Elsio,
>Ok, the problem have been solved.
>The problem was the return value (Err), I only change it to Int32 and the
>functions began to return values
I should ask them to document that in their tech note on shared libraries. It
was discovered by another programmer who was porting some of his l
Ok, the problem have been solved.
The problem was the return value (Err), I only change it to Int32 and the
functions began to return values
Thank you,
Elsio Luiz Andretta Filho
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This shouldn't be a problem.
How many forms do you have?
Probably the best place for NS Basic discussion is our web board - it's
very active. You can reach our web board here:
<http://groups.yahoo.com/group/nsbasic-palm/>
The gang there is really helpful! (and yes, we hang ou
I have been creating a program in NSBASIC. It is a large program
which works beautifully on my Tungsten C --up to a point. When I get past
500k, the program starts acting erratic on the Palm. I will tap on one button
and a completely unrelated form will appear, etc.
This doesn't appe
Eric,
>Each record will contain one numeric
>field, with anywhere from 0 to many records being written. I examined an
>NSBasic created and populated PDB in a hex editor and, with some help, came
>up with a structure of:
>
>struct{
>UInt32recordIndex;
>UInt32
I'm writing a library in CW 9 that is interfacing with an NSBasic
application. The result is that a database is created in NSBasic and the
records are added within my library. Each record will contain one numeric
field, with anywhere from 0 to many records being written. I examined an
NS
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Congrats George. NSBAsic is a real cool thing to work on. :-)
-Viren
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Subject: [nsbasic-palm] Kudos to NSBasic!
Date Sent: Friday, July 25, 2003 1:37 PM
From: tim_markoski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
George-
I wanted to publicly thank you
e latest generation of Palm, I currently have a
Palm
> IIIc which isn't quite a dinosaur yet. Most of the people using my
programs I
> would guess are using older palms as well.
>
Everything I've written so far for the Palm has been in NSBasic. Is NSBasic
as fast as C? Nope. Is
I'd be the last person to say that any devtool is one size that fits all.
PocketStudio (as I understand it) is a good choice for those who want to
work directly with the Palm APIs in a Pascal context.
>There's no reason to take it off-line. You can't convince me that it is fast
>or that the r
I went to the nsbasic website, but lost interest when I saw that it had a
100K runtime.
--On Tuesday, December 10, 2002 1:15 PM -0700 Dustin Davis
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There's no reason to take it off-line. You can't convince me that it is
fast or that the run-time is sm
There's no reason to take it off-line. You can't convince me that it is fast
or that the run-time is small, so there is nothing else really to talk about.
I know I'm not using the latest generation of Palm, I currently have a Palm
IIIc which isn't quite a dinosaur yet. Most of the people using m
SB is a bunch faster. We also get a good kick in speed when
> > running on Palm OS 5 devices. Speed isn't a complaint we hear often.
>
> All my program on Shiblon.com are written using NSBasic. There is really
no
> heavy CPU crunching in any of them. When switching between forms an
Why take it off line? This is a palm development thread. I found NSBasic
to be very slow myself, thus I skipped it and went to C. I would be
interested to see how users are finding the new version. Why don't you want
us to know?
Jamie
"George Henne" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> Let's take this offline. If anyone in the group wants to keep following
>> this thread, email me and I'll cc you.
>
>Don't run away now, George, it was just getting interesting.
>Please do CC me at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>:-)
>
If I was running away, I wouldn't have invited you to follow. :-)
I'll
> Let's take this offline. If anyone in the group wants to keep following
> this thread, email me and I'll cc you.
Don't run away now, George, it was just getting interesting.
Please do CC me at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
:-)
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ce NS Basic makes heavy use of the Palm APIs. With
>> version 3, NSB is a bunch faster. We also get a good kick in speed when
>> running on Palm OS 5 devices. Speed isn't a complaint we hear often.
>
>All my program on Shiblon.com are written using NSBasic. There is really no
heavy use of the Palm APIs. With
> version 3, NSB is a bunch faster. We also get a good kick in speed when
> running on Palm OS 5 devices. Speed isn't a complaint we hear often.
All my program on Shiblon.com are written using NSBasic. There is really no
heavy CPU crunching in an
Hello Douglas Handy,
Thank You ! For your help :-)
I've been looking threw the NSBasic help for hours and just couldn't find
"STOP" - This is what happends when you've a lack of sleep !
Kind Regards,
Lennie De Villiers
SYSTEMS DEVELOPER & SOFTWARE CONSULTANT
T
Lennie,
>This question's related to NSBasic for Palm (www.nsbasic.com/palm):
>
>How can I close my application via code ?
Issue the STOP statement.
But in general, Palm applications do not do this. They typically allow the user
to exit by invoking the application launche
Hello!
This question's related to NSBasic for Palm (www.nsbasic.com/palm):
How can I close my application via code ? In the Project_StartUp event
subroutine. Can't unfortunatly find any procedure(s) for doing this !
Using: NSBasic for Palm 2.11d Demo Edition
Any help very much
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