I was wondering if there were a way to open the find results dialog from one
of my forms without having to go to the find dialog. In other words, I want
to write my own custom find dialog, by-passing the built in one, and when my
custom OK button is tapped, go straight to the find results window.
. Does
anyone know of an API call that opens the find results dialog, or what kind
of event to send to the queue to do this? Thanks very much for your help!
Zack Shenkle
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I was wondering if it was possible to launch a Tips form (the one you get
when you click on the "i" button at the top left of a modal dialog form)
from a non-modal dialog, or a regular form. Modal dialog forms, as you may
know, can have HELPIDs specified within their definitions in the
applicatio
We just got a Tungsten T3, with a dynamic graffiti input area (DIA)
(allowing portrait and landscape modes), and I'm trying to enable my palm
app to support the DIA. I have the latest Garnet (OS 5) include files in my
Codewarrior "Palm OS Support/incs" directory, and our version of CW has the
late
he CW debugger, I still get that message "The Palm OS Emulator is not
running. Please launch the emulator and try again."
If anyone has ran the debugger in CW with the simulator successfully, or if
anyone has any insight to my problem, please let me know. Thanks a lot for
your help!
I'm not sure about Palm to Windows bmp converstion, but if you use Code
Warrior, you can go to Metrowerks\CodeWarrior for Palm OS Platform
7.0\Thrill Seekers\PilRC CW Plugin\PilRC CW Plugin Source\PilRCSrc and among
all the C and H files there should be a file called bitmaps.c. This is the
bitmap
selection. Any advice or insight is greatly apprecitated, thanks a lot!
-Zack Shenkle
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tion, would be extremely appreciated. I, for one, am
running out of ideas. Thank you!
-Zack Shenkle
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At the latest Palm Source, OS 6 was given out to attending developers, and
so I thought it would only be a matter of days before it was available as a
simulator that could be downloaded from somewhere. But I haven't been able
to find it. Does anyone know of a site where a Palm OS 6 Simulator is
a
I'm trying to get my app to hot sync with the new cobalt simulator, but the
hot sync is always interupted, and my simulator's hot sync log reads:
"HotSync terminated because the desktop HotSync product is incompatible with
HotSync on the handheld. You need to install the desktop HotSync product
t
Hi,
What API/system call do I need to make to programmatically retrieve information
on how much storage space is left on your Palm? Thanks for any help you can
give!
-Zack
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I found out how:
Err MemCardInfo (
UInt16 cardNo,
Char *cardNameP,
Char *manufNameP,
UInt16 *versionP,
UInt32 *crDateP,
UInt32 *romSizeP,
UInt32 *ramSizeP,
UInt32 *freeBytesP
)
Pass in 0 for the cardNo to get the memory available on the device. You can
get back any info
Get the device ID with the following code, there is roughly one device ID for
every different Palm OS device:
UInt32 deviceID;
err = FtrGet( sysFtrCreator, sysFtrNumOEMDeviceID, &deviceID );
Here's a table that lists most, if not all, Palm OS devices, and their
corresponding device IDs:
http:/
Two things I can think of to suggest:
- This one is obvious, but I'm assuming your PDA has Palm OS 5.0 or later, and
has an ARM processor?
- Check the parameters that are going into DmGetResource, make sure the resType
and resID are what you want them to be.
-Zack
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If PalmPhotoHandle is a class variable, then it's a good idea to have a class
deconstructor, and within that deconstructor:
if( PalmPhotoHandle != NULL ) MemHandleFree( PalmPhotoHandle );
After you put this in your deconstructor, in PalmPhotoCloseImageV2 at the part
where you free this handle,
I have a struct called "userData", with a char* member, called "in". I
allocate some memory, put some text into it, create an instance of userData,
and set userData->in equal to the new memory I've allocated. Effectively I've
done this:
char *text = MemPtrNew( 20 );
userData *ud = new userDat
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