why my list can not response to my click?

i click list ,but the lstSelectEvent not happen. -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/

Re: why my list can not response to my click?

On December 13, 2002 12:01 am, jason wrote: i click list ,but the lstSelectEvent not happen. A common problem is having another object (visible or not) on top of the list. I had this a long time ago. Constructor won't show you hidden objects unless you tell it to, methinks. -- Matthew

Re: why my list can not response to my click?

but i check the resource file(.h) which is auto generate by constructor ,it is only define a form ,a button and a list . there is no other object . so i do not think it is the matter of what you said. Matthew Bevan [EMAIL PROTECTED] ??:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On December 13, 2002 12:01 am, jason

RE: why my list can not response to my click?

jason, Can just send the whole function(Imean the form handle event function), i can get an idea where the mistake. regards Prasad -Original Message- From: jason [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, December 13, 2002 2:25 PM To: Palm Developer Forum Subject: Re: why my list can

Printing program

Hi, Can anybody help me in writing printing program?any pointers or links for this will help great. I need my application should able to print with out using third party printer application. regards Prasad -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see

simples questions, please help...

Hello folks, I need some information for my dev on a Tungsten Palm. How can I perform a SOFT reset by software ? How can I perform a HARD reset by software ? How can I launch an pp at a special time ? How can I launch another app from my app and go back after in mine ? (ex : My app launch

Re: simples questions, please help...

At 10:52 2002-12-13 +0100, you wrote: Hello folks, I need some information for my dev on a Tungsten Palm. How can I perform a SOFT reset by software ? SysReset How can I perform a HARD reset by software ? There is no supported method to do this. How can I launch an pp at a special time

table elements to NULL

Hi, I have Char *argvP[10]; and i need to set each element of this table to NULL. Is it possible to use MemSet to do this or do i need to use a for() to do that ? i tried MemSet(argvP,10,0); but it doesn't do anything thanx -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to

Re: Printing program

Check the APIs in the SDK that should have come with your 3rd party printing program. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, Can anybody help me in writing printing program?any pointers or links for this will help great. I need my application should able to print with out using third party printer

Re: spt1500 rom file

I think there's a link to downloading flash upgrades to the handheld ROMs somewhere on the Symbol site, but I cannot remember where. Note, however, that there are no corresponding image ROMs for Pose...you will have to use another 3.5 image. Marco Zhang wrote: Hi all : I want to use

How to initiate an IR receive programically (shortcut..i)?

Hello! How to programically initiate the beam receive dialog? EvtEnqueueKey (0x0117, 0, 0x0008); doen't seem to work for this (0x0117 = vchrIrReceive) command. -- Radoslaw Nowak, RNS:: www.ranosoft.com/palm -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see

asynchronous socket operations

Hi, Is there any asynchronous socket operations in Palm? Most API in the Net library does provide a timeout parameter? However, during the timeout period (e.g. 2 seconds), no user interface events are being processed. This is a bad user experience, especially when the connection is being

RE: asynchronous socket operations

Tony Cheung wrote: Hi, Is there any asynchronous socket operations in Palm? NO Most API in the Net library does provide a timeout parameter? However, during the timeout period (e.g. 2 seconds), no user interface events are being processed. This is a bad user experience, especially

RE: problem with fields

Well, my code doesn't work only on Palm OS 5. Actually the pointer points to field in table which is not in the active form. I tried it with field which is not in table but still is not in active form and FldGetTextHandle works fine. Kaloyan Donev -Original Message- From: [EMAIL

pointer of pointer

Hi, I need to build an argv to pass parameter to a main function : int main(int argc, char *argv[]); i try to fill : Char *argvP[4]; with argvP[0] -- This; argvP[1] -- is; argvP[2] -- a; argvP[3] -- test !; but if i do : AddArg(argvP[0], This); AddArg(argvP[1], is); AddArg(argvP[2], a);

Re: Symbol and PalmOS

Subject: Re: Symbol and PalmOS From: Dawn Margerum [EMAIL PROTECTED] The other thing sorely needed on the palm symbol devices is a numeric keyboard. I suspect Symbol may be getting StrongArm'ed no pun intended :) by m$ into holding back on new features for their palm line. I'd agree with this.

Re: Printing program

www.stevenscreek.com http://www.bachmannsoftware.com/ - Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, December 13, 2002 4:15 AM Subject: Printing program Hi, Can anybody help me in writing printing program?any pointers or links

beam databases in a simple way?

Hi, My application generate some databases (record) during execution that would be good to beam over to another handheld. I have seen that there is a built in function in the launcher for beaming applications (where some are locked) to another handheld (guess this has to do with IrOBEX and the

Any tool to test my application on the actual device??

Hi, Is there any software that can randomly generate events and test my PDA application on the actual device. Same like emulator but on the PDA. Thanks in advance for the info. Ammy __ Do You Yahoo!? Everything you'll ever need on one web page

diff between OS4.1 and 5.0

Hello, What are the differences between PalmOS4.1 and 5.0? I know that 5.0 is multi-thread, but what does this means exactly? Even, what are the main differences? Thanks. -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see

Re: GSMLibrary usage

Steve Mann [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: AFAIK the current SDK does not provide that capability. The upcoming one for the Treo series does I believe. Do you have more information about this upcoming SDK? -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see

Determining if LCD is on

I've searched high and low in the forums archives, the KB, the 3.5 and 4.x source, and header files and am unable to figure out how to determine if the LCD is on or off. Is there a simple way to do this? In particular I'm working on a Treo 300, but if it works generally for all Palm devices,

Network Driver

Has anyone written a driver that would intercept all TCP/IP packets going from and coming to a Palm device? I am not even sure if this is possible. I know that it is possible to write drivers for serial communications, but have never seen anything for network communications. Any pointers in the

NetLibGetHostByName() returns a non-zero value even if there is anerror

In OS 5, NetLibGetHostByName() returns a non-zero value even if there is an error. To reproduce it, call NetLibGetHostByName() to resolve an non-existing host name. In OS 4 Emulator, NetLibGetHostByName() will return zero and err will have a value of 4668. This is the correct case. In OS 5

CreatorID vs Database Name

I have a situation where I have a unique CreatorID but a duplicate Database Name. What happens to the 'old' application when I install the 'new' one? It appears that it is written over, as it disappears from the Launcher menu, and from the App Delete menu. If this is the case, what about the

Re: GSMLibrary usage

Do you have more information about this upcoming SDK? Sorry, no. Only various rumors that I've heard. Regards, Steve Mann -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/

Re: beam databases in a simple way?

On Fri, 13 Dec 2002, Henrik Fredriksson wrote: My application generate some databases (record) during execution that would be good to beam over to another handheld. I have seen that there is a built in function in the launcher for beaming applications (where some are locked) to another

PalmRez Warning on Latin chars

I am using international characters, so have included CharLatin.h. Though everything seems to be working just fine, I get the following warning in CodeWarrior when building the app: PalmRez Warning: Possibly invalid character 0xb6 (¶) is present in resource RTSt ID=4200. I do not get this on

Re: PalmRez Warning on Latin chars

At 11:34 2002-12-13 -0600, you wrote: I am using international characters, so have included CharLatin.h. Though everything seems to be working just fine, I get the following warning in CodeWarrior when building the app: PalmRez Warning: Possibly invalid character 0xb6 (¶) is present in resource

Re: CreatorID vs Database Name

You are in fact over-writing the older file. The PDB/PRC name file must be unique. Just file name in the same directory on your PC or Mac. Install another file onto a Palm where the name already exists and you will over-write the file already on the hand held. The Creator ID won't matter. That

function call

This maybe very simple but for some reason I don't see the problem. I have two .c files (f1.c and f2.c) and one header file (fh.h). In fh.h: static void UnpackRecord(RecType *rec, PackType *pack); In f1.c #include fh.h /* function */ static void UnpackRecord(RecType *rec, PackType *pack){

RE: function call

It can't be static in the header or in the .c file if you intend to use it in other translation units (.c files). Make it extern in the header and c file or don't supply a linkage and it will be extern by default. Kevin -Original Message- From: jessie smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]

Re: Palm Debugger on Tunsten/T

The problem with starting up PalmDebugger on the Tungsten/T is an issue with the serial/USB Y cable I am using. Reset works normally if I disconnect the Y cable before doing the reset, then reconnect the serial portion. USB debugging doesn't work, but at least I have a consistent serial

Is MemMove a copy?

Greetings, Is the MemMove function actually relocating the bytes, or just making a copy? The documentation does not specify this, and to me a *move* means you are dealing with and moving only one set of data. If this is a true move, what happens to the memory locations that originally held the

Re: Symbol and PalmOS

Roger, And still no color alternative to the 1550, which would be really, really desirable! I agree! Historically I've used the Handspring Prism with CSM150 for this, but alas, Handspring doesn't seem to understand the Treo 90 is not a viable alternative in this context. You can still (for

Re: Is MemMove a copy?

Matthew, Please see this thread that addresses the same question: http://escribe.com/computing/pcpqa/m64912.html Oliver __ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now. http://mailplus.yahoo.com -- For information on

Re: Palm Debugger on Tunsten/T

Tracing has a bizare problem. Given the sequence jsr foo move.w #1, d0 move.w #2, d1 move.w #3.d2 When you are stopped in the debugger at the JSR, step over the JSR with F10, it looks normal (new instruction is the move.w #1 Do another step with F10 and the debugger steps

Re: Is MemMove a copy?

Oliver, Thanks for info, that helps completely. If anyone from Palm is reading this, is there any reason you can't simply clarify this in the documentation? Here is the definition from my FreeBSD man page which explains memmove() much better than the Palm API docs (note the words *copy*, not

Reading data form Address book

Hello All, I have a button in my application, on click of that button I need to display the data(FirstName, LastName) from address book.Is there any method/approach to read the data from the native databases(Address book, Date book etc). please any one help me Thanks in advance. Srini

Re: Is MemMove a copy?

On Fri, Dec 13, 2002 at 03:26:34PM -0500, Matthew Hagerty wrote: Is the MemMove function actually relocating the bytes, or just making a copy? The documentation does not specify this, and to me a *move* means you are dealing with and moving only one set of data. Sure, the MemMove()

Re: Is MemMove a copy?

Hi, I also read from somewhere that if the data size you want to move is big and the available memory is low, then the source will get corrupted. Can anyone verify that? Thanks, Larry -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see

Override the UI colors

I'd like to override the UI colors when writing in a list or a field. Do I have to write with a custom routine, using WinDrawChars, or is there some easier way? -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/

Dynamic Memory Loss from Multiple DmDeleteDatabase Calls

I noticed that the dynamic memory available was shrinking on my device after deleting some databases. After looking into this I determined that if you removed 34 or more databases, using the normal DmFindDatabase, DmDeleteDatabase combo the next time I ran my application the available dynamic

RE: Reading data form Address book

You'll have to include in the header for the datastructures from the address book (which you can get from the example directory) and possibly build in all or part of the database source from the address book into your application in order to do this. If I remember correctly, the address book

Re: Is MemMove a copy?

Memory in either the dynamic heap or the storage heap is *both* constantly moved and copied. Since the Earth is both rotating and revolving around the Sun, the memory is any PalmOS handheld on the planets surface is moving at several thousand mph. Also, since DRAM is used for both the dynamic

Re: pointer of pointer

HmmmI'm kind of surprised no one's answered this by now. I wonder if there's something wrong with my email. :-( But the problem is pretty easily solved: it's the classic when you're getting the length of a string so that you can allocate a buffer for it, be sure to add 1 to account for

Re: Is MemMove a copy?

It is definitely Friday the 13th. I believe you need a break this weekend, as computer arch is more than going to your head *g* I suggest several 12 oz curls, in rapid succession, followed by significant partner interactions, and then mega sleep. I am following this plan myself.

Re: diff between OS4.1 and 5.0

What are the differences between PalmOS4.1 and 5.0? I know that 5.0 is multi-thread, but what does this means exactly? Even, what are the main differences? The internal differences are (IMHO) significant; too significant to describe in a quick posting here (besides, I wouldn't be the right

Simulating the voice recorder button on the Simulator

Hi, Is there any recipe to do this? Also, I could not find information about what events are triggered when this occurs...any hint? TIA, SebastianM PDADevelopers.com Visit us at http://www.pdadevelopers.com -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see

AlmSetAlarmProc and Kyocera 6035 Problem

I'm using AlmSetProcAlarm to set an alarm in an application. I use it because when the alarm procedure is called, the LCD is left off if it's already off. This works on most of the devices we've tried. It appears that AlmSetProcAlarm turns the LCD on on the Kyocera 6035. Has anyone encountered

Re: pointer of pointer [not helpful]

Keith Rollin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:105128@palm-dev-forum... HmmmI'm kind of surprised no one's answered this by now. I wonder if there's something wrong with my email. :-( I think it's the Friday syndrome. Everyone could see there was some sort of a pointer problem, but

Re: pointer of pointer [not helpful]

At 5:13 PM -0800 12/13/02, Paul R. wrote: BTW, your AddArg(argvP[0], This); doesn't seem right, either. Passing argvP, argvP+1, etc. to AddArg (char **argvP ...) would work, I should think. Aren't you making a pointer pointer pointer? No. argvP[0] is a char*, so argvP[0], is a char**, which is

Re: pointer of pointer [not helpful]

I generally just type them into my mail program and and compile them in my brain Now, does your brain generate native ARM code, or did they equip you with a PACEmaker so you could continue to generate MC68k code? ;-) Oliver __ Do you Yahoo!?

Re: pointer of pointer [not helpful]

At 7:59 PM -0800 12/13/02, Oliver wrote: I generally just type them into my mail program and and compile them in my brain Now, does your brain generate native ARM code, or did they equip you with a PACEmaker so you could continue to generate MC68k code? ;-) I prefer MMIX. :-)