In my event loop, when calling EvtGetEvents (on a PenDownEvent - when I tap
on a dynamic button in a dynamic form,) I get the Just read directly from
unallocated chunk of memory error inside WinDisplayToWindowPt(),
RctPtInRectangle(), and WindowChange() routines when running on PalmOS 3.3
(both
I ran into the limitation of the Dynamic UI, i.e. there's no dynamic table,
menu, etc.
To get around that, can one dynamically create a form resource (complete
with the table, menu, etc.) and then load the form from the freshly created
dynamic resource? If so, does the resource has to be created
When there is a newer version of the client, the server will send it down.
On the WinCE version, this was done with sending a helper app, transferring
execution to the helper app, then sending the client to the helper app, and
the helper app will then transfer execution back to the updated client
I have a client program that communicates with the server through TCP/IP
socket. From time to time, the client needs to be refreshed with a
new/updated .prc file. How do I go about doing this programmatically from
within said client program? Is Exchange Manager the right direction to go?
TIA,
Do I need to do a MemPtrNew or MemHandleNew when instantiating a new object
in C++?
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I'm trying to intercept user input as well as socket in my program, and I'm
using POSE 3.0a6 with Palm Vx 3.3 ROM on a WinNT 4.0 workstation to debug
it. I know that NetLibSelect won't work with sysFileDescStdIn when using
rederected NetLib calls. My question is: Is there a step-by-step
On a somewhat related note, is there a way to catch this error BEFORE the
queue is filled up? I'd like to know when the queue is about to be filled
up and flush (well, not really flush, but to process) the queue before
posting anything new in it.
TIA,
=-Tjeng-Bo-
Tjeng-Bo Lie wrote in message
I'm writing a client-server application on the Palm, and use the user event
quite extensively whenever I'm getting a packet from the server (sort of
like the winsock call back routine...)
When I'm getting a large TCP packet from the server, I queue them up in the
event queue, and process them in
In my event loop, when calling EvtGetEvents (on a PenDownEvent - when I tap
on a dynamic button in a dynamic form,) I get the "Just read directly from
unallocated chunk of memory" error inside WinDisplayToWindowPt(),
RctPtInRectangle(), and WindowChange() routines when running on PalmOS 3.3
(both
I'm writing a client-server application on the Palm, and use the user event
quite extensively whenever I'm getting a packet from the server (sort of
like the winsock call back routine...)
When I'm getting a large TCP packet from the server, I queue them up in the
event queue, and process them in
On a somewhat related note, is there a way to catch this error BEFORE the
queue is filled up? I'd like to know when the queue is about to be filled
up and flush (well, not really flush, but to process) the queue before
posting anything new in it.
TIA,
=-Tjeng-Bo-
Tjeng-Bo Lie wrote in message
I ran into the limitation of the Dynamic UI, i.e. there's no dynamic table,
menu, etc.
To get around that, can one dynamically create a form resource (complete
with the table, menu, etc.) and then load the form from the freshly created
dynamic resource? If so, does the resource has to be
I have a client program that communicates with the server through TCP/IP
socket. From time to time, the client needs to be refreshed with a
new/updated .prc file. How do I go about doing this programmatically from
within said client program? Is Exchange Manager the right direction to go?
TIA,
When there is a newer version of the client, the server will send it down.
On the WinCE version, this was done with sending a helper app, transferring
execution to the helper app, then sending the client to the helper app, and
the helper app will then transfer execution back to the updated client
Do I need to do a MemPtrNew or MemHandleNew when instantiating a new object
in C++?
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I'm trying to intercept user input as well as socket in my program, and I'm
using POSE 3.0a6 with Palm Vx 3.3 ROM on a WinNT 4.0 workstation to debug
it. I know that NetLibSelect won't work with sysFileDescStdIn when using
rederected NetLib calls. My question is: Is there a step-by-step
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