Hello.

I don't mean to sound cruel or evil, but if you are using Code Warrior, then
having a good knowledge of VB will not help you too much.  Code Warrior uses
C/C++ and along with Palm's API.

Secondly, I am used to start by looking at some sample code to see how
things interact.  Therefore, try that and you will see a whole New World
open to you.

Again, that is not the way you create a string in C/C++.  
For C++, you have to first include <String.h> header (I think)...  then you
have to go String myStr = new String(...);
For C, you do not really get to use string, except for char... so you go...
char [] a = "...";

Finally, these are not exactly relational database.  They are more like
files with records.  Therefore, they are database in a way, just not
relational.  Anyway, you have to create it with Code or use a pdb file and
use code to access it.

Anyway....  I think most people will agree with me that....  You should read
the documentation...  it does help.
And I appologizes here if I sounded cruel or evil, and / or some of the
information is incorrect as I too am not 100% sure of Code Warrior.

Thanks,
Eric C.F. Sun
Senior Software Developer
RAD Specialist 
Q.Data Inc.
Tel: (905)477-1367     x.277
Date: August 02, 2000  Time: 16:51



        -----Original Message-----
        From:   Someass Koolkarky [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
        Sent:   Wednesday, August 02, 2000 10:11 PM
        To:     Palm Developer Forum
        Subject:        Someone please help me

        I'm new at parogramming PALM applications and would rather not have
to read 
        all the documentation.

        You all don't mind if I just ask you all my questions, right?

        I know Micorsoft VB so it should be very easy to write palm
applications, 
        correct?

        My first question is: Where do I enter code in the form designer? I
can draw 
        a button on a form but when I click on it the code editor doesn't
appear.

        My second question is: How do I do strings? I tried saying 'String
mystring 
        = "abcd"' but it doesn't work.

        My thrid question is: How come I can't use SQL with my databases? I
can't 
        even see any tables or places to enter querydefs.
        
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