At 07:13 AM 6/27/2005, you wrote:
Hi,
I have a field whose contents need to be all capital letters. A long time
ago, I wrote this code to do it:
case keyDownEvent:
if (FrmGetFocus(frm) == FrmGetObjectIndex(frm, capsfield))
event->data.keyDown.chr = upper_char(event->data.keyDown.chr)
Dr. Vesselin Bontchev wrote:
In Palm OS 5.x, direct manipulation of the event queue no longer seems to work
- as those who keep recommending exiting an application by stuffing an AppStop
event directly into the event queue will discover to their chagrin.
Manipulating the OS5 event queue see
Thomas Ward wrote:
Hi,
I have a field whose contents need to be all capital letters. A long time ago,
I wrote this code to do it:
case keyDownEvent:
if (FrmGetFocus(frm) == FrmGetObjectIndex(frm, capsfield))
event->data.keyDown.chr = upper_char(event->data.keyDown.chr);
break;
I the
rds,
Miro Pomsar
- Original Message -
From: "Thomas Ward" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Palm Developer Forum"
Sent: Monday, June 27, 2005 14:13
Subject: Problem with uppercasing input
> Hi,
>
> I have a field whose contents need to be all capital letters
In Palm OS 5.x, direct manipulation of the event queue no longer seems to work
- as those who keep recommending exiting an application by stuffing an AppStop
event directly into the event queue will discover to their chagrin.
As to how exactly to achieve what you want - I don't know; I've never
Hi,
I have a field whose contents need to be all capital letters. A long time ago,
I wrote this code to do it:
case keyDownEvent:
if (FrmGetFocus(frm) == FrmGetObjectIndex(frm, capsfield))
event->data.keyDown.chr = upper_char(event->data.keyDown.chr);
break;
I then return false from
