On Tue, Oct 22, 2002 at 12:33:26AM -0700, Michel.P wrote:
> --- JB Parrett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> If you are using CodeWarrior, open the debug console (Palm -> Open
>> Debug Console) and type 'dir 0 -tc' to see all databases and their
>> type and creator codes. (Type 'help dir' for online help).
>
> I'm using Cygwin/PRC-tools for my development, so I can't check it
> that way. Guess I'll manually have go through all the DBs.... :-(
What JB is suggesting is to list all the databases on the device.
There are any number of tools that let you do that, and it might have
been more helpful if JB @ PalmSource had impartially listed some more
of them instead of limiting his comments to CodeWarrior :-).
Sufficiently recent versions of Poser come with a ListDatabases.pl
script that displays the information you need. You can use this script
by itself, or from within GDB if you are sufficiently twisted.
You can use console commands similar to those JB suggested from
PalmDebugger.
If you have pilot-link, you can extend "pilot-xfer -l" to display the
information you need. But you're on Windows, so you're probably not
using pilot-link.
There are many Palm OS applications that allow you to look around your
device and that will list databases and the information you need. In
times past, the canonical such tool was Insider; these days some people
would recommend RsrcEdit, but even simple little Z'Catalog will give you
the information you need.
Or you could write your own just to look for 'MP01' in about as much
time as it took me to compose this email :-).
John
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