> BTW, I didn't know Poser did this kind of check. Nice work, Keith. Keep it up!
I guess I'm a little slow in following up on this thread, and missed this
comment. Thanks for the praise, but it's not anything Poser does. The clue is
where the message starts with "Form.c, Line: 806,...". When you see those
messages, they are generated by the Palm OS (or application or anything else
that's being emulated) calling ErrDisplayFileLineMessage.
-- Keith Rollin
-- Palm OS Emulator engineer
Sergio Carvalho <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 01/21/2000 01:27:26 AM
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Subject: Re: Form must be full width???
No, it's not an NT problem. It's a warning suggesting you follow the Palm
design guidelines. According to those, a popup form should always be full
width, bottom justified, and with the Ok/Cancel/whatever exit buttons on the
bottom, with the documented horizontal distribution.
I suggest you take a glance at the PalmOS Programmer's Companion.
BTW, I didn't know Poser did this kind of check. Nice work, Keith. Keep it up!
Chris DiPierro wrote:
> I'm testing my app out with the new emulator and OS v3.5. Everything seems
> to behave as expected, except in one instance.
>
> I have a form popped up on top of another form. The form it's on top of is
> not a full screen form, but instead is a square in the middle of the
> screen. The currently displayed form is full width, but just the bottom
> 1/2 of the screen. When I close this form, the emulator pops up a message
> "Form.c, Line: 806, Form must be full width". If I continue, I then also
> see: "Form.c, Line: 807, Form must be bottom justified". If I continue
> there, all returns to normal (aside from the fact that the dialogs erase
> the emulator display, but I suspect that's a Windows/NT problem).
>
> Any ideas on what could be going on here?
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Sergio Carvalho
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