>
>
> > Sorry Keith. I misunderstood the original post. Then, the predictable
> > question follows: How do I turn off the check? If I do want to write
> > non-standard GUIs, I may not want PalmOS to go and check every little
> > detail of the GUI. How about setting some feature, or having a
> > setDebugFlag function call?
>
> I don't think it's a guideline. I think it's a requirement. If dialogs
> are arranged such that they're the width of the screen and flush with the
> bottom, then redrawing nested dialogs can be optimized to draw front to
> back and to be clipped in a simple fashion. The form redraw routine
> relies on this. If dialogs appear differently, I assume that there will
> be cosmetic problems.
Ok it's a requirement. But full width is kind of vague. Does my
form have to be 160 x 160 or can it be set as 156 x 156 with a border
of a couple of pixels. When I set my form width and height to 160 x
160 the border is missing. When I set it to 156 x 156 with a top,
left of 2,2 and a wide border, the border is visible. What is the
requirement:
1) width and height of 160 x 160 or
2) form content edge to edge.
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