One can use sysNotifyProcessPenStrokeEvent or any other notification via an application or via a separately loaded code resource [see below].
QUESTION. Has anyone compared the speed of the 2 different approaches. If all things are more or less equal and the major [but necessarily the only] thing to consider is the speed, then which approach is preferred? Thanks, Paul N. ############################################################################# If youre writing an application, you should pass NULL as the callbackP parameter. In this case, the system notifies your application by sending it the sysAppLaunchCmdNotify launch code. This launch codes parameter block points to a SysNotifyParamType structure containing details about the notification. If your code is not in an application, for example, it is a shared library or a separately loaded code resource, then receiving a launch code is not possible. In this case, pass a pointer to a callback function in callbackP. This callback should follow the prototype shown in SysNotifyProcPtr. Note that you should always supply a card number and database ID to SysNotifyRegister, even if you specify a callback function. ############################################################################# -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
