Can anyone point me to an example of how to send AT commands to the modem?
I use SrmSend and SrmReceive. While I can send "AT" to the modem
successfully, I'm not getting anything back. Am I missing something?
Thanks,
Herry
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I am trying to beam a single record from my own database which I create in
my application to another Palm Device. I have put in the Beam Code as
recommended. However - I am running into a problem ...
My objective is to be able to BEAM "record" from the Database created by my
application
Hello.
Is there a way I could programmatically turn on and turn off the
Palm IIIc's "Charging" light indicator (the one which lights up
when the IIIc is seated on the cradle) ?
Thanks.
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On Mon, Nov 20, 2000 at 12:57:44PM -0800, Timothee Masquelier wrote:
> Hi all,
> I'd like to launch an application periodically.
> I'm using:
>
> AlmSetAlarm (cardNo, dbID, ref, TimGetSeconds()+period
> , true);
>
> and in fact, I'd like the
> sysAppLaunchCmdAlarmTriggered launch code to do
> ex
From: "Deveau, Darrin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Displaying serial data to screen
>CharPtr sA, sX, cStatus, sBytes, sBuffer;
...
>StrIToA(sBytes, (int)ulBytes);
This won't work. You didn't allocate space for the string, so writing to
sBytes will over-right adjacent vars.
Also, d
"Jim Cooper" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> Dave,
>
> > Our latest creation does not use conduits directly. We read and
> > write directly to PDB files.
>
> Could you explain how you deal with the syncing issues (when the PDBs
> get transferred etc)? Do you have performance issues/workarounds for
>
Hi,
I want to use Windows Hyperterminal to send a text file to the palm and to
display the text on the palm. This is for testing purposes.
The Text file is like follows:
16534567
16534567
16534567
16534567
16534567
I send the file and what I get display on the Palm is the number of byt
Aside from Heather's tip mentioned previously, try creating a
bitmap family, and making sure the bit depth for the color
graphic (located on the menu bar, under "Colors") is set to 8-
bit depth/256 colors.
-Rus
>I downloaded ColorDeal from the Palm KnowledgeBase, But I
>still can't figure
>out
> I downloaded ColorDeal from the Palm KnowledgeBase, But I
> still can't figure
> out how to do color bitmaps in CONSTRUCTOR, when ever I copy
> and paste, it
> turns out B&W, any help would be appreciated.
> Mikel Anderson
In order to use Constructor with color, you will have to get the 3.5
> > Correct me if im wrong, but when you launch another app, you quit the
> current
> > app. Thus you have to EXPLICITLY return to the previous app (like with
the
> > same call but to the 1st app)
> If you use SysUIAppSwitch(...) - YES!
> If you use SysAppLaunch(..) - NO!
But how would you detect
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>
> How can I make that down arrow dissappear on my list boxes? I was
> hoping to replace it with a scroll bar
>
> Thanks
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I suggest you abandon Windows-centric ideas and just keep with the
current Palm paradigm of t
What modem are you using? If you're using Minstrel, check out their MSCI
document. Of course it isn't possible to detect when the battery is
completely dead.
Herry
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> I'd like to launch an application periodically.
> AlmSetAlarm (cardNo, dbID, ref, TimGetSeconds()+period
> , true);
> I get a fatal error, and I think it's because I don't
> have access to the global variables.
> Is there a way to avoid this problem?
Inside the alarm handler, use SysUIAppSwitch
The format of the PDB files is documented but I believe reading/writing
directly to them is not "supported" by Palm. i.e. The format could change
at any time and your program would break. Whereas the conduit is a
supported interface. This is an argument management will understand.
Having said
I think the "right" thing to do here is to basically send a normal
launch code to yourself from the sysAppLaunchCmdAlarmTriggered
handler. So your app actually quits, then re-launches normally with
globals. I'm a bit fuzzy on the details, but I know it's been done
without a Hack.
Is it legal
I understand totally and I appreciate your comments. This is all very fluid
at this point. It may be that for performance reasons my current model is
impractical. Right now, I'm trying to get a minimal model working so I can
evaluate its performance.
Is anyone using a similar model. That is, usi
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (RiegleT) wrote:
>Place to get the new debugger;
>
>ftp://palm:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/
Thanks, now I've got one thing less to worry about :)
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Sounds like a job for a hack! Look into writing a hackmaster
extension application. (There's information about these all
over the archives)
-Rus
>Hi all,
>I'd like to launch an application periodically.
>I'm using:
>
>AlmSetAlarm (cardNo, dbID, ref, TimGetSeconds()+period
>, true);
>
>and i
Hi all,
I'd like to launch an application periodically.
I'm using:
AlmSetAlarm (cardNo, dbID, ref, TimGetSeconds()+period
, true);
and in fact, I'd like the
sysAppLaunchCmdAlarmTriggered launch code to do
exactly the same as the normal launch code.
I get a fatal error, and I think it's because I
I downloaded ColorDeal from the Palm KnowledgeBase, But I still can't figure
out how to do color bitmaps in CONSTRUCTOR, when ever I copy and paste, it
turns out B&W, any help would be appreciated.
Mikel Anderson
CEO
Impact Studios
Also, does any one have, or work for a company that will offer
> I'm sorry I wasn't more clear. Sometimes brevity isn't always best .
This
> is not the actual callback. I have a static callback that dispatches to
the
> correct class instance.
My comments about an invalid "this" were in the context of the member
function being used directly as a callback. Pl
Ben,
I'm sorry I wasn't more clear. Sometimes brevity isn't always best . This
is not the actual callback. I have a static callback that dispatches to the
correct class instance.
I'm not sure what you mean regarding the "this" pointer is the handle. In
this case, GetHandle() returns a handle to
Apparently, the java virtual machine (for Palm) from Sun MicroSystems
supports some concept of threads.
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Radiosity
Sent: Sunday, November 19, 2000 3:15 PM
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Subject: Multitasking and t
> I get these errors without editing any values. Here is the load data
> callback.
>
> Err pcMainTable::LoadData( Word row, Word column, Boolean editable,
>VoidHand *data, WordPtr dataOffset,
>WordPtr dataSize, FieldPtr fld )
This callback d
Hi,
Does anyone have an example of using FrmNewBitmap? I have the following
code:
FormPtrfrm = FrmGetActiveForm();
MemHandle bitmap_handle;
MemPtr bitmap_pointer;
bitmap_pointer = MemHandleLock(bitmap_handle);
I know that the contents of my handle are correct, because if I
Hi,
I just got started with Palm development. I had started before but had to
stop for time reasons. I've begun by developing a C++ framework for building
Palm programs. I'm using CodeWarrior 6 and Palm OS 3.0. So far I have
encapsulated the following objects :
Application Class
Form class
Table
Dave,
Thanks very much for the info.
Cheers,
Jim Cooper
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TurboSync - Writing Palm conduits with Delphi
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I just noticed a potential bug in the code I posted earlier. I should have
added a copy constructor to MyClass. In the original code I'm depending on
the compiler to auto-generate the copy constructor which probably would
not work if MyClass contains pointer members. The auto-generated copy
constr
> Is this possible in C++
Yup, but it can get complicated. You'll want to create constructors for
both MyClass and MyStruct. Remember, structs can have constructors in C++.
For example:
class MyClass
{
public:
MyClass( char a, char b ) {}; // whatever
};
struct MyStruct
{
MyStruct (int ix
There's a KnowledgeBase article which answers this exact question. Search
for "3.5.2".
-David Fedor
Palm Developer Support
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At 10:44 AM -0500 11/20/00, Sebastian Voges wrote:
>Can I get the Overlay functionality with Palm OS < 3.5 by linking with the
>PalmOSGlue.lib ?
Sorry, overlay support is only available in Palm OS 3.5 and later. The mechanism
involved significant changes to the implementations of several data ma
I've just created a new apps using the template OS 3.1 stationary
with Code Warrior, but I have a weird behavior from the palm.
I i use POSE to run the apps, everything is fine.
But if I upload my apps to the palm.
during syncronisation I see syncronising Palm-UD (that the .prc name)
but once the
Yes it does seem to work( or at least I have made it work :)), but only
under the following conditions.
1) You specifically seperate the individual structures with the curly
brackets e.g.
MyStruct[]={{1,2},
{3,4},
{5,6}};
2) All user defined types appear
Hi,
you can use a pointer to your structure but not the strucuture.
when you intialize you put Null value.
By.
> -Message d'origine-
> De: Garth Watkins [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Date: lundi 20 novembre 2000 17:47
> À:Palm Developer Forum
> Objet:Initializing array of ob
>
> Could you explain how you deal with the syncing issues (when the PDBs
> get transferred etc)? Do you have performance issues/workarounds for
> large databases?
My data is small so I've never had to deal with any of the memory issues
(typically < 5K per PDB) But I do sometimes deal with dozen
Try It.
> -Original Message-
> From: Garth Watkins [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 20 November 2000 16:47
> To: Palm Developer Forum
> Subject: Initializing array of objects in declaration
>
> Hi
>
> Initializing an array of structures that contain only the built in types
> seem
Hi
Initializing an array of structures that contain only the built in types
seems pretty straightforward e.g.
typedef struct {
int x;
int y;
int z;
}FooType;
FooType foo[3]={1,2,3,
I think this may be the same thing that I just ran into.
Updates you listed do not update debugger, new debug roms detect that the
older version of the debugger was not setting its first breakpoint (at
PilotMain) properly.
Do check out the documentation included with the new debugger, it still
> From: Fabien Masson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Do just I need to set TypeID to 'panl' and CreatorID to my own
Yes but you need to do a few other things too:
1. Implement the popup list of other panels in the upper right corner.
2. Implement the Done button when required.
3. Set the system p
I've encountered a similar problem with various ROMs, not the same error but
code crashing inside FldDrawField(). All of my problems occured during
similar initialization of fields withing forms.
I solved by testing if the form is visible.
if ( FrmVisible( frm ) ) {
FldDrawField(fldP);
>>Subject: RE: Anyone still making programs compatable with OS 2.0?
>>From: Richard Anderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>Date: Fri, 17 Nov 2000 15:17:54 -
>>
>>How can 0.00% of people be developing for Symbol products,
>> I know at least two people who develop for Symbol in England
>alone ???
>
>Sy
Dave,
> Our latest creation does not use conduits directly. We read and
> write directly to PDB files.
Could you explain how you deal with the syncing issues (when the PDBs
get transferred etc)? Do you have performance issues/workarounds for
large databases?
> Infact, the app is more comple
The PSC Momentum's not too bad, for scanning UPC and Code 39/128...
it's lousy for damaged barcodes, or barcodes on dark surfaces.
PSC's other scanners are pretty decent though, and having a 4 mb
flash module in the scanner springboard is a nice touch, too.
-Rus
>>> How can 0.00% of people b
Can I get the Overlay functionality with Palm OS < 3.5 by linking with the
PalmOSGlue.lib ?
The Palm OS Companion.pdf is not clear at this point(at least not for me)
thanks,
Sebastian
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The primary purpose of a conduit is data synchronization. If your data goes
one-way (Palm to desktop) then I see nothing wrong in reading directly to
the PDB on the desktop. Anything else and a real conduit would be better.
I've messed around with generic conduits because I need to write one fo
Hi:
I' m developping an application that works with the palm modem. And I have
to detect when the modem has run out of battery. Is there anybody that can
tell me how can I detect this by software? If it' s possible.
Thanks in advance.
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I'm glad you're speaking for yourself. Our latest creation does not use
conduits directly. We read and write directly to PDB files. And its not a
hack (Palm published the PDB/PRC file format) or some thrown together
kludge. Infact, the app is more complex than any conduit I ever wrote. We
req
Download and read the serial port hardware specs from the PalmOS website.
You will notice that DTR is hardwired so you will not be able to control it.
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To: "Palm Developer Forum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
S
OK, everything works fine !
In fact, I change j (UInt16) into UInt32 but there was the same problem...
Looking more deeply my code, I found that my buffer area (array "message")
was too small to contain my data.
But by increasing my array, I got a "Stack overflow" message.
So I create my array wit
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If you're looking to just get rid of the arrow...
If you change the number of items displayed in the list to meet or exceed
the actual number if items that exist in the list, you'll be able to get rid
of
the down arrow to
A customer informed me that my conduit was causing his Palm to crash when it
attempted to update a database (which it does by deleting the existing DB
and then creating a new version). After some unsuccessful attempts to find
the problem, I told him to use the option of creating the database on th
Hi,
I am retrieving the list id associated with a popup trigger and am wondering
how portable the code is?
It works fine on POSE using Palm OS v3.1 and v3.3.
Thanks,
Chris
Chris Yourch
RIA Group
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Int16 GetPopupTriggersListId(
UInt16 formID,
UInt16 triggerI
I agree with Brian, a non-conduit solution usually looks kludged. There
is also the point that using the pdb method may fail to properly sync
the Palm and PC databases. Surely the users can change things on the
Palm between backing up a database and installing the new one?
Cheers,
Jim Cooper
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It's being handled by the OS...if that's the problem, I'm not sure how to fix it - any
suggestions.
Regards,
John.
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Chris Tutty wrote:
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> Valid point, although in this case the Palm apps are support
> tools for larger Windows-based apps so the PDB reading and
> writing is integrated with that application.
>
> The 'keeps with the rest' point is my main concern. I don't
Hello,
Can anybody helps me ?
I use the follow code:
Char *buffer;
UInt16 j:
MemHandle recordh;
/*--- */
buffer = MemHandleLock(recordh);
StrCopy (message+j,buffer);
j+=MemHandleSize(recordh); <- Here is the failure (?)
MemHandleUnlock(recordh);
/* --- */
And with some data in my DB, I got this
>Actually yes and no - they use AMX which is multitasking, but no, you
>can't use them yourself apparently due to a licensing thing
Tom:
Of course you're right. I figure most people don't want to work as
hard as you do to get at the low level stuff, so I pretend it doesn't
even exist.
Regards
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