,
Tom
If you are looking for a suitable MIME type, there doesn't appear to be
any registered with IANA for palm database
(http://www.iana.org/assignments/media-types/), so the logical option
would be to use application/octet-stream I guess?
I'm not sure that was your question though?
- Veronica
builtin features.
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that you wish to transfer but should be doable for
that as well.
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info on any available products though I'm afraid.
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Jeff Gibson wrote / skrev:
I have done my homework on this one and still can not figure out how to configure my
link to get rid of this error message. :-(
I have searched this and other forums. I have googled. There is some information
out there but nothing that really helps. The only
I get the same thing. Since the posts actually appear in the forum
though I have not taken the time to investigate this.
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to be the wordwrapping information if I am not mistaken.
It seems I managed to fix the problem by checking for the editable flag
in the Load-procedure and return a nonzero value to make the field not
selected, and use tblEnter instead of tblSelect. Thanks anyway for your
suggestions.
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are the calls made by the system when selecting a
cell in a table of textItemType.
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of a field (which triggers a FrmGotoForm)
I get the following memory leak. (I catch the tblSelectEvent to initiate
this.)
I must be missing something obvious. Any ideas are appreciated.
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) and the examples included with the
documentation was enough to help me segment my application with no
previous experience in multisegmented applications...
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Pierre Brial wrote / skrev:
I observed that most programmers seem to follow the same patterns for
source code presentation. I mean how the comments are displayed, what
letters to capitalize in function names, variables, etc...
Is there a published set of rules for good code presentation ?
of a hot sync operation. Is that possible?
I use PDBC (Palm Database Compiler/Decompiler)
http://www.obermuhlner.com/public/Projects/Palm/PDBC/index.html to
create pdb-files on the pc. It's open source and command line driven.
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correctly but I run
it in the PALM, the application has not changed.
Anyone can help me, please?
Thank you.
Do you install the new PRC over the old application or uninstall first
and reinstall? If you install it over the old one it has to have a
higher version number.
- Veronica Loell
Another approach to this would be to normalize the strings before you do
the search. You would obviously still need some sort of case
insensitivity algorithms and they still would be locale-dependant
(language-country/area). It is quite possible that this would not make
the task any easier, but it
Nicholas Guarracino wrote / skrev:
Veronica Loell wrote:
I can't really see how the meaning of 'case insensitivity' can be
dependent on the character encoding. No matter how an alphabeth is
encoded the mathing characters will be the same. What does make a
difference here is the locale
Ken Krugler wrote / skrev:
[...]
At 12:00am -0700 9/16/04, Veronica Loell wrote:
I can't really see how the meaning of 'case insensitivity' can be
dependent on the character encoding. No matter how an alphabeth is
encoded the mathing characters will be the same. What does make a
difference
Stephen Klein wrote / skrev:
Nicholas Guarracino wrote:
Veronica, you might want to check out the following thread
which was recently on the comp.lang.c++.moderated newsgroup
for why this is not a trivial problem to solve:
http://tinyurl.com/722mj
Stephen, I'm sorry I don't have a solution
by the encoding used?
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Samuel Trimble wrote / skrev:
My question doesn't specifically deal with palm development except for the fact that
my app is running on a palm, but a sincere thanks to anyone who reads and/or
responds anyway in spite of this.
My app has a little bit of FTP functionality and I've noticed
Another note, since PDBC (see my previous post) is Open Source, if you
don't want to use the commandline tools for compiling and decompiling
pdb-files you should be able to get some pointers from the source as well.
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letters å, ä and ö in the Swedish alphabeth.
Other diactrics such as é are not separate letters, also 'v' and 'w'
should be considered interchangable in a proper swedish sort order. Also
Norweigan (both languages) and Danish do not use theese letters they
have their own.
- Veronica Loell
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to buy a database server, and if it is a single user application
there are many small compact database servers such as sql-lite that are
a very good alternative to installing one of the big systems.
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Sadanandam O. wrote:
Hi All,
I see
Steve Jerrett wrote:
[...]
One last thing to take into consideration is the level of knowledge that
potential users have (a nice way of saying computer literacy). Many of
our users either use computers only because its a job requirement or
know just enough to be dangerous. If there's a way to
Yes, that is how I use it as well, to make sure that the lock count is
what it should be through debug trace calls. It is an invaluable tool
for debugging, and I would say the best way to make sure that the lock
and unlockes are matched. I just use it visually with trace calls, but
one could
Have a look at http://flippinbits.com/twiki/bin/view/FAQ/WebHome as well
as search engines.
I use PDBC but there is no viewer, you simply use it to compile and
decompile pdc-files to text.
http://www.obermuhlner.com/public/Projects/Palm/PDBC/index.html
- Veronica
Sadanandam O. wrote:
HI all,
José dos Santos Machado wrote:
[...]
For viewing prc files the PRCExplorer is the best, IMHO.
Defintately! but not for pdb-files...
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I finally managed to solved my problem, as I cryptically indicated in my
followup. I was simply too high up in the event loop which of course
meant that I didn't get all the keydown events to my handler-functions.
Some of the virtual keydowns did go through though, due to something
else
Probably not very effective and I havn't really worked with lists, but I
create an array of the databaserecord-index-numbers that should be
displayed in a table, and then simply pick that record when
drawing/populating the table. One might be able to use the same method
with a list. It might
OK, so what I need to do is implement low level eventmanager and simply
deqeue the keyevents I don't like.
Veronica Loell wrote:
I am attempting to capture keyDownEvents in my applications main event
loop by using the call
if(event-eType == keyDownEvent).
From reading the API documentation
Another perhaps better solution is to alter the attributes of the field
object that is created with default settings for the offending cells.
call FldGetAttributes to get your FieldAttrType struct, change the
attributes in question and apply them with FieldSetAttributes.
This of course is done
For getting the system time look at the Time Manager functions.
- Veronica
Jeremy Roberson wrote:
Any ideas how I can get the system time and use it as a seed for
SysRandom()?
Jeremy Roberson
Reach for the sky because even if you should happen to miss,
you'll still be among the
I am attempting to capture keyDownEvents in my applications main event
loop by using the call
if(event-eType == keyDownEvent).
From reading the API documentation this should also work for the
silcscreen buttons such as vchrFind and vchrMenu. It does capture the
menu-silcscreen button and the
John is making a really important point here that I would like to
emphasize and expand upon. Regardless of _how_ you use an application or
library you _are_ bound by the licence for that piece of software and
should read the licence and make sure that you understand it, otherwise
how can you
Catch the fldEnterEvent and override the default by sending the focus
somewhere else for example.
- Veronica
Jeremy Roberson wrote:
I am using a text field to display the results of a hangman game. I would
like to prevent the user from modifiying the text field directly. Any
ideas?
Jeremy
I am not editing any of theese fields, just displaying the data.
It seems like less overhead to actually attach the noneditable fields to
the databaseinstead of creating new chunks and copy the data to them.
- Veronica Loell
Neil Rhodes wrote:
On Thursday, March 20, 2003, at 11:32 PM, Veronica
Neil Rhodes wrote:
I would do the following:
When your form opens, lock your handle.
Use FldSetTextPtr for each of the fields, passing pointers to the
embedded strings within the handle.
Unlock your handle when the form closes.
Neil
Thanks, that makes for a lot cleaner code.
Veronica
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, and then locking it again before I set Fld... = NULL in
my deInit function.
I was wondering if there is a better way to handle this as the solution
I have arrived at seems a bit too much like a workaround?
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i¥m new to palm development and i must do this using J2ME...
There are also two other pieces of code that I'm aware of: ptools and
pdb. You should be able to find them via google or perhaps at
PalmGear or Handango.
There is also PDBC (http://www.obermuhlner.com/public/Projects/Palm/PDBC)
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You might want to try the latest POSE because it's supposed to let you
transfer the ROM over USB. The instructions say to copy the USBPort.dll to
the POSE install directory. There will be an option enabled after you do
this to transfer over USB. Although the option was there, it didn't work for
I use PRC-tools with my editor (ultraedit) and pilrc, without any ide. For creating
databases as well as decoding them I use PDBC (palm database compiler
http://www.obermuhlner.com/public/Projects/Palm/PDBC). I use Tcl-scripts for creating
the sourcefiles from csv out of my desktop
correct creator Id. So I next used the DmSetDatabaseInfo() and set the
dmHdrAttrBackup bit to see if I could have the files Hotsync to the PC.
Well this uses the Backup Manager to Hotsync the file over to the PC. Sure
enough the files are backedup to the PC in the backup directory on the PC
* From: Paul Pang (view other messages by this author)
* Date: Mon, 3 Mar 2003 10:40:45
Hi,
I am trying to locate the source code for Noah's dictionary, released
under the GPL in 2000. The source code was removed from
http://sourceforge.net/projects/noah
and I was wondering whether
I use PDBC (Palm DataBase Compiler/Decompiler) and it works well
for me it is released under GPL. Website:
http://www.obermuhlner.com/public/Projects/Palm/PDBC/index.html
- Veronica
Date: Wed, 26 Feb 2003 21:45:29 +0800
From: Michael Chee [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: convert txt to pdb ?
is
Subject: Re: Developer Certification ?
From:Mark Wilden [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: Scott Gruby [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It is too bad that users tolerate this junk.
Maybe users just don't care as much about UI guidelines as some of us do? :)
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From: Loc (view other messages by this author)
Date: Wed, 19 Feb 2003 16:56:42
[...]
venting. This is the only platform I feel the need to vent whenever I do
work on it.
Guess you never came across the fact that Windows XP feels that it should
process all keystrokes not just the control-ones,
greetings,
there was a post here within the last 2-3 weeks in which it was
suggested that it might be advantageous to use a feminine name (I
believe Pamela was one of the suggested names) in order to get even
more help and faster, even (jokingly) a suggestion that there should be
an easy C
.
This is obviously also a rant. And it's not that time of month even
though I am female...
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at that value? That explains it. Thanks! I should've
thought of that... well, less stupid question next time I hope.
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Look in PalmTypes.h it has all the type declarations for Palm os.
I need to make rotines to be used in CASL pro
i'm having problems with types like Uint8, Uint16, Uint32 and some others
Uint16 i think i ll work with type short
but the rest i don't know what to do
where can i declare this types
?
- Veronica Loell
Error message:
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pavotid palm (unknown version) just read from memory location 0x2714,
which is in an unlocked chunk of memory.
An unlocked chunk of memory is one that has been allocated with MemHandleNew
but that has not been locked with MemHandleLock. Such an access
For windows I prefer Capture, a free utility that saves into files instead
of onto the clipboard, no need to keep pasting stuff into a paintprogram.
http://www.analogx.com/contents/download/system/capture.htm
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.c:35: multiple definition of 'start'
From: Daniel Seifert [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 23 Jan 2003 08:38:14 +0100
To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Am Don, 2003-01-23 um 08.23 schrieb Veronica Loell:
Hi,
ppavotid.o: In function `start':
crt0.c:35: multiple definition of `start
the errormessage:
There is a function called 'start' in ppavotid.o (which would be the output
of Ppavotid.c)
Since there is no such function in the sourcefile, I don't really have any
way to correct my code since there is nothing wrong. Possibly there's a
problem with sdk 4.0 and prc-tools 2.2?
- Veronica
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// chris
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There is no usage of the symbol start in any case combination in my
sourcefile ppavotid.c not as a function or as a varaible or anything
else. This sourcefile is also the only sourcefile in my project
took the structure of the makefile from) had that exact thing and
compiled just fine.
Possibly there was some function call in my application that triggered
this, that was not present in the example one.
- Veronica Loell
The two makefiles are included below.
Subject: Re: error: crt0.c:35
setup should be ok.
- Veronica Loell
#
#-- PROGRAM --: ppavotid
#-- FILENAME -: Makefile
#-- DESCRIPTION --:
#-- COPYRIGHT : 2003 Nakawe data SE7207250346
#-- AUTHOR ---: Veronica Loell -- 720725-0346 -- [EMAIL
in the default emailprogram.
We are using palm500 with palm os 4 and multimail SE.
Is there any possibility of doing this with the basic SDK? If not does
anyone know if there is any thirdparty product that would provide this
functionality?
Thanks
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Subject: Re: OT:Where does palm stand in the race.
From: Dave Lippincott [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 8 Jan 2003 10:36:50 -0500
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[...]
The differences in the number of applications available for the Palm vs
the PocketPC is that the PocketPC
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