On Mon, 18 Feb 2002, David A. Desrosiers wrote:
> > and, david, you should put your time to more constructive things than
> > complaining about something as stupid as this that is really something
> > someone else should handle (ie: FSF)
>
> Do you believe the FSF is "all-seeing, all-knowing
"Joe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>
> --- Marcelo Asorey wrote:
> > How can I get the Palm Debugger!
>
> Buy MetroWerks' CodeWarrior for Palm OS. (The Palm Debugger is part
of
> the CodeWarrior package.)
The Palm Debugger is also part of the Palm OS SDK. S
"Terry Dennis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>
> While executing the following statement in a "frmClose" routine:
> tempInt = MemPtrSize(frmP);
>
> I got the following error message:
> The instruction at "0x00a4d22f" referenced memory at "0x01176858".
Th
> Huh? This sentence no verb. You seem to be suggesting again that this
> clickwrap imposes restrictions on your exercising of your recipients'
> rights as granted under the GPL.
It forces me to agree to terms which were not included in the
original method for obtaining sources for POS
"Terry Dennis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>
> To stay within the 32K jump limits of Small Model applications, I
> implemented a "Jump table" to all the static runtime library routines
that
> need to be accessed by application code. And, I positioned my libra
--- Marcelo Asorey wrote:
> How can I get the Palm Debugger!
Buy MetroWerks' CodeWarrior for Palm OS. (The Palm Debugger is part of
the CodeWarrior package.)
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I wish we could see it a category was deleted on the HH, instead of it just
dissapearing. Any votes to enhance the OS so we can get the same kind of
record markings for categories?
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On Mon, Feb 18, 2002 at 11:01:44PM +0100, Aaron Ardiri wrote:
> our main concern is
> "can i get a binary of it to use free?"..
Indeed. And because it's Free Software, the best way of ensuring that
we can get usable versions of it is to get source code, so that we can,
if the need arises, fi
On Mon, Feb 18, 2002 at 03:21:19PM -0800, David A. Desrosiers wrote:
> Requiring me to walk through a clickwrap, which imposes restrictions
> on me based on region, or layers on top of an exclusive rights agreement
Huh? This sentence no verb. You seem to be suggesting again that this
clic
How can I get the Palm Debugger!
Thanks
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At 04:36 PM 18/2/2002 -0800, you wrote:
>--- Venugopal B wrote:
> > I added a member variable(UInt16) to one of the structs
> > ...
> > "The application has just overflowed the stack."
> >
> > If I comment out the new member variable that I added
> > then things seem to work fine.
>
>So, it seems
--- Steve Mann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Good reference. For some reason, that article doesn't show up in a
> Knowledge Base search for the word LstSetDrawFunction.
I am never able to find any of the "recipe" pages unless I remember
that the info I wanted was in one of David's recipes, then s
--- Venugopal B wrote:
> I added a member variable(UInt16) to one of the structs
> ...
> "The application has just overflowed the stack."
>
> If I comment out the new member variable that I added
> then things seem to work fine.
So, it seems obvious that you are declaring a stack based variable
>See David Fedor's excellent "recipe" for lists at:
>
> http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/docs/recipes/lists.html
>
>Pay particular attention to the "Custom-Drawn Lists" section.
Good reference. For some reason, that article doesn't show up in a
Knowledge Base search for the word LstSetDrawFun
While executing the following statement in a "frmClose" routine:
tempInt = MemPtrSize(frmP);
I got the following error message:
The instruction at "0x00a4d22f" referenced memory at "0x01176858". The
memory could not be "read".
Is there something illegal about that in 5.0? It has worked
--- Benjamin Brazil wrote:
> - I don't need to have a list data structure to draw the
> list. It can be drawn directly from retrieving strings
> from the database.
Well, you need a list object. But instead of storing all the strings
that will appear in the list in a data structure, the strings
At 11:38 PM + 2/18/02, Benjamin Brazil wrote:
>I have also purchased the Advanced Palm Programming book as
>suggested, where list creation is discussed for a simulated list. I
>need the user interface list. Nothing I have seen(and I have looked
>through everything I can) seems explain how
Hi,
I am new to Palm OS Programming. I am working on a PRC
and it seemed to be working fine until yesterday. I
added a member variable(UInt16) to one of the structs
associated with a database and when I debug the
application using POSE it fails( It fails when I try
to load a table with records fr
Background Information:
I'm trying to write a Blackjack application.
I've set it up so that the Bet state and Play state
are represented by two different forms. These forms
both have an image that I draw on the background.
I'm not using a background image (to placate a
co-worker, who doesn't want
Hello,
I have spent the last few days trying to collect all of the information on
creating a runtime list from a database. I have done the Google, archive and
sdk searches. I have also purchased the Advanced Palm Programming book as
suggested, where list creation is discussed for a simulated l
> You need to look at what the "rights granted herein" are. AFAICT, those
> rights as a recipient of Sony's wares are my right to modify and/or
> redistribute it, and my right to obtain corresponding source code
> without difficulty if I've only been given a binary.
Requiring me to walk
> and, david, you should put your time to more constructive things than
> complaining about something as stupid as this that is really something
> someone else should handle (ie: FSF)
Do you believe the FSF is "all-seeing, all-knowing"? Without
advocates like myself finding these things
Hi everyone,
I'm using mobileStudio (a Palm-specific IDE based on the GCC tool chain),
and I'm trying to understand the pros and cons of using standard C++
exception-handling instead of the Palm SDK ErrTry/ErrThrow/ErrCatch macros.
I'd like to know the following:
1. Is C++-style exception-handl
--- John Marshall wrote:
> PS: Since hardly anyone on this list bothers trimming quotations
> anymore, I no longer feel guilty about wasting bandwidth by
> contributing to these sorts of threads. :-)
John,
You should definitely not feel guilty; your comments always provide
interesteing reading.
What exactly are you trying to accomplish? Generally if you know about
groups, you can go ahead and check for the group's selection at runtime and
don't need to figure out which controls are in which groups, but I'd like to
hear what you're trying to do because I've always felt groups a little
lac
Hi there group!
Well, it is has become obvious (due to scheduling constraints) that the use
of CodeWarrior is not in my future. The curve to get up and running is way
too long, considering that my project on the Palm is simply a demonstration
of a user interface that I am designed for an embedde
At 4:04 PM +0530 2/18/02, Sajul Pamban Nandakumar wrote:
>I downloaded your new emulator from the site and loaded it. But now
>I see whenever I am in debug mode I cannot set the break points in
>my code. It works fine with the old emulator though. What could be
>the problem? I am using Codewarr
Hi,
I have an app compiled with GCC that uses the sysAppLaunchCmdNotify launch
code with sysNotifyLateWakeupEvent. It works correctly except when running
POSE with OS 3.5.2H. When I get sysNotifyLateWakeupEvent, I end up calling
this routine:
static void message_dialog (void) {
FormPtr
At 11:11 AM -0500 2/18/02, Matt Hebley wrote:
>Keith
>
>I understand this mainly from hearsay, and personal experience. In
>Greg Winton, Palm OS Network Programming, O'Reilly, p199, it says
>"On Windows and Max machines, the host's sockets API do not support
>timeouts, so this parameter is igno
On Mon, 18 Feb 2002, John Marshall wrote:
> That's the section I expected you to quote. Much as I would like to
> agree with you, I don't find this reasoning convincing.
heh.. me too :) however, i do believe this discussion is not exactly
relevant in the palm-dev-forum, there are not many of
On Mon, Feb 18, 2002 at 08:06:29AM -0800, David A. Desrosiers wrote:
> Section 6 of the GPL:
[...]
> You may not
> impose any further restrictions on the recipients' exercise of
> the rights granted herein.
[...]
> By imposing a clickwrap requirement on de
To stay within the 32K jump limits of Small Model applications, I
implemented a "Jump table" to all the static runtime library routines that
need to be accessed by application code. And, I positioned my library at
the end of my application Segments so more application code will be able to
fit wit
>If there is sample code I
>could look at that would be great!!
If you search through the archives for this mailing list, you should
find 4-5 pieces of sample code.
Regards,
Steve Mann
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Thomas: I just spent a lovely weekend tearing up perfectly functional code
in a generic form driver to "fix" this frmPopupObj problem.
The reason for "needing" access to that "virtual" object was to dynamically
update the label of the PopTrigger from the value of a user controlled
dynamically po
I know this is going to sound stupid, but how do I enter a value like 1.2 in
a textfield and then convert it to it's numerical form and then multiple it
by 5.8 and then have it converted back to a string and print it in a
textfield??? I keep getting errors and I am extremely new to PALM
programmin
--- Thomas Maeder wrote:
> The only way to do serious programming is to code against a
> specification; the specification has to document the complete
> (intended) behavior of the SDK functions.
Thomas, the SDK docs are not formal specifications. They are more like
programmer's guides. They d
Keith
I understand this mainly from hearsay, and personal experience. In Greg
Winton, Palm OS Network Programming, O'Reilly, p199, it says "On Windows
and Max machines, the host's sockets API do not support timeouts, so this
parameter is ignored." It then goes on to say that POSE appears froze
Ben Combee wrote:
>
> If this is a major hole that prevents you from accomplishing something,
> let PalmSource know
That's what I'm trying to do here. Are they listening?
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Joe wrote:
>
> The SDK docs give you clues concerning how to write programs for the
> Palm OS platform. If you need more accurate details, sign up for the
> source code.
I violently disagree.
The only way to do serious programming is to code against a specification;
the specification has to do
Robert McKenzie wrote:
>
> Quoting from the PalmOS Programmer's API Reference, OS4, page 260,
> FormPopupType: "Your code should consider the FormPopupType structure as
> opaque. Do not attempt to change the structure member values directly."
I don't attempt to change the structure member valu
> > This is the part I have issue with. The last time I checked, I had
> > to sign up for their developer program in order to get their Poser
> > and their sources.
>
> I agree that this is annoying, and against the spirit of the thing. Many
> people consider such a restriction to violate the GP
Quoting from the PalmOS Programmer's API Reference, OS4, page 260,
FormPopupType: "Your code should consider the FormPopupType structure as
opaque. Do not attempt to change the structure member values directly."
A FormPopupType is a fully synthesized object, created by the form at
initializatio
"Thomas Maeder" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>
> The SDK docs say (re. ControlType): "Your code should treat the
ControlType
> structure as opaque. The fields in the struct are set by values you
specify
> when you create the control resource, and they typically
--- Thomas Maeder wrote:
>
> But it is exposed to the programmer; what other purpose
> do the SDK docs serve?
>
The SDK docs give you clues concerning how to write programs for the
Palm OS platform. If you need more accurate details, sign up for the
source code.
Further, note that the docs a
The SDK docs say (re. ControlType): "Your code should treat the ControlType
structure as opaque. The fields in the struct are set by values you specify
when you create the control resource, and they typically do not change. Use
the functions specified in the descriptions below to retrieve and set
When a field doesn't have a scrollbar, FldGetScrollValues stops the
appliation when applied on it. This behavior isn't documented in the SDK
docs.
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Robert McKenzie wrote:
>
> Methinks you're trying to hold back the tide here. Whether it was a good
> decision or not, PalmOS simply doesn't consider a FrmPopupType to be an
> exposed-to-the-programmer object.
But it is exposed to the programmer; what other purpose do the SDK docs
serve?
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Methinks you're trying to hold back the tide here. Whether it was a good
decision or not, PalmOS simply doesn't consider a FrmPopupType to be an
exposed-to-the-programmer object. It just simply is the program's
responsibility to duplicate the connection between a trigger and its list.
On the pl
A popup trigger and the list it pops up when selected are connected in the
resources. Sound engineering tells us thus not to duplicate this connection
(risking inconsistency) in the program code. Finding the PopupType object
connecting the two is the way to go.
Here's a correct (i.e. conforming t
Has anyone else noticed that POSE and the Palm Simulator (POSS?) don't work
well together? When I have both running at once POSE stops working
properly. Every time I switch apps in POSE the screen goes blank and the
device hangs.
On the plus side, has anyone else noticed that POSS supports the
On Sun, Feb 17, 2002 at 02:19:16PM -0800, Keith Rollin wrote:
> At 6:05 PM +0100 2/16/02, John Marshall wrote:
>> In this case, anyone who gets the binary gets the source code. But
>> anyone can get that binary, so this is a pretty meaningless distinction
>> from just plain "anyone".
>
> This is
Take a look at the Symbol 1700/1800 series. It has an optional integrated
WAN modem. (not the 802.11b model).
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From: "Stella Lai" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Newsgroups: palm-dev-forum
To: "Palm Developer Forum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, February 15, 2002 5:37 PM
Subj
For my sample hack,
this is the error i get.
"written directly to the memory manager data
structure. "
it works well for sometime and suddenly i get this
error.
do let me know what actually is the problem.
how to test and debug a hack.?.
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I found out that in my code NetLiBGetHostByName fails with FatalException.
I checked arguments,but those seems OK.
I've linked NetLib from SDK3.5. My device has PalmOS 3.5.0 with
NetLibrary 3.5.
BTW Can someone explain me what is Net Library in my Palm. And why I
have to link into my code NetLi
Steve Mann wrote:
>
> Why not look for a non-existent resource type and find out?
Because it's better to know how things are supposed to be than how they are
in one specific case.
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This is for Keith,
I downloaded your new emulator from the site and loaded
it. But now I see whenever I am in debug mode I cannot set the break
points in my code. It works fine with the old emulator though. What
could be the problem? I am using Codewarrier 6.
Sajul.
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yeah..thanks Richard. i do consider with your assumption given. The
conduit(ABC.DLL) has been installed in the client's PC. For the first time
it sync, it should be alright, but after doing some minor changes, it cannot
sync and when it sync the error come out on the desktop :" Error in ABC.dll"
I
On Sun, Feb 17, 2002 at 12:53:10PM -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm having trouble with the feedback slider in Palm OS 3.5. Works great
> unless the min value > 0. Then the thumb jumps to the left (horizontal
> slider) by the min amount when you start dragging. Also, the value is set
> bet
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