> Can you disable the find button?
Doesn't this work?
- Find the coordinates of the search button on the silkscreen;
- In your AppEventLoop function, directly after your call to EvtGetEvent test the
event:
- Is it a pen down (up? moved?) event and
- are it's coordinates in the area of the search button?
- If the answer to both questions is yes, simply ignore the event (don't pass it on to
SysHandleEvent, ....)
In a test - application I once made, I 'caught' all the pen - events (and didn't pass
them on). As far as I can remember, the only way to kill the app was a reset...
good luck,
Caspar
Hiyer all
I'm trying to lock the palm down to a single app, hotsync and
calibration. Got it pretty much sorted, I have trapped all the buttons,
I use system nofitication to kick the application off and hotsync when I
want, and LaunchWithCommand to allow the user to calibrate the device.
The only thing that remains is to disable searching, you can still exit
the application by searching, if a match is found in say the address
book, all you have to do is select it and you are out. So is there any
way of disabling the find button on the graffity area?
Cheers
Charles
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