Well, you could do that...but I'd recommend against doing that.
If you really want to write "*internationally savvy* applications use the glue
versions of the routines and include PalmOSGlue.lib while building your
application.
e.g if you want to target older devices use TxtGlueCaselessCompare instead of
TxtCaselessCompare and so on...
--vivek
"Bozidar Benc" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 09/22/99 10:16:25 AM
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Subject: RE: Targeting OS 3.0 with the OS 3.1 SDK
You must add to the very top of your source file
#define NON_INTERNATIONAL
Regards
Bozidar
> I'd like to use the newest SDK to compile apps that still run under
> OS 2.0 or 3.0, but I'm running into problems. Specifically, if I use
> statements like
>
> if (IsPrint(GetCharAttr(), pEvent->data.keyDown.chr))
> HandleKey(pEvent->data.keyDown.chr);
>
> the compiler complains that I should be using TxtIsPrint(ch)
>
> or if I write my own comparison routine and use
>
> pTable = GetCharCaselessValue();
>
> I am told to use TxtCaselessCompare().
>
> I only get the option to use the new Text Manager calls, which are
> only available for >= OS 3.1. Do I have to build special pre-compiled
> headers to take out the Text Manager stuff in order to get a build?
>
> JB
>
>
>
