> Gruby would recommend, which is t
to use. If I
figure out the save problem and the crash problem, I'll post.
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In article <78162@palm-dev-forum>,
Scott Gruby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In article <78152@palm-dev-forum>, Lee Fyock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>
> > This drops POSEr's CPU usage to 3-5%, which is pretty sweet. As far as I
> > can tel
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> At 9:24 AM -0800 2/27/02, Scott Gruby wrote:
> >Keith is probably going to think that I am evil for these changes, but
> >this works for me.
>
> I think you're evil for many r
In article <78288@palm-dev-forum>, Lee Fyock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> On 2/28/02 3:00 AM, "Scott Gruby" wrote:
>
> > I never noticed the first issue, but the same thing happens to me with
> > my own compiled version of POSE 3.4 (I compiled in Han
he standard Database Manager routines to access
files on SD? I'm almost 100% sure that this is not possible without some
type of hack, but before I tell my co-worker that he's full of baloney,
I want to double check.
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my
development.)
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end than sample code).
Alternatively, does anyone have any public domain or easily licensable
for use in other products, source to do this?
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What is the procedure to register creator IDs when the online form is
down? I have several that need to be registered within the next few
weeks (for product launch) and I can't do it with the server being down.
Can anyone point me in the right direction?
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> --- Scott Gruby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > What is the procedure to register creator IDs when the
> > online form is down?
>
> Every time it has happened in the past, the procedu
http://www.lyris.com/ for upgrade information."
at the end and messages are getting truncated (as the above message
indicates). Which means that I am missing parts of messages. I may just
have to subscribe via email to get everything.
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m for 3.5. While I'd
like to have the same behavior for both, I haven't figured out a way to
get this.
I guess you could define a custom font with a height of 40 and set the
row font to this as I believe the highlight for customTableItem (under
OS < 4.0) is based on font hei
's issue with patching WinDraw events or
something similar, yes, this is a problem.
Based on some of the hacks I've seen, I'm much happier with
notifications as there are no patch chains to worry about and the
notifications can be installed/removed w/o creating a big mess for
gets the event. I just checked the
sources for the notification manager (4.0) and it looks like the entries
are inserted into the list sorted using type and priority.
I guess that maybe PalmSource should consider a "patch" mechanism for a
future Palm OS version that handles things lik
.zip
>
> Palm no longer has them, or, at least, I can't find them. Thanks, Paul N.
>
>
Login into Dev Pavillion, click " Palm OS Development Seeding Area",
scroll down to licensee downloads, click on FiveWaySDK.zip. Scroll to
Palm OS 5, click on Mac OS X next to
d Chimera on Mac OS X 10.2. Why don't you disable Speed
Download and try again. I've have no problems downloading the few times
that I've tried.
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s formats?
Version 1.1 is "barely carbonized" says the ReadMe. I use it all the
time under OS X. I think it came with CodeWarrior for Palm OS 8 + maybe
one of the updates.
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x27;ll use any tools on Mac, Windows, or Linux to get the job done.
(I realize that this isn't extremely clear, but I'm having trouble
formulating my thoughts on this; I've spent countless hours trying all
kinds of tricks of the trade and haven't managed to get anywhere.)
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t; small, but I really can't publicly speculate. All of your feedback is
> being taken into consideration, however.
Thanks; while it's not my money, if it was too high, I'd be told to go
use Windows. This, of course, isn't going to happen in the near future
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today without you having to do additional work.
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lm devices, I'd prefer that. (I want to take different actions from an
alarm if the LCD is on or off, so I need to know the state.)
Any ideas?
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London, The Treo 270 is Atlanta, the Treo 180 is Manhattan and
the Treo 180g is Shea. I've added the code to my app (including checking
for the processor and the device so that I don't blow up) and will test
it in a little bit.
I hate touching the processor directly, but it looks like I
SE.
Read the release notes...it's documented that POSE on the Mac (recent
versions) don't play sound.
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der OS X appears as UNIX style serial
ports) until POSE gets serial on OS X. (I took a stab at serial under OS
X, but gave up as I had other things to do.)
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hnicians do this to the pdQ device
when I was working on it; I would reset the device 15-20 times per day
and the paper clip was getting tiresome.
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s.
In addition, like all published books, it is outdated. The references to
Palm OS 5 are all theoretical as the book says that no OS 5 device is on
the market.
Overall, I think that it is a good book, especially for reference. It is
definitely more complete than Neil's book.
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utside's website which is pretty detailed about the keyboard
interface (it's a little bit outdated, but should provide a starting
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wing thread for the answer:
<http://www.escribe.com/computing/pcpqa/m31433.html>
(Simple solution, don't have a tSTR resouce # 1006.)
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webbrowser that Sony ships with their OS 5 devices is completely ARM
native. I don't believe it had a 'code' resources. I don't think that
normal developers can develop ARM native applications, but apparently
the NetFront people were considered special and they wrote a
;http://www.escribe.com/computing/pcpqa/m64210.html>
<http://www.escribe.com/computing/pcpqa/m62216.html>
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b to debug with POSE under OS X? I suspect it is, I just
haven't seen the instructions.
In article <112779@palm-dev-forum>,
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> Just received this from MW Ron at Metrowerks, so I guess it's
> "official".
>
&
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> On 2/9/03 2:24 PM, "Scott Gruby" wrote:
>
> > Time to start getting prc-tools and associated tools running on my OS X
> > box and converting my CodeWarrior proj
Windows and my stuff will have to be portable to
that), but I do feel your pain. I've been a CodeWarrior user for almost
9 years (Mac and Palm). I've even suffered through the first versions of
CodeWarrior on Windows for Palm development. I understand that it's all
about money, h
eceive
any information from PalmSource about the certification.
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ome dedicated web site devoted to
> the topic?
If Palm doesn't step up to the plate, I've just setup a list...feel free
to join.
<http://www.notifymail.com/mailman/listinfo/palm-mac-develop>
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t;>
> The only thing that required some effort was converting my resource
> files to .rcp files. For that, I used a nice little perl script
> called rsrc2rcp, available from http://rsrc2rcp.sourceforge.net/ .
> >>
>
> Regards,
> Steve Mann
>
>
Thanks; I h
gt; list. some of that info can be worth while.
>
> http://prc-tools.sourceforge.net/
While this is a great suggestion, do you discuss Project Builder
integration on this list?
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on is one gauge
that would help.
I would also like to see the certification cover some aspects of user
interface as this has been one of my biggest complaints over the years
about Palm OS application. (Ever seen an app that centers buttons in a
dialog or puts the OK button on the right and cancel
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> > I would also like to see the certification
a lot of functions of the APIs, I know the
underlying structure which I believe is important. It is quite
important, in my opinion, to know what is going on.
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rammers who use full screen
> modal forms! It is, in my humble opinion, a perfectly valid technique.
What is PalmSource's stance on this "technique"? According to the UI
guidelines, it would appear that this is not valid.
Just my opinion...
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are dots in the corners when you use 160 x
160 modal dialogs which you shouldn't do.)
BTW, I just went to PalmGear and took a look at some of the screen shots
posted; of the 10 or so apps I looked at, ALL but 2 had UI issues on the
one screen that was shown. It is too bad that users tolera
the certification may not mean much, it at
least meant I went through the extra effort (I didn't help write the
test). Some may see this as valuable. Like you, I have a fairly large
portfolio of projects that demonstrates my abilities.
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on't have an SDK. I simply
wanted to use the serial manager to talk to the built in modem...they
say this isn't possible.
It's an interesting device; I just wish they were more open with
developer information. Handspring and Kyocera have some decent hooks in
their smartphones t
> >
> >
Sony has this with all their CLIEs on Windows. Mark/Space has Macintosh
software that allows this for CLIEs and various other Palm OS devices
such as the Tungsten T, Zire 71, Tungsten C, Alphasmart Dana, etc. See:
<http://www.markspace.com/>
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aunches of your application. Each time you open your
application, you need to re-open your databases and use the DmOpenRef's
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(I've never used Satellite Forms, but I'd be very afraid of any
application that can't run in the emulator with all debug flags turned
on.)
This is just my opinion; if your application can get certified running
on top of Satellite Forms (in its current state), then it completely
ions created with RAD tools to pass by turning off
the flags, I'm going to let them know how disappointed I am with yet
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doing
this and I was connecting from a Mac!
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You have to be in a 68K app for the CodeWarrior debugger to connect.
The simplest way is to launch DotDotTwo (found in the examples on CW,
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