Hi,
I use a Visor Neo and the Magellan GPS Companion connected on the
Springboard connector.
I guess that the Companion use the serial protocol to communicate since I
need to fix the speed
using their command ( MglnStart (4800) ) eventhough it is connected on the
Springboard connector.
The
I've been playing with someone else's program and I noticed something
funny: calls to StrPrintF were causing POSE to halt with an
Unsupported error while emulating a PalmPilot with OS 2.0.
I did a search back through the archives of this newsgroup and found
that someone else had run into
Hi,
Isn't it described at palm.com somewhere? At least it was for the M100
serial connector. As far as I can see it, VOUT is the 5?? V voltage
which is mainly used to trigger the hotsync by connecting VOUT with HS
IRQ. What ID and DETECT are, I don't know, but I would guess it's for
the USB
Hm, I just had a look into the example source and found a strange
behaviour or maybe I'm just blind...
in file AddressDB.c starting from line 1695
PrvAddrPackedDBRecord* d=0;
Int16len;
void * srcP;
UInt8companyFieldOffset;
flags.allBits = 0;
Ben - So what will happen with CW V8 debugger? Does it sometimes just
stop a little further on in the code than expected, or does it get
totally confused?
Your mention of overlaying code with the TRAP #0 leads me to a related
question. How do you gain access to code segment? I had to remove
The attachment will show all records in address DB.
If it is what you do want to get,please contact me.
begin 666 MyAddress.prc
M37E!91R97-S`0`!NB4/B;HE#XD`
M87!P;$UY860*8V]D90`!M-O
M94``@``!W1D871A``RV=$92301,```-P$U05(#Z
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In article 105424@palm-dev-forum, DT [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We are building a serial cable to connect our m125 to one of our own devices
via RS232. Our device normally communicates with a
I want to reuse a Palm V keyboard with my m500.
Is there anyone who knows how to build a Palm V serial female connector.
The 1st idea is to cannibal a Palm V, but I prefer to avoid to destroy
a Palm.
Any suggestion will be welcome
dex
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In article 98119@palm-dev-forum, [EMAIL PROTECTED] says...
I would like to use SDCard-security-functions in my application.
I think this can be done by calling VFSCustomControl, but for this I need a
filesystem that supports the SDCard-API and exports a list of api-selectors.
Does the
I use sdk4.0+Cw7.1+treo sdk.Please help me ,and thanks.
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On Tue, Dec 17, 2002 at 10:06:21AM +0100, Henk Jonas wrote:
Hm, I just had a look into the example source and found a strange
behaviour or maybe I'm just blind...
[...]
DmWrite(recordP, (Int32)d-options, s-options, sizeof(s-options));
offset = (Int32)d-firstField;
d is a
Hi all ,
i want to know how to receive selective data by
using exchange manager ...
Right now my application is receiving data of type
TXT .
I set my application as a default application ..
so whenever any data with .TXT occurs , i am only
getting it ...
But my actual requirment is
The reference is too simple... don't show any example and don't say much
thing...
its something using WinSetpattern()
but i don't knoiw how to make it.. for set the color table tu mach my pic..
for exemple: color 21 is a dark grey but on default color table in plamOS
its some pink..
how can
Sorry about the vagueness of my post. I'm programming with CW8 and C++.
I've been working on my first App for about 8 months now and its just about
done, but I've been working with complete naivette of the memory limits of
the devices. My app is a drawing program and the dynamic memory allocated
What to do when resizing slider's Width and Emulator is saying always that
: ..SysFatalAlert with the message Control.c Line : 1707, Backgound must be
at least half as wide as slider.
If I decrease or increase Width from default 114, same thing.
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On Mon, Dec 16, 2002 at 05:48:23PM -0500, Tony Goggin wrote:
Op #1: *fRecPOne = *fRecPTwo;
Op #2: MemMove(fRecPOne, fRecPTwo, sizeof(FlightDB));
Actually I would have expected these operations to be identical as
well, except for overlapping memory areas (MemMove should
You could purchase the connector from the Palm Plugged-In program.
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From: dex [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Newsgroups: palm-dev-forum
To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 17, 2002 5:11 AM
Subject: how to build a female serial connector for Palm V
A start would be to look in the PalmSource Knowledge Base
(www.palmsource.com/developers) There use to be a few articles detailing
the Palm memory structure in it.
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From: Richard Coutts [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday,
Hello!
I multi-segmented my application with multigen. When installing the
application on the Emulator everything works fine (ROM-image is taken from
my own m505). If I install the application on the real m505, the m505 will
restart and show a fatal exception. The only way to get out of this is
Hi,
Does anyone (Ben?) know if it is possible to get Map file
type information for each of the built objects in CodeWarrior 8.3 (9 is
on order).
Specifically I am looking for which functions are included in which
object, their offset within the object and hopefully also, which
functions they
On Tue, Dec 17, 2002 at 03:22:54PM +0100, Martin Pohl wrote:
I multi-segmented my application with multigen. When installing the
application on the Emulator everything works fine (ROM-image is taken from
my own m505). If I install the application on the real m505, the m505 will
restart and
In article 105543@palm-dev-forum, [EMAIL PROTECTED] says...
You could purchase the connector from the Palm Plugged-In program.
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From: dex [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Newsgroups: palm-dev-forum
To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 17, 2002
Hi,
Does anyone (Ben?) know if it is possible to get Map file
type information for each of the built objects in CodeWarrior 8.3 (9 is on order).
Specifically I am looking for which functions are included in which object, their
offset within the object and hopefully also, which functions they
Did you look? (hint, hint)
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From: dex [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Newsgroups: palm-dev-forum
To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 17, 2002 10:22 AM
Subject: Re: how to build a female serial connector for Palm V [OT?]
In article
I'm hoping there are experienced Cygwin users here...
I want to use a run command in TextPad to open my project and compile my
code... I'm guessing I can do this with a batch file and a some sort of
initialization file. In dos I typed bash --help and noticed there is a --
init-file option. Can
Yes, I called a RomVersionCompatible() from inside PilotMain() and this
routine was located in a different section/segment.
It works perfectly now!
Thanks a lot
Martin
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Marshall Clow wrote:
If you disassemble a file (using the menu under the Project menu), you will
see the object code and references for a single source file.
Brilliant ! This is exactly what I was looking for.
Now for a long shot, is there any way of (easily) calling the ide from
the command
At 01:08 2002-12-17 -0800, you wrote:
Ben - So what will happen with CW V8 debugger? Does it sometimes just
stop a little further on in the code than expected, or does it get
totally confused?
Both. Sometimes, the extra step is harmless, but it can really confuse the
debugger. Usually it
At 17:24 2002-12-17 +, Martyn Honeyford wrote:
Marshall Clow wrote:
If you disassemble a file (using the menu under the Project menu), you will
see the object code and references for a single source file.
Brilliant ! This is exactly what I was looking for.
Now for a long shot, is there
Hello,
I would like to know if it is possible to search for Other Palm with
bluetooth
without having to use the graphic interface which search and after let you
choose the device found in a list?
I will make a program with codewarrior to connect my palm BT with other Palm
BT,
but I don't want to
I don't know how to read a .pcx file, but I assume you can find a reference
for that somewhere.
However, as to setting the palette on the Palm, just lookup the command
WinPalette
The reference is too simple... don't show any example and don't say much
thing...
its something using
As I understand it, these are the steps taken to launch a form as a dialog
(error checking etc not shown, for clarity):
FormPtr frm = FrmInitForm(FORM_ID);
FrmSetActiveForm(frm);
/* Set fields etc here */
control = FrmDoDialog(frm);
The problem I'm having is this. If I set the text of
This sounds like a kinda bad idea.
If you could get a program loaded without user intervention, what's to
stop you from creating a virus launcher on your palm pilot and walking
through the airport, infecting all the palm pilots that you see?
-Ken
On Fri, 2002-12-13 at 01:38, Jeff Ishaq wrote:
Simple fix:
FormPtr frm = FrmInitForm(FORM_ID);
FrmSetActiveForm(frm);
/* set fields etc here, WITHOUT calling FldDrawField */
/* now call this! */
FrmDrawForm(frm);
control = FrmDoDialog(frm);
...
-bob mckenzie, palmsource pdx
-Original Message-
From: Palm Developer [mailto:[EMAIL
On Tue, 17 Dec 2002, Robert McKenzie wrote:
Simple fix:
FormPtr frm = FrmInitForm(FORM_ID);
FrmSetActiveForm(frm);
/* set fields etc here, WITHOUT calling FldDrawField */
/* now call this! */
FrmDrawForm(frm);
control = FrmDoDialog(frm);
...
-bob mckenzie, palmsource pdx
Ah!
Hi Henk,
Thanks a lot for your timely help. I'm working on the same lines.
Thanks
Srini
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To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Strange addressbook example in SDK 4.0 (Was: Accessing the Address
Hi Henk,
Thanks a lot for your timely help. I'm working on the same lines.
Thanks
Srini
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On Tue, 17 Dec 2002, Robert McKenzie wrote:
FormPtr frm = FrmInitForm(FORM_ID);
FrmSetActiveForm(frm);
/* set fields etc here, WITHOUT calling FldDrawField */
/* now call this! */
FrmDrawForm(frm);
control = FrmDoDialog(frm);
-bob mckenzie, palmsource pdx
That solved the problem of
At 13:07 2002-12-17 -0500, you wrote:
As I understand it, these are the steps taken to launch a form as a dialog
(error checking etc not shown, for clarity):
FormPtr frm = FrmInitForm(FORM_ID);
FrmSetActiveForm(frm);
/* Set fields etc here */
control = FrmDoDialog(frm);
The problem I'm
If the field values are changed by code (as opposed to by user action), you will need
to explicitly redraw them.
-Original Message-
From: Palm Developer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, December 17, 2002 11:00 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: RE: FrmDoDialog continued
On Tue, 17 Dec 2002, Ben Combee wrote:
Actually, two changes:
1) Don't call FrmSetActiveForm unless you need it for your field setting code
2) Call FrmDrawForm to draw the dialog before modifying its fields.
If you pre-draw the form, things should work just fine. It will still be
David Eyler wrote:
Thanks for all the help. It turns out that this point from Matthew,
By shallow I mean it copies the data exactly (it copies the pointers
inside the structure, not the data the pointers point to.)
was my underlying problem, not the difference between the dereferencing copy
It doesn't make sense to me that it would copy the data pointed to by
pointers inside the structure.
The SizeOf returns the size of the structure which doesn't take into
consideration the size of the memory allocated to a pointer. In fact,
there would be no way to know at compile time, how much
Palm Developer wrote:
On Tue, 17 Dec 2002, Chris Tutty wrote:
#define MEMMOVE(d, s) MemMove(d, s, sizeof d)
#define MEMMOVE(d,s) MemMove( d, s, sizeof(d) )
this needs the doesn't it?
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On Tue, 17 Dec 2002, Matt Graham wrote:
Palm Developer wrote:
On Tue, 17 Dec 2002, Chris Tutty wrote:
#define MEMMOVE(d, s) MemMove(d, s, sizeof d)
#define MEMMOVE(d,s) MemMove( d, s, sizeof(d) )
this needs the doesn't it?
indeed it does! one more reason to avoid it ;)
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John,
you are right, thank you for pointing me at this. But it is still a very
strange programming style, isn't it?
Henk
John Marshall wrote:
Only the address of the field is used; the contents are never accessed.
It's a revolting, confusing, and non-portable [1] way of writing
offsetof [2].
g'day,
My environment:
Win98/Cygwin/POSE 3.5/gcc 2.95.3-kgpd/sdk=various (3.5, 40, 50)
Is there a known issue with the SysGetStackInfo() call pre-PalmOS 3.5?
I've got this as a check at the start of my code and it works fine under
3.5, but returns an error indication under 3.1. I
If you have cygwin installed, you can just put cygwin commands in any
comand line window. So, I guess there is no need to call bash, a .bat
will do it...
Henk
Dustin Davis wrote:
I'm hoping there are experienced Cygwin users here...
I want to use a run command in TextPad to open my project
It won't work for me. Is there something you must specify on the install?
Quoting Henk Jonas [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
If you have cygwin installed, you can just put cygwin commands in any
comand line window. So, I guess there is no need to call bash, a .bat
will do it...
Henk
Dustin Davis
My db is sorted based on the 1st int (fid) and then on
the 2nd int (sid). Not sure if the problem is with the
comparing function, I don't think the find function is
doing what it supposed to do.
typedef struct{
Int32 fid;
Int32 sid;
Char fields;
}DBPacked;
typedef struct{
Int32 fid;
Int32
Just a guess, but because of possible wrapping / overflow problems, it is always safer
to compare two values with each other rather than to subtract them and compare with 0.
I.e.
if (p1-fid p2-fid) is better than if ((p1-fid - p2-fid) 0)
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From: christy
Hi,
I am using GCC and not CW. I would also like to be able to get new to return
NULL
instead of throwing an exception (for subsequent checking).
I'm not able to include new as this file doesn't seem to exist
in the GCC world. Consequently 'nothrow' is not recongnised by the GCC
compiler.
If
The code snippet below is almost text book. It works fine on Pre OS 5
versions of
PalmOS, returning the 12 character Device ROM ID.
Without adding the null terminator (line 16), the returned string has a
stange character
at the end of it - so that's why it's there.
However, running it on both
Is there a known issue with the SysGetStackInfo() call pre-PalmOS 3.5?
Yes. See this old message from the archives:
http://www.escribe.com/computing/pcpqa/m6181.html
See also
http://www.escribe.com/computing/pcpqa/search.html?query=SysGetStackInfo
for more info on the problem.
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At 23:18 2002-12-17 +, you wrote:
The code snippet below is almost text book. It works fine on Pre OS 5
versions of
PalmOS, returning the 12 character Device ROM ID.
Without adding the null terminator (line 16), the returned string has a
stange character
at the end of it - so that's why
Very good point. I modified the code to have the two
variables compare against each other.
I need to find a matching record from the databse (by
fid and sid pair). If there is a match, I can subtract
1 from the return-value of DmFindSortPosition.
However, how do I know that there is in fact no
christy-
You need to actually get the record and check for equality. i.e.
/* use DmFindSortPosition here, passing it (amongst other things), index *.
Boolean foundIt = false;
// guard against no match whilst sorting first
if (index 0)
{
MemHandle h = DmQueryRecord(pDb, --index);
Thank you much, Robert.
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wrote:
christy-
You need to actually get the record and check for
equality. i.e.
/* use DmFindSortPosition here, passing it (amongst
other things), index *.
Boolean foundIt = false;
// guard against no match whilst
I know this is not strictly a development issue, but I figure this is a good
place to ask. (BTW: I have read through all archives, and not yet found a
valid answer.)
How can you get a M130 to do a network hotsync? I've tried installing
netsync.prc, and that doesn't work. Tried changing various
{ thwack! thwack! Thwack! }
I don't what alternate reality plane my brain was visiting, I should
have found that easily enough. Thanks a 1x10^6...
- peterd
Ben Combee wrote:
Is there a known issue with the SysGetStackInfo() call pre-PalmOS 3.5?
Yes.
Hello everybody,
I'm glad to announce the release of PalmReg 1.0
PalmReg is a copy protection library for Palm OS. It allows a developer
to implement copy protection using variety of methods. Major features are:
* Supports Palm SDK 3.5 and Palm OS 3.0 and up
* Easy to spell unique
I'm trying to copy a resource from my main application into a sattelite file,
that way I can leave the new file open without needing to worry about
conflicts with the rest of my resources (it's bad when you try to hotsync and
it opens a window from my app ;)
What's the best way to do this?
Hi, everybody!
I want to use some different fonts in one text Field( multiline ).
Is it possible?
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the forum is bouncing).
Hello!
I was given a task to localize English version of the project. I know that
the
PRC2OVL is an option here. But I need to clarify some details to start with.
1. From where this PRC2OVL file
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