A simple C question - I am rusty, and my copy of Kernagan and
Richie is missing!
:)) a legendary book :P
I have short integers, from pen x and y, and need to convert them
to numbers (hex will do) to display them on the screen using
WinDrawChars
Char strNumber[16];
Aaron,
I posted this question on the palm developers forum but have not received an
answer yet. I'm hoping that you might be able to answer this :).
hehe.. i skip over a few postings - been busy.. did not see it :(
I am trying to modify Mitch Blevin's phlegm hack so that color and
StrPrintF(str, "%x", int);
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How do you make a database and an application beamable?
(mine are locked by default)
In the CW examples directory you can find a Program called McCoy
which shows how to handle beam protecetion.
Regards,
Mit freundlichem Gruß,
Holger Klawitter
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I have a class named test wihich looks like this:
class test
{
public:
//Constructor for class test
test()
{
FrmAlert(CONSTRUCTOR); // Displays message constructing
};
//Destructor for class test
~test()
{
FrmAlert(DESTRUCTOR); // Displays message de-constructing
Hi,
I have tried to catch the Launch Code "sysAppLaunchCmdNotify" but it seems
can't work.
switch (cmd)
{
case sysAppLaunchCmdNotify: // NO Respond, any idea???
SndPlaySystemSound(sndStartUp);
break;
}
case sysAppLaunchCmdSyncNotify: // It sounds after HotSync
A good way to work with bitmaps, is to store the images in an offscreen
window.
Also keep in mind, that offscreen window dimensions,(as well as others I
suppose), can be larger than the physical dimensions of the screen.
So create an offscreen window with dimensions to hold all your images, and
We are trying to test the functionality of HotSync manager with PalmOS
emulator
on the same PC.What are the settings that need to be configured? We are
trying
to do HotSync with options for HotSync manager as Local Serial enabled and
Port set to COM1.On the Emulator we are setting the port as
Hi Tim,
I have been working on the wireless industry for over an year and have good
insights into it. I am also scouting for business ideas,product
development..etc.
Please let me know if you need any help in evaluating your idea.
Hemanth
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Aaron,
Thanks so much. I've modified the program and now I get color icons in
Phlegm Hack. I'll e-mail Mitch and see if he can put this on his page =
:).
Mike McCollister
-Original Message-
From: Aaron Ardiri [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, July 12, 2000 4:37 AM
To:
Hi,
I want to know details of dmMaxRecordIndex . i.e. Does it gives the
index of the Record of the open database
or the name of the database has to be considered. I am Working with two
databases.
Waiting for reply,
Pointers appreciated.
Somnath
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I don't know the full answer but noticed one thing that causes confusion.
Change your code to:
case menuEvent:
{ // Add this open brace
test a;
handled = true;
break;
} // add this close brace
Local variables defined inside a case statement I believe have scope to the
end of the switch
Yes! That fixed it. Thanks!
-Original Message-
From: Jun-Kiat Lam [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tuesday, July 11, 2000 5:35 PM
Subject: RE: CW command line?
If you are using the original straight-from-the-CD R5 then the command-line
switches won't
dmMaxRecordIndex is not a function. It is defined in DataMgr.h as a
constant equal to 0x. It represents the highest record index you can
have in a database.
Regards,
Steve
-Original Message-
From: Mr. Somnath Kulkarni [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, July 12, 2000 9:26
dmMaxRecordIndex is a Record Attribute... This is used to add a record at
the end of the database. It definitely refers to an Open Databse to which you
want to add the record to.
Neelima
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I am trying to use the function offsetof() function in this call
DmWrite(ptrRecord, offsetof(DelivRecord, SignID),SIGN,sizeof(SIGN));
before I used CodeWarrior R5 and I included #include cstddef.h
Well, now I am upgrading my application doing some modification and
recompiling it
with
I am trying to use the function offsetof() function in this call
DmWrite(ptrRecord, offsetof(DelivRecord, SignID),SIGN,sizeof(SIGN));
before I used CodeWarrior R5 and I included #include cstddef.h
Well, now I am upgrading my application doing some modification and
recompiling it
with
In one view, my app displays a scrolling list of all the records in the
database. The database size is strictly dependent on the user, but I had
originally assumed that nobody would have more than a few thousand records.
The other day I got a report that the program was crashing in Scroll.c due
I searched and searched
But I never found...
I need API References
you know all function that are built-in Pilot.h
or other headers...
A doc where it tells you: to get text from a field do that.
or to convert int to string use this function
something clear consise and precise...
BTW:
At 1:45 PM +0200 07/12/00, Charles Woo wrote:
I have tried to catch the Launch Code "sysAppLaunchCmdNotify" but it seems
can't work.
Are you *sure* you've called SysNotifyRegister with the right params?
These notifications are only sent to apps that ask for them. (A huge
performance
It is rumored, and reportedly works, that you can use the OS 3.3
upgrade utility to flash 3.5 to your Palm. You need to use the
"Advanced" option.
Where can I get that? I searched palm's web site but was unable to
come up with any thing.
BTW, I have Symbol's SPT1500 developer's tools cd.
When you install Code Warrior , it installs the Reference.pdf (API Documentaion
) in the Metrowerks directory. It' really helpful. Try using that.
Neelima
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Thanx a lot
Thans exactly what I was looking for...
Neelima Thukral wrote:
When you install Code Warrior , it installs the Reference.pdf (API Documentaion
) in the Metrowerks directory. It' really helpful. Try using that.
Neelima
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Département:
Is it possible to access the Palm serial port without using API.
If yes can you give me a hint on how??
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Hi All
My understanding is that conditional preprocessor
directives can be nested...Am I right? I am using CW 6
and SDK 3.5. The following code snippet gives me a
compilation error (redefinition error) and points to
"ERROR 1".. ideally the prprocessor shd not enter this
snippet as BOOL has
On Wednesday, July 12, 2000 8:26:45 AM, Prasanna Kannan wrote:
The following code snippet gives me a
compilation error (redefinition error) and points to
"ERROR 1".. ideally the prprocessor shd not enter this
snippet as BOOL has already been defined
#ifndef BOOL //BOOL already defined for
Aaron,
Thanks so much. I've modified the program and now I get color icons in
Phlegm Hack. I'll e-mail Mitch and see if he can put this on his page :).
no problem :)) just dont go selling my trade-secrets :P hehe
az.
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#ifdef doesn't check for typedef's -- it only can check on the definition of
preprocessor macros.
"Prasanna Kannan" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:17074@palm-dev-forum...
Hi All
My understanding is that conditional preprocessor
directives can be nested...Am I right? I am using CW 6
Our Oracle DBA is still working on the installation. I wouldn't be able to
share with you more until the setup is ready. I have an application ready. It
was implemented using Oracle Lite Object Kernel API database functions.
-Elizabeth
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Is there something weird going on with palm-dev-forum that has caused the
following message to reappear three times today, or has Silvia just hit the
send button a few to many times?
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From: "Silvia Brunet" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "Palm Developer Forum" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Maybe but I CAN'T use the API because I need to write to the serial
port using a custom protocol...
"Nesse, Rustin" wrote:
Use the API. Unless you REALLY want to write Motorola 68K assembly
or something...or you want to borrow the database of an external
application that writes data to the
Ok I tried something really easy.
// Regular C of what I want to do.
char TempCode[4] = "\0";
int CurChar = 0;
if( // the button #2 is pressed )
{
TempCode[CurChar] = '2';
CurChar++;
}
if( //the button #3 is pressed )
{
TempCode[CurChar] = '3';
CurChar++;
}
if( // the '#'
Custom protocol or not, doesn't the API facilitate the ability to write your
raw data out the port? If your protocol involves say, a special STX
character
followed by a byte count and the data and a checksum, and maybe even an
end of text character you can still do this I think with the existing
I think you'll find the last if statement is changing the address of the
TempCode string (strings are just addresses in C) to point to the static
"\0" string you define. Once you've done this the first time I think
you'll find you can't change the string contents any more (actually I'm
Then learn the Motorola 68K assembly. There is an assembler out there,
and there are a few reference materials here and there (check out
Motorola/Palm for those). If you're doing something odd with the
cabling or hardware, I'd advise getting in touch with Palm first. You
can also get subsets
SPT1500 and IIIxe are different hardware from different manufacturers. I would be
surprised if
it actually did work. I'm certain the IIIxe ROM knows nothing about the scanning
hardware...
--Adam
"Martin, Kent" wrote:
It is rumored, and reportedly works, that you can use the OS 3.3
Patrick Ouellet wrote:
Is it possible to access the Palm serial port without using API.
If yes can you give me a hint on how??
Yes, start poking at the DragonBall registers. But I seriously doubt that's what you
really want to do.
What end goal are you trying to acheive? In what way is
Yes there is. You can use the cmdide which is in the bin folder of
CodeWarrior. Use cmdide /? to get inforamtion.
Ulrich
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Patrick Ouellet wrote:
Maybe but I CAN'T use the API because I need to write to the serial
port using a custom protocol...
What is the custom protocol? You can use the API to write raw data at most baud rates,
flow control methods, number of stop bits, parity type, etc...
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The problem here is that it doesn't change even the first time.
I can't change the content of TempCode, in any way.
Say I put 1234 as the definition value of TempCode
char TempCode[5] = "1234";
I can never change that value
It this and what ever I do It doesn't change.
More... the CurChar
Hi,
Perhaps you could provide a bit more detail here. The Serial
Manager does not impose a protocol on you, and you should be able to
implement whatever protocol you desire.
We (Palm) strongly urge you _not_ to go directly to the hardware
because that introduces compatibility problems
But Rus, (so I can understand this better), even if he wants to write out
raw HEX data,
can't he still use the API or is it restricted to just string data? (Can
you tell I haven't
really used the API yet :-) Perhaps there is no need to write raw 68k
assembly (unless,
as I mentioned in my other
FrmCustomAlert(myAlert, ""+CurChar, NULL, NULL); will either print
nothing or garbage I'd imagine. Are you trying to print the value of
CurChar? If so you'll need to convert it to a string first what you are
currently doing amounts to 'pointer arithmetic' and I'm not sure what
address you'll end
"Charles Woo" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:17043@palm-dev-forum...
I have tried to catch the Launch Code "sysAppLaunchCmdNotify" but it seems
can't work.
What version of Palm OS are you running on? I think Notify Manager was added
in 3.1.
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I'm thinking he needs to do something funky with the RTS/DTS
stuff. He might be doing some custom cabling or reworking the
port. In that case, he'd better get his hands on the Modem Casing
and Serial Casing support from Palm. That's the only real reason,
besides just being able to say "We
Your array should be of size 5 (4 characters plus the end of file
character). Also, you cannot assign strings, use StrCopy. Hope that helps!
Regards,
Steve
-Original Message-
From: Patrick Ouellet [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, July 12, 2000 12:48 PM
To: Palm Developer
PLEASE HELP!!
I am trying to use the function offsetof() function in this call
DmWrite(ptrRecord, offsetof(DelivRecord, SignID),SIGN,sizeof(SIGN));
before I used CodeWarrior R5 and I included #include cstddef.h
Well, now I am upgrading my application doing some modification and
On Wed, 12 Jul 2000, manash hazarika wrote:
We are trying to test the functionality of HotSync manager with PalmOS
emulator
on the same PC.What are the settings that need to be configured? We are
trying
to do HotSync with options for HotSync manager as Local Serial enabled and
Port set to
I'm thinking he needs to do something funky with the RTS/DTS
stuff.
Yeah, that's what I was figuring although he hasn't described his
particular issues yet.
besides just being able to say "We have our 'special' serial
commands" (in that case, you'd be TRYING to be incompatible with
everyone
The 3.5 SDK docs for FldSetTextPtr indicate that you should call
FldSetTextPtr(fld, NULL)
before deleting the contents of the field. However, this causes an emulator
crash (at least in the 3.2 debug ROM) due to FldSetTextPtr calling StrLen on
the passed-in string pointer. Is this usage
Ok but.. If I must not use baud rate syncronised message...
( Well.. I never had so much trouble tring to make miself clear.. Im French)
Ok I, myself, have some problem understanding what the electronic technician
tryed to explain to me... but here is what I must do...
I mean I must listen on
I would think that it would be much easier to rework your number pad's
I/O or cabling to make it compatible with the Palm, and not vice
versa...you guys would already have all the internal specifications,
so instead of driving yourself insane writing a really low level and
possibly incompatible
I think my boss would kill me,
if I tell him that
"Nesse, Rustin" wrote:
I would think that it would be much easier to rework your number pad's
I/O or cabling to make it compatible with the Palm, and not vice
versa...you guys would already have all the internal specifications,
so
And the times were Wed, 12 Jul 2000 10:28:14 +0200 (MET DST). And lo,
I beheld Aaron Ardiri [EMAIL PROTECTED] who spoke unto the multitudes,
saying:
I need a larger font than bigbold - are there any available
for download, and how would I incorporate them? Or
am I better off using bitmaps? (I
On Wed, 12 Jul 2000, Patrick Ouellet wrote:
I think my boss would kill me,
if I tell him that
Hehe. I think it's the engineers that should be killed for not using a
standard serial interface. The standard's been around for how long now?
15, 20 years? :)
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Thanks Ben and Neil. got my mistake.
Prasanna
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Hi All,
Is there some way to create GUI objects on the fly (check boxes, edit boxes
etc...) and Forms with out using the Constructor?
I ask this b'cos I am trying to write a WML renderer for Palm and need to
create the UI based on the elements rendered.
I'm looking for functions that take
Technically you can.
Practically...you're going to have lots of trouble.
But you can start with reading the Palm Programming Reference, where all
functions creating dynamically UI elements are documented. You sound as if
you haven't been there yet. It's about time if you want to create WML
Yeah, most of the controls can be created dynamically using
the Control API's (In the Reference). You have to remember
to delete all your dead memory handles and refresh the screen
(by catching the frmUpdateEvent and by calling the FrmUpdateForm
functions).
In fact, some of the examples that
I want to design an application and conduit that will Sync specific records
(according to a user id) between the individual users' devices and an
enterprise database. There will be multiple users performing their HotSync
via a sync server, and just to make it interesting, let's do it all
char will always be 1-byte.
I will -assume- that WChar will always be two-byte (int16).
However ... Char -could- be #def'd to be char or WChar depending
upon selected options.
Well ... it could if the Palm API were implemented in libraries.
Since they are in traps, then Char is essentially
see Pendragon Forms book for some very brief wireless info
-Original Message-
From: Curtis Scoville [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, July 12, 2000 2:00 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Multi-user HotSyncing
I want to design an application and conduit that will Sync
On 12-Jul-2000 Patrick Ouellet wrote:
I mean I must listen on the serial for a delay of 25 millisecond between
2 signal, this tell me that Im on the beginning to the message.
After the 25ms I should be syncronised, so now I can send break signal
to the device to override it's own signal...
Start here, since we have already done the work for you.
Butch Howard
Synchrologic, Inc.
http://www.synchrologic.com
-Original Message-
From: Curtis Scoville [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Newsgroups: palm-dev-forum
To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wednesday, July 12, 2000 3:02 PM
We make cables and do customization of other people's products
here at our repair and configuration center, so it's very possible.
We can usually rework or find a hardware workaround for a particular
problem in about a week or less, and we deal a LOT with port
incompatibilities, as we deal with
Hello All,
I'd like to put a multi-line field with scroll bar on the app. I checked
the "Has Scroll Bar" and unchecked the "Single Line" properties. When I ran
the app, the field allowed me to type more than one line, but the scroll bar
didn't show up. Any suggestions? Thanks.
--
For
Yeah I know.. but it's really complicated matters...
I don't know if you have some kind of electronic knowledge...
but they told me it's a protocol that is like I2C Bus
or something like that...
It's processor level communication that we need to do...
It's difficult to change something on the
I have a program that runs fine except when it is started right after using
iMessenger on the Palm VII. When I do that I get an "insufficient dynamic
memory" error. After resetting the palm, the program then runs fine again.
Is there some way that I can clear out of dynamic memory whatever
Since everyone is talking about my syntax
and not about what I want to know
I'll change my question a little bit...
How would you do this...
I want to insert into a string the caption of the button that has been
pressed
now insert code in this...
static Boolean MainFormHandleEvent(EventPtr
I have a pilot application that Iv'e been testing on various pilots...when
it starts up with an 'empty' DB, it pops up a dialog asking for information
for the first record. On the pilots that have PalmOS 3.5, 3.1, the dialog
functions normally and everything is happy. On a pilot that has
Now THAT is easy. Here, use this function.
ControlPtr buttonP;
CharPtr labelP;
// Get the object pointer...see the Palm OS Companion or Knowledge Base
// it's a really simple function, and store the object pointer of the
// button in buttonP
labelP = CtlGetLabel(buttonP);
Voila! labelP is a
On 12-Jul-2000 Patrick Ouellet wrote:
It's difficult to change something on the device (not palm)
since the code must be kept in 8K ( in a chip )
My goodness, 8K for a numpad. Must have a spell-check/calculator in there :)
If a 50 cent mouse with a PIC on it can do proper serial
Also, the declaration
char TempCode[4] = "\0";
doesn't look right. I'm not sure if the compiler will recognize \0 inside
of quotes as a null terminator or treat it as two chars, but in any case 4
is not big enough to hold TempCode. When you assign a string inside of full
quotes, the
I'm trying to intercept user input as well as socket in my program, and I'm
using POSE 3.0a6 with Palm Vx 3.3 ROM on a WinNT 4.0 workstation to debug
it. I know that NetLibSelect won't work with sysFileDescStdIn when using
rederected NetLib calls. My question is: Is there a step-by-step
Hello all,
What I would like to do is use the IR port of a Palm Pilot to transfer data
to and from applications running on the desktop and the Palm. I want to use
Java for this (on both sides) and need to do this interactively while the
applications are running. To complicate matters, I have a
Doh, you're talking about buttons on that number pad peripheral.
StrCat( stringP, "*" ); will put a character into a string.
You can also do a StrCopy on that, if you don't want to concatinate
things onto the end of a string on the fly. Just like C...but because
you aren't using an onscreen
Would you believe that RS-232C predates ENIAC? It's true. The
original specification was for sending information to teletype
machines.
Cheers,
Bruce.
P.S.: That's why full RS-232C using +12 and -12 for signalling while
the rest of the electronics world generally uses +5 and
At 12:16 PM 7/12/2000, Wang, Nancy wrote:
I'd like to put a multi-line field with scroll bar on the app. I checked
the "Has Scroll Bar" and unchecked the "Single Line" properties. When I ran
the app, the field allowed me to type more than one line, but the scroll bar
didn't show up. Any
this isn't a bug but has been annoying me for a while. come to think of it
i wonder why i haven't braught it up earlier!
one thing i enjoy with every ide and most apps is the 'click, drag and
highlight' so i can delete a part of a line or copy it. but with other apps
when you highlight it and
I have a question about a Palm app that I have
been building using CodeWarrior.
I have a form with some buttons on it. To display
it, my application calls FrmInitForm(myForm) to
load the form into memory, and then it calls
FrmDoDialog(myForm) to display the form and handle
all the user events,
"Rob Graber" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:17140@palm-dev-forum...
I have a program that runs fine except when it is started right after
using
iMessenger on the Palm VII. When I do that I get an "insufficient dynamic
memory" error.
I'd guess that the TCP/IP stack is staying "up"
Yeah, that annoys me.
Here is another annoyance:
I have win98se with a mousewheel.
Works great in every program even VC++.
But when I use it on Codewarrior, it *does* scroll, but it also insists on
highlighting entire lines as I scroll. Highly annoying.
Charles Rezsonya wrote:
this isn't a
How can I determine the difference between the Palm VII version of INetLib and the
Omnisky version of INetLib from within an application?
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I don't think there is a way of converting .PDB to Access Database, as the
format of record storage on Palm is different than Windows Access Database.
But if you do come across something please let me know too.
Neelima
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The intellimouse wheel issue is bug report WB1-13387. The ability to
right-click on the highlighted area and get editing options has been logged
as a feature request. Both are being worked on, but they aren't fixed yet.
-hkmlt
-Original Message-
From: Brandon Wallace [mailto:[EMAIL
Go to PalmGear.com and search on PAR .. its a little command line utility
for messing around with PDB files.. including exporting the data to a format
that could be read by Access.
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I've rolled my own PDB to CSV convertor in the past, using this:
http://developer.earthweb.com/directories/pages/roadcoders/pdb.html
document which is the result of somebody reverse engineering the file
format.
The source for my convertor is available online here:
At 12:00am -0700 00-07-09, Palm Developer Forum digest wrote:
Subject: dateTableItem internationalization
From: "Michael P. Hutchens, M.D., M.A." [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sat, 8 Jul 2000 17:23:43 -0700
X-Message-Number: 9
I've got what I think is an interesting question I need a bit of help
with.
On Wed, Jul 12, 2000 at 01:56:23PM -0700, Adam Wozniak wrote:
How can I determine the difference between the Palm VII version of INetLib and the
Omnisky version of INetLib from within an application?
There is probably a way, including using the prefs panel (Omnisky
v.s. Wireless), however note
Hi,
Does anyone know if there are snippets of code or custom controls to handle
numeric input to a field that would allow negative numbers and scientific
notation?
-x.xe-xx
Thanks,
Ed Schroeder
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Hi,
Are there any functions that help determine the user installing your PRC
and/or conduit? Or allow them to pick?
During the conduit install I want to copy a .PRC to the user's install
directory so it will automatically be picked up by the install tool.
i.e. C:\Palm\(UserName)\Install\My.prc
However, when Constructor generates group ID defines, it
departs from the
above scheme and concatenates the form title to the string
"FormGroupID#",
where # (a number) may, or may not, be included. It seems to
process out
invalid characters well enough, but the compiler chokes if you
Has anyone used this api call? I am unclear as to how to use the parameters
listed in the following section of the API reference...
GsiSetShiftState
Purpose Set the Graffiti-shift state indicator.
Prototype void GsiSetShiftState (Word lockFlags,
Word tempShift)
Parameters lockFlags glfCapsLock
I've used SyncReadUserId, which returns user information in the CUserIDInfo
class. Then PltGetUserDirectory will give you the user's directory.
Although I haven't used them, you could also possibly use the User Data
APIs, but I think you need a user index, which you might be able to derive
from
Tim Astle wrote in message 17130@palm-dev-forum...
off topic
char TempCode[5] = "\0";
Correct me if I'm wrong, but don't you assign arrays in this fashion?
// Assuming that the \0 was a NUL terminator
char TempCode[] = "";
// or
char TempCode[5] = {'0', '0', '0', '0', '\0'};
/off
At 12:00am -0700 00-07-12, Palm Developer Forum digest wrote:
Subject: RE: StrIToA
From: "McMicken, Steven" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2000 15:15:51 -0400
X-Message-Number: 75
PalmTypes.h defines Char as type char so there is no difference in their
use. For localization, I believe you
Hi Michael,
To do this, I created a unit which showed a form, and maintained its own
Event Loop.
The function I called returned the button pressed, I gave it information
regarding the text to display, the captions for the buttons etc etc etc.
Because the function handled the events, it only
Hi all!
I've been getting an error after issuing the INetLibURLOpen call, I hope
someone who's seen the same thing can help me out. After I step through
this call in the debugger:
INetLibURLOpen (inetInfoBlock.inetRefNum,
inetInfoBlock.inetHan,
(BytePtr)
Hi All,
I am getting a disk full message from the HotSync:
-- Address Book
- Could not save the Desktop file.
Your disk on your PC may be full. Check the disk space and perform a
HotSync
I have about 10GB of PC space. Can someone please tell me what is the problem.
Thanks.
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