Look at the AddressBook (now Contacts) code, itÂs a great resource for learning how to handle with databases of all kinds. YouÂll find it in the SDK.
But donÂt try to skip reading the companion by reading code, even if you are an experienced programmer. PalmOs programming and platform are much different from a PCs and from most others platforms.
Hum... oh, you can try. See it by yourself. :c)
You donÂt need to read all the companion to start coding, read until Event Loop and then go to the memory and files and databases chapters. ItÂs a lot of reading, but you can step over many things. To quote the companion itself:
"The rest of this book provides details on how to implement common application features using the Palm OS SDK. If youâre new to Palm OS programming, you need to read the next two chapters to learn the principles of Palm OS application design, how to implement the main function, and how to implement the standard event loop. The remaining chapters you can read on an as-needed basis."
This is in the end of Programming for Palm Os in a Nutshell, so, itÂs quite the same I have just said to you :c)
On Sat, 8 Jan 2005 14:25:41 +0000 (GMT), babbu cathy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I want to work on Database creation, storing , editing etc. in tables, I went through the codwarrior examples of databook, memopad etc., But it was very very hard to study initially. I like to create some 5 fields(ex.username,password..) and store that data's into a Database using Tables. Where can I get the Simple Sample code for that?
Can anyone across that, please tell me?
catherine.
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