I'm using gcc for palm.
I've 3 files : hello.rcp , hello.c and hello.h
when I try to make a file, it gives the error below . Any idea ?
Error
bash-2.02$ make
m68k-palmos-gcc -O1 -c hello.c -o hello.o
m68k-palmos-gcc: installation problem, cannot exec `cpp': No such file or
direct
ory
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I'm using gcc for palm application development
and I have installed the following component in my pc :
1. cygwin
2. prc-tools
3. palm-os sdk 3.5
4. pilrc 2.8
Here's a few question :
1. Why there isn't pilrcui.exe in pilrc v2.8 ?
cause i dont build it anymore, use another editor,
hello everybody.
i'm stuck up with the lock state of text fields.basically,my form has 2 text
fields.i'm displaying the text from a record.now,in order to edit the
record,it should be in a unlocked state,which is true in this case.when i go
out of the form,i'm freeing the memory of the TEXT
Ray, if i do what u just said draw each list item with my own function ..
everything works fine .. but what if the number of list items is more than
the number of visible items the user has to scroll .. how do i catch those
scroll events so that i can redrwa the list appropriately ?
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Hi All,
How to avoid or disable the system to pop-up the Contrast Form and Clock
Form? Please help. Thanks.
Best Regards,
Yen
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Hi,
I wish to select (highlight) an entire row in a table.
in the documentation of the function TblSelectItem it is written:
This function cannot highlight an entire row; it can only highlight one cell
in a row, and it always unhighlights the previously selected table cell. If
you want to
Thanks for your replies. It appears that my problems with database access
has nothing to do with the databases. Thanks to your suggestions I installed
POSE, which revealed that my recursive binary search for records, when the
record count was high enough, was overflowing the stack! When this
It give this error . Is this due to installation ? Must I install cygwin,
prc-tools, palm-os sdk 3.5, and pilrc in the default directory or same
drive/partition ?
bash-2.02$ make
m68k-palmos-gcc -c -o hello.o -O2 -Wall -palmos4 hello.c
m68k-palmos-gcc: installation problem, cannot exec `cpp': No
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Ray, if i do what u just said draw each list item with my own
function ..
everything works fine .. but what if the number of list items is more
than
the number of visible items the user has to scroll .. how do i catch
Hi,
Is there a method to restart my application after a reset? Actually, the Prefs program
start for first.
Best regards,
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Hello,
If you want your program to be compitable to something as low as
3.0 (I have not tested this method below this version hence I can't make
claims regarding anything below it :-) then I'll recommend you to put an
alarm (Let's say five seconds from the current number of seconds) on
Hello all,
I need the help of a networking expert. In a project I'm working on, I need
to get from NetLib the TCP header of each packet, in order to examine it.
Is there a way to get the TCP Header structure from NetLib?
I heard that using RAW socket will enable this. Is there another way to do
A lot of commands use a DmOpenRef to an open database in the command. What the hell is
that and how do you declare or define one?
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In article 53573@palm-dev-forum, Danny Epstein
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here's a fixed version of your code (untested, without error checks, etc):
newH = DmNewHandle(CrewResDB, sizeof(ResultType));
p = MemHandleLock(newH);
error = DmWrite(p, index, Result, sizeof(Result) );
First thing cut back on the swearing. Second ask with little bit more respect, we are
here to help one another and not listen to a rant.
now, if you goto www.palmos.com and actually read the reference and companion guide
you might just figure it out, but basically its exactly what you said a
I apologise to all of you for having put the entire code of mine
here, but I am really becoming helpless.
I am trying to write a native palm application in which you have
links similar to the ones used in Web Browser. Clicking on the link (
i.e. an underlined text on Palm ) takes you to
How does one share the serial port between two applications? In other
words two applications both have the serial port opened at the same
time and are able to communicate through it. The documentation aludes
to a cooperative task having this ability. This would be for the operating
system Palm
HI,
you declare it like
DmOpenRef yourDB;// handle for database
// Application database management defines.
#define yourAppType 'Sync' // Type for application. must be 4 chars,
mixed case.
#define yourDBType 'Data' // Type for application database. must be 4
chars, mixed case.
I keep getting to errors while trying to write a save algorythm for the
database save button. This is what I did.
DmOpenRef myDB;
myRecordHandle=DmNewRecord(myDB, RecordIndex,RecordSize);
newRecordPtr=MemHandleLock(myRecordHandle);
In C unlike C++ you need to explicitly cast variables when the types differ.
James Screech
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:53761@palm-dev-forum...
I keep getting to errors while trying to write a save algorythm
for the database save button. This is what I did.
DmOpenRef
Steve,
Thanks for your reply, I will definitely check out how the built in apps
handle this problem.
But please indulge me.
My current problem is fairly typical. My program is being launched (in
response to a previously set alarm) with the sysAppLaunchCmdAlarmTriggered
launch code. The
These are actually all VERY easy to find and fix. All you need to do is
take a moment and look at the what the error message says. Read the error
message, look at the function declaration, and compare that to how you are
using it.
For example:
Error: illegal implicit conversion from
Hello Richard. I am back onto the battery meter project and have been
playing with the nilEvent. I looked at Reptoids. Is it a normal thing to
use a time other than evtWaitForever in the EvtGetEvent() function call? I
assume this helps me to get more nilEvents. Will I also need to use the
From: Andrew Perron [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 20 Jun 2001 22:46:33 -0400
Well, here I am with some more list problems/questions.
.
Here's the scenario, I have a database on the palm that contains some
information like so:
typedef struct {
FlpCompDouble MyFloat1;
FlpCompDouble
Ben Combee (Tue, 19 Jun 2001 07:24:16) wrote:
---
The problem is that va_arg(argp, unsigned char) is never meaningful.
Arguments pushed onto the stack for variable argument list functions are
always at least sizeof(int) bytes. If you have a parameter you want to treat
as unsigned
Ok, my code compiles fine but when I try it on the palm and save then it gives me a
fatal error about saving the database so I tried going back and unlocking the memory
handle and now when I try it it gives me a soft reset, before it gave me a hard reset.
So what am I doing wrong here? Thanks!
You do actually have a valid DmOpenRef, don't you? Meaning, you called
DmOpenDatabase or DmCreateDatabase or something similar?
-Original Message-
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Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2001 9:32 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: One more error!
Hi,
I am aware that NT4 does not properly support USB, although I think some of
the new service packs do (correct me if im wrong). But I cant believe what
Ive just read - which is if I buy an m500, I will have to buy a seperate
serial cradle to use it with NT 4. Surely this is the biggest
In setting the developing environment in a LAN, the response from the server is HTTP
error 500.
The proxy server set was 206.112.114.83
Please HELP
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fro the LAN I had set up..HTTP error 500 showed up on submitting a request. The proxy
set was 206.112.114.83
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So what am I doing wrong here?
You're apparently not using the debugger to find out which function call is
crashing. Once you know that, you'll have a good hint about what you can do
to fix it.
Jeff
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... if I buy an m500, I will have to buy a seperate serial cradle to use
it with NT 4. Surely this is the biggest mistake Palm has ever made, given
that NT 4 is currently the standard OS in buisness.
I think you exaggerate the problem, for the following reasons:
1. No one likes NT 4 anyway g,
I've been unable to figure how to launch the Omnisky mail
application, and pass it parameters like
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]?subject=test.
I can launch the application by using, sysAppLaunchCmdNormalLaunch.
However, if I try the following it fails.
err = DmGetNextDatabaseByTypeCreator(true,
Its not quite as simple. Most of our customers use NT 4.0 - Fact. Anyway Im
anti Microsoft, but I still think NT 4.0 is a good reliable OS.
We also make our own hardware in a Palm V modem casing, this now needs
changing. Our product is an industrial product and we need to know when to
make the
Specifically, what I wanna know is when I create a new object
dynamically, how do I about memory allocation : do I have use new
keyword as in a traditional C++ program or do I have to make use of
the methods from Palm OS Memory Manager ?
In CodeWarrior C++ for Palm, new uses MemPtrNew for
You might also want to consider copying the data from 'Serial' to your DB
record, not just assigning the pointer.
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Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2001 9:31 AM
Subject: One more error! Fatal Exception.
Ok,
I'd consider using the single column method. However, code that answers
your question was recently posted. Check the list archives.
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From: Yoel Lanir [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2001 5:22 AM
Subject:
I'm open to suggestions... I'm using it for a popup list, is there a good way
to make a popup table?
Thanks,
Andrew
Stringer wrote:
From: Andrew Perron [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 20 Jun 2001 22:46:33 -0400
Well, here I am with some more list problems/questions.
.
Here's the
Hi !
When a customer have a very strange problem that only occur on his device, it
could be great, to find which problem he have, to get an image of it's Palm.
So, I'm wondering if there is an easy ( in common customer's point of vue )
way to build a valid .psf file from a real device
Andrew,
Using the popup list, you really should just implement your own ListDraw
function. I have a number of apps that list data from a database and
they all just use their own draw function. It is simpler than trying to
manage the memory of the char ** for the list data. At least look at
Look up SampleHack at:
http://foursquaredev.home.att.net/rpp/
or
http://home.att.net/~foursquaredev/
-Original Message-
From: Vijay Raghavan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2001 10:19 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Writing a hack
Hi All
Can anybody tell me
Hello,
I am having difficulties searching my database. What I am trying to do is
to read in co-ordinates from a GPS and compare them with co-ordinates in a
databases.
Currently, all I am trying to do is get the X co-ordinate out of the
database (so that I can then convert it to an Integer and
Howdy Everyone,
What is the safest way to delete databases? Using DmDeleteDatabase or
deleting them from the application list on the Palm's main display?
Currently, if I delete a database, from the Palm OS Gui (like you would
delete an application), my program creates an illegal exception
At 9:31 AM -0400 6/21/01, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok, my code compiles fine but when I try it on the palm and save
then it gives me a fatal error about saving the database so I tried
going back and unlocking the memory handle and now when I try it it
gives me a soft reset, before it gave me
Shouldn't DmGetRecord and DmReleaseRecord be called, when writing to a
record, to update the dirty bit, modification date and modification
number?
Not on a new record that is attached with DmAttachRecord. There's no
record to initially get, nor one to release.
Regards,
Steve Mann
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Please tell me what is going wrong in my code.
You've declared these member variables:
Queue *front, *rear;
But they're not static, so every instance of Queue is getting its
own copy. You need to declare them static (and initialize them to
NULL).
There's
A lot of commands use a DmOpenRef to an open database in the command. What the hell
is that and how do you declare or define one?
RTFM.. read the docs. then, tone down and come back :)
// az
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At 4:35 PM +0100 6/21/01, Sara Revell wrote:
h = DmQueryRecord(db, index);
mapPointer = MemHandleLock(h);
map = *mapPointer;
temp = (char *) map.Xul;
Without poring over all your code in gory detail, I think what you
need is something
Try this:
FrmCustomAlert(ErrorAlert2,*temp, , );
instead of
FrmCustomAlert(ErrorAlert2, *temp, , );
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I am testing my app with POSE 3.2. I have stripped my code down so that I am
jsut using the following to delete an existing database created by running a
separate program:
int cardno = 0;
StrCopy(databaseName, sample.pdb)'
LocalID lid = DmFindDatabase(cardno, databaseName);
if (lid) {
//
At 4:35 PM +0100 6/21/01, Sara Revell wrote:
Another comment:
map[0] = m1;
map[1] = m2;
for (i = 0; i numMap; i++) {
UInt16 index = dmMaxRecordIndex;
newRecordH = DmNewRecord(gLibDB, index, sizeof(map[i]));
newRecordP =
From: Robert Purcell
Currently, if I delete a database, from the Palm OS Gui
(like you would delete an application), my program creates
an illegal exception when I start it again. My program
searches thru all the available databases when it starts
(AppStart), so I am certain that I don't
Sorry, if this message gets sent twice
h = DmQueryRecord(db, index);
map = MemHandleLock(h);
temp = (char *) map-Xul;
Okay, I just tried that and am getting the same error.
Occassionaly (in my various incarnations of trying different things), I
can get
on 6/21/01 1:08 PM, Essell at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ray, if i do what u just said draw each list item with my own function ..
everything works fine .. but what if the number of list items is more than
the number of visible items the user has to scroll .. how do i catch those
scroll
I am not using a single column method, since my table has a horizontal
scroll bar which scrolls by columns - I custom draw each column according to
the scroll bar position. Maybe it is possible to scroll one column
horizontally but I don't know how (any ideas anyone?)
I looked in the archives
Hi Steve,
I haven't run across this specifically. The most common fatal error dealing
with databases in Springboard have generally been when an API finds a
database in card 1, but a subsequent access hardcodes card 0. Do you have a
code sample to isolate the problem?
Mike Akamine
Handspring DTS
On Thu, 21 Jun 2001, Richard Burmeister wrote:
There is definitely something wrong with your code in AppStart if your app
crashes after a database has been deleted by the Launcher.
Also, in most cases, the creator id of the database should be the same as
the creator id of the application so
At 3:28 PM +0800 2001/06/21, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How to avoid or disable the system to pop-up the Contrast Form and Clock Form?
Don't pass their virtual key events to SysHandleEvent.
Regards,
Jim Schram
Palm Incorporated
Partner Engineering
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At 8:19 AM -0400 2001/06/21, Nesselhauf, John wrote:
How does one share the serial port between two applications? In other
words two applications both have the serial port opened at the same
time and are able to communicate through it. The documentation aludes
to a cooperative task having this
I don't see any support for transparent images prior to 3.5. But I also
didn't see support for multi-bit images until I stumbled across WindowNew.h
in the 3.2 SDK and found that the pixelSize field is in the BitmapType
struct in there.
I don't care if transparent image support it is
If I have the following line of code it compiles but it gives us a NULL memory error
when running.
newRecordPtr=(OurStruct*)MemHandleLock(myRecordHandle);
The book I am reading is called The Palm Programming -The Developer's Guide by:
Neil Rhodes and Julie McKeehan and it says to use
While we're at it, is there any way to draw text under OS 3.3 in a
grayscale other than black or white? Our app suite sets Palm V/Vx devices
to 4-bit mode and uses those grayscales under 3.5. I know how to set this
mode under 3.3 (ScrDisplayMode), but I don't know how to draw grayscale
chars
Try defining a ponter to your structure ( structPtr )
Then try
VoidPtr handle;
structPtr x;
x = MemHandleLock(handle);
It works for me.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2001 1:26 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject:
If your record handle is NULL, then you don't actually have a record.
Is your database valid? Did you get a value for your DmOpenRef by
opening or creating a database?
DeAnna
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2001 1:26 PM
To:
If I have the following line of code it compiles but it gives us a
NULL memory error when running.
newRecordPtr=(OurStruct*)MemHandleLock(myRecordHandle);
Is myRecordHandle valid?
Regards,
Steve Mann
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At 10:02 AM 6/21/2001 -0700, you wrote:
While we're at it, is there any way to draw text under OS 3.3 in a
grayscale other than black or white? Our app suite sets Palm V/Vx devices
to 4-bit mode and uses those grayscales under 3.5. I know how to set this
mode under 3.3 (ScrDisplayMode), but I
You don't need to use EvtSetNullEventTick() if you have control over the
timeout value passed to EvtGetEvent(). Using a timeout of several seconds
won't hurt system performance unless you try to do a huge amount of
processing work each time. You shouldn't hurt battery life too much either,
since
Hi there,
I'm running into a problem with a localization project.
I'd like to have one English and one French target that define different
preprocessor macros.
In this case, the English and French versions are separate apps, with
different creator IDs, but shared code.
For example, in my
MemHandleLock() returns a VoidPtr which is really void*.
This should be cast to your struct pointer type as you are doing. Metroworks
C++ compiler will complain otherwise.
The book examples are based on GCC I think and work fine if you are pointing
to a string or char* type.
- Original
Ah, yeah, good point.. you shouldn't see any of your databases other than
the application in the Launcher Delete screen. If you do, your database
doesn't have the same creatorID of your app; the 2 should be the same.
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As I recall, all of the databases have the
In order to determine the next alarm, I need to access information that is
normally kept in global variables, but I (of course have no access).
Global variables do not survive the termination of your application, so how
would you keep any information there? Normally, we use the Database
Robert,
If you want the user to be able to delete databases they don't want and
you want the app and databases to have the same creator id (which they
rightly should), you'll have to create that functionality inside your
application. If the user does a delete from the launcher and the app
and
Setting the prefix file to (config-en.h or config-fr.h) works.
Thanks - this isn't mentioned in the docs and I wouldn't have found it.
Note: removing object code didn't help.
I don't know why I wrote CW 6.5 !? I'm using CW 6...
Thanks also to DeAnna Davidson, for replying.
Jaba Adams
Shinyfish
Robert,
If you want the user to be able to delete databases they don't want and
you want the app and databases to have the same creator id (which they
rightly should), you'll have to create that functionality inside your
application. If the user does a delete from the launcher and the app
Yes, certainly much simpler (now that I understand...) and easy to use with
any number of entries in the database, exactly what I was looking for.
But...
I've created my list drawing function and have told the program to use it
and the list is created properly (i.e. when I tap on it is shows up
From: John Crouch
I looked at Reptoids. Is it a normal thing to use a
time other than evtWaitForever in the EvtGetEvent()
function call? I assume this helps me to get more
nilEvents. Will I also need to use the
EvtSetNullEventTick() function along with this
strategy or is this
You need to handle the popSelectEvent and add the text to the trigger
yourself. The problem is that the system thinks that there is data in your
list and, of course, there isn't. Your handler for popSelectEvent needs to
return true to indicate that the OS should not try to do it itself.
//Ray
This post intrigued me, since I am building an app which is
really just a front end for a custom DB. I have about 182k of
delimter separated ASCII data which I need to load into a
.pdb. How can I do that?
The data is generated under Unix and, although it's fairly static,
it does get updated
Palm does actually post the pdb format. Go to
www.palmos.com/dev/tech/docs and you'll see a link for Palm File Format
Specifications. As long as you know the rules, creating a pdb file is
fairly straightforward.
DeAnna
-Original Message-
From: Scott Herman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Try this for creating PDBs
http://www.righto.com/pilot/pdb.html
-Original Message-
From: Scott Herman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2001 3:51 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Creating .pdb's externally.
This post intrigued me, since I am building an app which
Ah, yes, that's the other little trick related to using a draw function.
There is no data in the char ** parameter of the list structure, so you
can't use lstgetselectiontext. You will still need a string that
persists for as long as your control does and you are responsible for
allocating and
This post intrigued me, since I am building an app which is
really just a front end for a custom DB. I have about 182k of
delimter separated ASCII data which I need to load into a
.pdb. How can I do that?
There are variety of utilities out there that can do that. Here's a
pointer to one:
At 4:52 PM +0200 6/21/01, Daniel Morais wrote:
Hi !
When a customer have a very strange problem that only occur on his device, it
could be great, to find which problem he have, to get an image of it's Palm.
So, I'm wondering if there is an easy ( in common customer's point of vue )
way to build
Is it possible to have an application automatically start on reset? Is it
possible to suppress the palm logo on reset?
Thanks, Doug Broadwell
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The following snip is, as usual, called in the first lines of Pilot Main and
has worked fine until I added the global variable FeatureSet35Present and
the call to WinScreenMode, now whenever I reset the emulator (3.5.1 en-color
non-debug ROMs) it hangs with the tried to read from 0x8003d14d
The typical solution to this problem is to agree on an
on-the-wire representation, so that each machine
(big-endian or little-endian) _knows_ that whatever
is coming through the pipe is in a given format. If
the on-the-wire format is different than that of the
device -- whether that device is
Randy Pulsifer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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The following snip is, as usual, called in the first lines of Pilot Main
and
has worked fine until I added the global variable FeatureSet35Present...
This is the usual can't access globals on non-normal launch
From: Randy Pulsifer
The following snip is, as usual, called in the first lines
of Pilot Main and has worked fine until I added the global
variable FeatureSet35Present and the call to WinScreenMode,
now whenever I reset the emulator (3.5.1 en-color non-debug
ROMs) it hangs with the tried
Subject: Re: Clock Sources for Ticks and Seconds
From: Danny Epstein [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 20 Jun 2001 17:47:26 -0700
X-Message-Number: 44
On Wed 20 June 2001 Danny Epstein
Herbert Valliant [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:53704@palm-dev-forum...
Does anyone know if seconds and
Richard Burmeister [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:53893@palm-dev-forum...
I can't remember to right way to start Pose without loading the
saved .psf file...
Caps lock.
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At 7:39 PM -0500 2001/06/21, Herbert Valliant wrote:
What I need to know is if ticks and seconds remain synchronized while the PDA is
turned on whatever the initial phase relation.
No, they are separate clocks. In particular, the tick count will stray as interrupts
are periodically disabled by
Herbert Valliant [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:53894@palm-dev-forum...
What I need
to know is if ticks and seconds remain synchronized while the PDA
is turned on whatever the initial phase relation. That would be
the case if both are derived from the same master clock. If
separate
At 7:39 PM -0500 6/21/01, Richard Burmeister wrote:
From: Randy Pulsifer
The following snip is, as usual, called in the first lines
of Pilot Main and has worked fine until I added the global
variable FeatureSet35Present and the call to WinScreenMode,
now whenever I reset the emulator
I myself have been having a similar problem to that of Andrew Perron..
I need to create a ComboBox (popup-trigger + list control) at runtime.
However, I have chosen the other possibility (the one you all describe as
the hardest).
My problem:
I allocate enough space through MemPtrNew(sizeof(char)
Anybody can help me on this ...
I have installed gcc, prc-tools , sdk-4 and pilrc v2.8
I have set the path
PATH= C:\Program Files\PRC-Tools\H-i586-cygwin32\bin;
c:\pilrc-2.8;
c:\cygnus\cygwin-b20\H-i586-cygwin32\bin;
Problem
===
If I include PalmOS.h in my helloworld.c ,
From: Nicolás Zeitlin
The problem is.. I cannot MemPtrFree() the Char* I
used initially to pass on to SysFormPointerArrayToStrings(),
which is sizeof(char) * 50 -Pretty big-.
Why is this? How should I release the memory? Thanks a lot,
Since SysFormPointerArrayToStrings() creates an array
Hi,
Because I checked, and all databases and the App have the SAME creator ID,
yet I can see each database listed in the launcher delete list!
One more possibility is that the casing are not the same? Creator IDs are
case sensitive... :)
Regards,
Gee.
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I have a field that takes proper input and works fine till I change its
position amd place it above a table column.
Whenever any row in a particular column in the table is selected I move the
field to the selected cell and set its focus.
I can see the cursor blinking but the field stop taking
Hi all,
Here is a silly problem faced by me. I'm providing a noneditable field in a
user screen. The problem is that the contents are not fully displayed if the
text size exceeds the width of the field. Unlike the normal field i'm not
able to view the whole field through scrolling. Can someone
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