Re: stack overflow error

> Andreas, if you are using Constructor you can set the stack size in the > "pref- Stack Size" field of the main resource window. You'll need to select > "Generate pref Resource" first. > > Gavin. Gavin, is it safe to increase the stack size? Could that cause other apps on the Palm to crash? Woul

Can I change pixelSize on Palm device/emulator

I used WinGetBitmap() get image from screen. The pixelSize it shows is 8(for m505). Can change any setting on device/emulator so that I get different values for pixelSize? Regards Jayan -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.

RE: Linking of PRCs larger than ~64K (CW-specific)

From: Jeff Ishaq [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Then, in my code, I simply join together the chunks into one > contiguous piece of memory before I call DmCreateDatabaseFromImage(). But you can't normally allocate a contiguous piece of memory bigger than 64K in the first place. (Well, yes there are

Re: Linking of PRCs larger than ~64K (CW-specific)

On Mon, 26 Aug 2002, Jeff Ishaq wrote: > Then, in my code, I simply join together the chunks into one contiguous > piece of memory before I call DmCreateDatabaseFromImage(). > > Is this possible? Can someone kindly point me in the right direction? > Or if not, creative solutions are much welc

Linking of PRCs larger than ~64K (CW-specific)

[Cross-posting to codewarrior.palm newsgroup -- grok http://groups.google.com/groups?q=Linking+of+PRC+&meta=group%3Dcodewarri or.palm ] Some time ago, I inquired about how to link in a helper.prc with my main application using Codewarrior. The answer: 1) Create MyRezFile.r, which contains this

Re: very unstable CW8 on OSX 10.2

I just upgraded to OS X 10.2. While I haven't used CW 8 extensively yet, I have notice no problems. I have run the emulator a few times, stepped through my code, and stopped the debugger without any crashes or other problems. That said, I haven't used it extensively, but from my limited use it

Re: Setting up a Date Alarm

--- Jonathan Dorny <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I may have been unclear. I want to set up the date alarm on > the same handheld. Does the exchange manager work between > applications on the same device?[1] Is there a way to simply > open the database and add a record.[2] If so, where do I f

Re: stack overflow error

Picky, picky Ron... you know what I was getting at... :-) Andreas, if you are using Constructor you can set the stack size in the "pref- Stack Size" field of the main resource window. You'll need to select "Generate pref Resource" first. Gavin. Ron Nicholson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in messag

RE: Uniqueness of UniqueIDs?

It seems like that will work. Even if you pass in a value larger than 16777216, the high byte is masked off anyways - but then the id would not end up what you think it is - so it's best to pass in the 3-byte quantity. -Original Message- From: Sean Kennedy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Se

Re: Uniqueness of UniqueIDs?

I have one final question for this thread. As has been mentioned previously (and mentioned in the Rhodes and McKeehan text), the record header actually only uses 3 bytes to store the unique ID. However, there is information regarding this in the Palm OS Reference, at least that I could find. The

Re: stack overflow error

At 8:08 PM -0700 8/25/02, Ron Nicholson wrote: >In palm-dev-forum, Gavin Maxwell wrote: >>The actual size of the stack varies depending on the OS >>version/device you have - but is typcially around a few kilobytes >>in size. So if you have something like this: >> >>Char BigLocalVar[ 1 ]; >>

Re: Issues with custom fonts on SmartPhone?

At 11:14 AM 8/26/2002 -0700, you wrote: >[cross posted to both kyocera-forum and palm-dev-forum] > > I have a customer trying to run a piece of our software on a Kyocera > SmartPhone QCP6035, OS 3.5.3. This software uses a custom font to include > a few mathematical characters that aren't in an

Issues with custom fonts on SmartPhone?

[cross posted to both kyocera-forum and palm-dev-forum] I have a customer trying to run a piece of our software on a Kyocera SmartPhone QCP6035, OS 3.5.3. This software uses a custom font to include a few mathematical characters that aren't in any of the "normal" Palm fonts, and apparently on

Multi-lingual application in Palm

Hi I am developing a software in Palm (with multi-lingual support). I can display some Latin language and some Asian language fonts. But I have very little clue about how to load font files for Chinese, Japanese and Korean. I learnt that there are applications available for PDAs for the above

Sorry about the last post -- Its monday...Subj should have been "cout/iostream questions.."

I forgot to change the subject (I replied to Danny's message to get the addy for the group) Sorry for the confusion. I was wondering if anyone knows if the cout/iostream.h is implemented for palm in the codewarrior 8 environment. I linked to the iostream.h but it gags on it with a lot of errors,

RE: C++ class methods as callback functions

Your callback will have to be a static function in the class. Other class functions have the implicit this pointer and I think that makes them not have the right type to be a callback... Kevin -Original Message- From: Bill Heidler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, August 26, 20

RE: Time (Display and Update)

I was wondering if anyone knows if the cout/iostream.h is implemented for palm in the codewarrior 8 environment. I linked to the iostream.h but it gags on it with a lot of errors, so I assumed that the output isn't compatible with the palm.. any thoughts? Wolfgang-Aaron Bochar "Far better it is

RE: Time (Display and Update)

Hi, You could use the nilEvent in your form handler to update your time. When you get the nilEvent just call your update time function or Get the new time and draw it. Regards, danny > -Original Message- > From: SCMIT [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: August 26, 2002 9:47 AM > To: P

FrmCustomResponseAlert - Field population

Hi, I want to use the function to openup the alert box with a field with the text inside populated in the frmResponseCreate event. But I'm not sure how to get the ID or object index for the field. Any help is appreciated. Thanks -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to un

Time (Display and Update)

Hi! I've a form where I'm displaying the time. How can I update this information each time 'Time' changes? It's updating each time the user touches the screen, but I need that it be automatic. Thank you, Farzin -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, pleas

Re: Fw: C++ class methods as callback functions

On Mon, 2002-08-26 at 05:40, Bill Heidler wrote: > A couple of weeks ago I tried to use an object class method in a call to > TblSetLoadDataProcedure( ), and couldn't get it to work. I got a > compile-time error to the effect that the function signature didn't match > TableLoadDataFuncType, and t

Re: Fw: C++ class methods as callback functions

Hi, Bill. If you didn't do this already, you must specify the function as static since there's no way to directly specify the "this" pointer using a simple callback function. The compiler is complaining about the function's signature because the implied "this" parameter is part of the signat

Re: very unstable CW8 on OSX 10.2

On 8/25/02 11:00 PM, "William Chow" wrote: > Uh, no. CodeWarrior 8 for Palm OS only runs in Classic mode. It needs to be > upgraded into a full OS X app. Metrowerks needs to carbonize or cocoaize > their application. Make sure you actually understand the issue before > commenting. Not true. I

Fw: C++ class methods as callback functions

A couple of weeks ago I tried to use an object class method in a call to TblSetLoadDataProcedure( ), and couldn't get it to work. I got a compile-time error to the effect that the function signature didn't match TableLoadDataFuncType, and the only difference was that the class method was qualifie

Re: stack overflow error

>In palm-dev-forum, Gavin Maxwell wrote: >>The actual size of the stack varies >>depending on the OS version/device you have - but is typcially >>around a few kilobytes in size. So if you have something like this: >> >>Char BigLocalVar[ 1 ]; >> >>you'll likely get the error. > >From: Ron Nich

Re: Setting up a Date Alarm

I may have been unclear. I want to set up the date alarm on the same handheld. Does the exchange manager work between applications on the same device? Is there a way to simply open the database and add a record. If so, where do I find the format of the records in the Date Book? Jonathan T. Do

Re: Device ID

Many PalmOS devices do not have a unique id - no Handsprings, and noine of the m1xx series Palms, for instance. > if there is any way (through native ARM code?) to get this ID You cannot get anything at all via nantive ARM code because no released devices use ARM processors There are well doc

Re: Setting up a Date Alarm

You could use the Exchange Manager (with the ExgLocal Lib) to beam a vCal between your application and the Addressbook. If you don't want to choose the recipient application, just let the extention .vcs If you want to send it to the Datbook, you could specify the addressbook creator in the Exc

Re: very unstable CW8 on OSX 10.2

Well there's the answer to the OP then, upgrade to 8.x where x is your version (and I'm assuming x is > 0) so you don't have to run it in classic mode. Will - Original Message - From: "Ron Nicholson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Palm Developer Forum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Monday, August

Re: very unstable CW8 on OSX 10.2

At 10:00 PM 8/25/2002 -0700, William Chow wrote: >Uh, no. CodeWarrior 8 for Palm OS only runs in Classic mode. It needs to be >upgraded into a full OS X app. >Metrowerks needs to carbonize or cocoaize their application. >Make sure you actually understand the issue before commenting. CodeWarrior f