Hi,
How do I read the same address book that the Palm desktop is reading? Is it
a PDB file? if so, do I use the address book API's to read it?
Regards,
Chris
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In all versions I've come across, yes...
Gavin.
DNR <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>
> Hello All,
>
> I want to access the DateBook database from my aplication and I want to do
> this in all devices and OS versions.
> If I look for the data file using
> datebo
TelIsPhoneConnected does not seem to have a return value in synchronous
mode.
Err TelIsPhoneConnected(UInt16 iRefnum, TelAppID iAppId, UInt16
*ioTransIdP);
In synchronous mode, ioTransIdP is NULL, so the only thing that can return
information is Err. (In async mode, the event type doesn't see
See the glue library.
FrmGlueGetLabelFont()
FrmGlueSetLabelFont()
"Alan Ingleby" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>
> AFAIK, you cannot access this property (legally, that is), so consider
using
> fields instead of labels, or if you're rolling your own FrmDrawFo
AFAIK, you cannot access this property (legally, that is), so consider using
fields instead of labels, or if you're rolling your own FrmDrawForm, why not
roll your own labels which you're at it :-)
Alan
"Brandon Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>
> I am imp
Works via NNTP for me..
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> In article <113456@palm-dev-forum>, Amy Riha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>
That was it Ben. Thank you for that idea. I checked the active form ID
after the call to FrmReturnToForm() and it gave me a different form ID than
what I was expecting. Apparently, I was calling FrmInitForm() elsewhere in
my code incorrectly and having the ID made it really easy to find.
Thank
Hi Dan,
I remember people said st about FrmReturnToForm(0) before. (Search the forum for
FrmReturnToForm
:) ) So, I never use it. What I did is:
Let say you are in FromA, you will show FormB (modal form), then you go back to FormA.
I only use
the pair FrmPopupForm() and FrmReturnToForm() for mo
I am implementing my own version of FrmDrawForm, and I need to access to
which fonts my forms' label objects are using. How can I do this?
Brandon
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At 17:55 2003-2-13 -0500, you wrote:
Yea. I hear what you are saying and I've been in the documents that came
with CW8 and the online index, recipes, etc from PalmSource about this
issue.
This issue is probably caused by a bug that I have yet to find in the code.
However, I was hoping it was som
Yea. I hear what you are saying and I've been in the documents that came
with CW8 and the online index, recipes, etc from PalmSource about this
issue.
This issue is probably caused by a bug that I have yet to find in the code.
However, I was hoping it was something else. I am using FrmReturnToFo
Hi everyone,
could someone tell me where the tutorial (mentioned below) can be found?
And where can I find information on the Memo Pad functions?
Thanks in advance.
> I'd just copy the Memo Pad source code and project files, then blast away to
> create your modified version. The key is to avoid
> Oliver, I almost replied that way myself.
> Then I went back and read the original post
> again, and decided that Susan may be talking
> about using just a plain old list, along with
> a popup trigger that limits which set of
> items are shown in the list.
Okay, so whatever the original in
"Matt Graham" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote news:113421@palm-dev-forum...
>
> Ronnie van 't Westeinde wrote:
> > There are some API functions to install a prc, but all of them need
> > a userid. Is there a standard function to retrieve a userid (directly
> > returns if only one user is known, show an
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wrote:
> The list will also be available as a newsgroup on our NNTP server:
> news.palmos.com.
It doesn't appear to be ther
Argh -- let me try again:
You should *not* be using FrmSetEventHandler or FrmGotoForm for this
situation. [Sorry, I typo'd and left out the "not" the first time]
Read the docs on FrmPopupForm. If you call FrmPopupForm, then you must call
FrmReturnToForm to return to the previous form.
"Chris
You should be using FrmSetEventHandler or FrmGotoForm for this situation.
Read the docs on FrmPopupForm. If you call FrmPopupForm, then you must call
FrmReturnToForm to return to the previous form.
"Dan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:113469@palm-dev-forum...
>
> Hi again everyone.
Hi again everyone. I got this problem working by trapping the
frmUpdateEvent message that is sent from FrmPopupForm(). Now, the image is
displaying correctly because I have a place to call the rendering code;
however, the event handler is not being set back to form A apparently (even
though I am
Very cool!
Thanks, Amy!
On jeudi, fév 13, 2003, at 19:51 Europe/Paris, Amy Riha wrote:
Hello All --
PalmSource has recently received requests to create a new forum
addressing Palm OS development on the Macintosh platform.
As of this morning, I've created a new list named mac-dev-forum for
t
G' Day All,
I have written a simple application that communicates with an externa device
using the serial port. I am able to run my program and actually see what i
want to see on the Emulator, but once i try doing it on the Palm itself it
doesn not work,,any hints..
thank you in advanced for y
Ben & Nicolas - Thanks a lot for your advices/suggestions !
Carsten.
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Hello All --
PalmSource has recently received requests to create a new forum addressing Palm OS
development on the Macintosh platform.
As of this morning, I've created a new list named mac-dev-forum for this purpose.
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It doesn't matter whether you use them. Those functions are how anything
accesses a resource. So, combine the notes in those functions about how the
order that resource databases are opened makes a difference, with the fact
that you said you have an external resource DB open, and tada you have th
Oliver, I almost replied that way myself. Then I went back and read the
original post again, and decided that Susan may be talking about using just
a plain old list, along with a popup trigger that limits which set of items
are shown in the list. Of course if Susan is talking about a popup list,
The trap solution is better in fact. But since the only device that has
sound and no feature for it is Tungsten T, it was a simple solution.
For the OS version, I can only tell for Palm Devices. On 5.1+, the feature
is correctly set.
Nicolas
"Carsten" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:113
Nicolas Pabion wrote:
> Sorry for that. Here is a little function we use to check for the sound:
>
> Boolean PrvIsTungstenT()
> {
> Boolean result = false;
> UInt32 companyID, deviceID;
>
> FtrGet(sysFtrCreator, sysFtrNumOEMCompanyID, &companyID);
> FtrGet(sysFtrCreator, sysFtrNumOEMDeviceID,
Sorry for that. Here is a little function we use to check for the sound:
Boolean PrvIsTungstenT()
{
Boolean result = false;
UInt32 companyID, deviceID;
FtrGet(sysFtrCreator, sysFtrNumOEMCompanyID, &companyID);
FtrGet(sysFtrCreator, sysFtrNumOEMDeviceID, &deviceID);
if ((companyID == 'Palm')
At 18:35 2003-2-13 +0100, you wrote:
Ben Combee wrote:
>
>
> Look at the Waves example in the Palm OS 5 SDK. It uses SysGetTrapAddress
> to see if the address for the sound manager functions matches the
> not-implemented trap address.
>
>
Thanks for the tip!
... but: the 'original' method desc
Ben Combee wrote:
>
>
> Look at the Waves example in the Palm OS 5 SDK. It uses SysGetTrapAddress
> to see if the address for the sound manager functions matches the
> not-implemented trap address.
>
>
Thanks for the tip!
... but: the 'original' method described in the SDK (FtrGet ...) doesn't
At 17:56 2003-2-13 +0100, you wrote:
Hello,
Does the method mentioned in the Palm-OS5 SDK to check for the
SoundStream feature actually works ?
( err = FtrGet(sysFileCSoundMgr, sndFtrIDVersion, &version); )
I always get the error code 0x0C02, both on the Simulator and the device
(Tungsten-T).
(
how would this work with popup lists, though, given
that they have their own event loop while they are
popped open? (my interpretation of Susan's question
was that she is using a popup list).
Perhaps I wasn't reading closely enough. I didn't get that
impression. If so, I don't think it's possib
On Thu, 13 Feb 2003, Andrew J. Huang wrote:
> Glenn,
>
> A couple of points:
>
> 1) Although HTTP used to be run with a single
> transaction per TCP connection, I believe that
> everybody is doing multiple commands per
> connection. There's a bit in HTTP somewhere that
> says to keep the connec
Kevin,
I think that the answer is that your testing may
not reveal a problem, but somewhere, somewhen,
somebody will find it. And it will happen when
you are trying to make a critical release upon
which the life of your company depends, or worse,
upon which the life of a patient depends, given
th
Hello,
Does the method mentioned in the Palm-OS5 SDK to check for the
SoundStream feature actually works ?
( err = FtrGet(sysFileCSoundMgr, sndFtrIDVersion, &version); )
I always get the error code 0x0C02, both on the Simulator and the device
(Tungsten-T).
(the soundstuff works fine btw..)
If
Steve Mann wrote:
> You can limit your list size (LstSetListChoices)
> to the # of visible items in the list and do your
> own page drawing/scrolling management in your
> event handler [...]
Steve,
how would this work with popup lists, though, given
that they have their own event loop while th
Glenn,
A couple of points:
1) Although HTTP used to be run with a single
transaction per TCP connection, I believe that
everybody is doing multiple commands per
connection. There's a bit in HTTP somewhere that
says to keep the connection open - "persistent" I
think. I would be shocked if the li
Chris wrote:
> When I want a scrollbar or repeating up/down
buttons,
> I use a Table instead of a List.
True, but how do you use a table with a popup trigger,
short of creating your own popup dialog containing the
table?
Oliver
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Do you Yahoo!?
http://www.eumus.edu.uy/eme/c/c-notes_summit/intermediate/sx9.html
The example is done with an integer but just swap Char for int and MemPtrNew
for malloc (don't forget to add 1 to the char string size for the string
terminator). If you need to keep the allocated data movable (which is
recommende
Hi Tina,
>Can I put two labels on one form -- one label text is red, and the other
>
To draw a color text, I use the Win...() functions. I am sure there must be other way
to do it.
This is what I did:
Save the draw state
Save the font (if you want to change the font)
Set your font
Set the text co
Hello All,
I am writing an industrial automation application on Palm. I am facing
problem working with array of strings. I want to declare a Double pointers.
Ex Char **String;
So that, I can add any number of string of any width.
Presently I have hardcoded to the number of strings in the array.
T
Ronnie van 't Westeinde wrote:
There are some API functions to install a prc, but all of them need
a userid. Is there a standard function to retrieve a userid (directly
returns if only one user is known, show an option menu if more users
are known). I've haven't been able to find this.
If not, is
I am trying to figure out a way to track # of Kb transferred via the
netlib interface. Since it'd not possible to install a hack for a
non-system library, I need to find another way.
The NetLibMaster() function looks interesting, using the the
netMasterInterfaceStats command option would seem to
There's a theory in QA'ing a program that says that the nature of the bugs
you find are driven by the weaknesses of the development team. This
can then lead you to predict where other, yet unknown, bugs are likely to
be found.
Therefore the known bug you have discovered would indicate that the
pr
Hi,
I just want to make sure that this is correct. If I want to lock and protect
some code that I want not move after I exit my program do I need to call
MemhandleSetOwner(hCode, 0) with a zero as the second parameter? That is what
the documentation implys but I just want to make sure.
Thanks,
I use the VisorNeo with PalmOS 3.5.2H3.0 and I use FrmSetTitle to change the
form title, but i haven't the problem you encountered. Just one thing, since
you have developed the appli for Palm m100 have you tried to add the
HandSpring SDK ?
Agus Silas
Ok, i know how these functions work. But i don't use them, i use :
frmP = FrmInitForm (AboutForm);
FrmDoDialog (frmP); // Display the About Box.
FrmDeleteForm (frmP);
Is FrmDoDialog (and FrmDrawForm) search elements to draw with DmGetResource,
and so can draw parts that are not
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