I was wondering if anyone had the chance to connect a SpringBoard CF adapter
to the Visor (e.g., PITECH's MemPlug CF) and then a WLAN (802.11b) adapter
(e.g., DLINK's DCF-660W)?
Does it work?
Are there other CF WLAN adapters suitable for the Palm OS platforms?
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The Symbol 1700/1800 SDK (3.10 is the latest, I think) seems to include the
types that were discontinued in the Palm OS SDK from version 3.5 onwards
(e.g. DWord, Word, SWord etc). Is it possible to include the Symbol SDK in a
project that uses the latest Palm OS SDK? Do you use the
Thanks Chris !
I'd noticed the same thing, viz the hostname being returned by gethostbyname
was a different value for load balancing purposes. Anyways, I tried using
the second value in the list testHostentP-h_addr_list[1] it worked just
fine ! Guess I'll have to loop through the list use the
Thus you've run into a bug in the 2.95.x C++ parser. Bad luck.
I have 2.95.3-kgpd on Mac, Windoze and Lunix so at least my environment is
consistent!
Dare I say that I thought it might be a bug, but having read all the 'docs'
about casting aspersions elsewhere before getting your own house in
The Symbol 1700/1800 SDK (3.10 is the latest, I think)
seems to include the types that were discontinued in
the Palm OS SDK from version 3.5 onwards (e.g. DWord,
Word, SWord etc). Is it possible to include the Symbol
SDK in a project that uses the latest Palm OS SDK?
I'm using the Symbol SDK
Handera 330 - been using one with the Symbol CF WiFi card (rebranded Sockets
card I believe) for over a year.
Symbol SPT1840 - built-in WiFi
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From: Gabriel Rymberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Does it work?
Using a generic CF card adapter on a Visor, you are unable to use any card
save storage. All complex CF cards (such as modems, wireless, cameras,
sensor packages, etc.) require driver software and/or electrical connections
that are not made.
Are there other CF WLAN adapters
Hi there,
I successfully inserted a datebook entry (directly into the database
not usinf vCal) in the right format (even checked with hex editor).
Starttime 2 bytes,
Stoptime 2 bytes,
Date 2 bytes,
flags 1 byte set to 0x14 (description note)
alignment 1 byte set to 0,
description (cstring
All,
A long time ago I posted a question about an algorithm that converts
floating point/double values to strings. I got one, but it does not work
all to well. I am using the float manager to convert strings to double.
That works perfectly. Can someone suggest a recommended method for
Hi
I came across a problem, which I could (hopefully) solve with some
workaround, but I am unhappy because I don't see the real reason of the
trouble.
In short:
The function bellow is run from AppStart() prior to starting AppEventLoop().
It displays a dialog requesting an user answer, which is
Hi,
I try to create a string in constructor with hex values :
00 05 28 00 00 96 08
but when i compile, i have
00 05 28 00 00 D0 08
instead, do you know why ? is this a bug ?
No idea, but it is likely a Constructor problem due to the embedded NUL
character.
If you're using the new 5.0
Forget my question :o)
Hi,
I try to create a string in constructor with hex values :
00 05 28 00 00 96 08
but when i compile, i have
00 05 28 00 00 D0 08
instead, do you know why ? is this a bug ?
No idea, but it is likely a Constructor problem due to the embedded NUL
Tungsten W and Tungsten T...
I noticed that if there is an OK button in the current form then I can't
override the the 5-way selector's action of pressing OK since no event is
generated when doing a 5-way select job. Instead, the OS automatically
presses the OK button. If I change the label to
The full source for DateBook is in the SDK. Look up the line number that
reported the fatal error, and see what it's complaining about.
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Hi there,
I successfully inserted a datebook entry (directly into the database
not usinf vCal)
I have a Palm application that receives mutiple files via IR onto the
Palm. Then I would like to Hotsync these files to the PC and have these
files be an exact replicate of the file that was sent to the Palm.
What I have tried so far is that the Palm applciation that I wrote uses
the
I would like to let the user to select a particular area in a graph screen
(The graph screen is now exists). Now I have made a feature that enables the
user to drag a dotted rectangle using WinDrawGrayRectangleFrame(),
like the one in windows for selecting icons.
I tried to use WinSaveBits() when
At 17:58 2003-3-4 +0100, you wrote:
Ok it seems to work with the Custom Data resource type, but
how can i retreive data from my Custom Data resource ?
How do you retrieve data from other resources? DmGetResource,
MemHandleLock, read.
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On Tuesday, March 4, 2003, at 05:43 PM, liuchoi wrote:
I would like to let the user to select a particular area in a graph screen
(The graph screen is now exists). Now I have made a feature that enables
the
user to drag a dotted rectangle using WinDrawGrayRectangleFrame(),
like the one in
Thanks that helped (even though I had to download the SDK andsearch ,
as I am programming with Jump).
In case somebody has the same problem:
The error DateDay.c, Line:4448, Record not on day
is caused by exceeding the maximum appointments that are allowed/can
be shown per day. The variable used
Good advice.
Also, I don't see you checking the return value or error code of:
SavedRegion = WinSaveBits(wholeScreenRect, rectErr);
so my guess is that SavedRegion is NULL, hence WinRestoreBits() fails.
Dennis Leas
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Dear Friends,
Good morning! I am new to the world of Palm development, so please forgive
any crazy questions I may ask.
I presume a number of developers in this forum are well aware of the world
of Web Services. For example, Amazon has a Web Service developers can plug
into to perform searches,
On Tue, Mar 04, 2003 at 09:15:41AM -0700, Brad Figler wrote:
Can someone suggest a recommended method for converting doubles to
strings?
It's quite hard in general. The canonical reference IMHO is Steele and
White, How to print floating-point numbers accurately, SIGPLAN '90.
That was a both
Dear Friends,
Good morning! I am new to the world of Palm development, so please forgive
any crazy questions I may ask.
I presume a number of developers in this forum are well aware of the world
of Web Services. For example, Amazon has a Web Service developers can plug
into to perform searches,
I am building an app which uses the serial port to interface to a simple,
non-powered device
which outputs pulses at a low frequency (less than 20Hz). On the Palm Vx
and m100 that I
have done my initial development on, it works to use a serial cable which
uses only the RTS
and RXD pins. It also
(long) (x + 0.5)
I thought everyone learnt this trick in primary school? Or at home,
while programming in BASIC as a child?
It is funny that you say that, because now that I see that, I cannot believe
I did not remember it. Thanks for reminding me. Actually, what I did was
re-write it from
Use GetStringFromDouble. It's been posted here several times, and beleive
me, it works 100%. I use it frequently. Here it is again, in case you
missed it, along with it's partner GetDoubleFromString.
// ==
void GetStringFromDouble(Char* str, double dblNum, Int16
Hi All,
I'm capturing voice data on a tungsten T. When generating an uncompressed
WAV file from the data I'm averaging somewhere around 950K/Minute for a 16
bit, mono, 8khz sample. When I record a sample on the palm and Hotsync it
over, its averaging around 250k for the same sample params.
correct creator Id. So I next used the DmSetDatabaseInfo() and set the
dmHdrAttrBackup bit to see if I could have the files Hotsync to the PC.
Well this uses the Backup Manager to Hotsync the file over to the PC. Sure
enough the files are backedup to the PC in the backup directory on the PC
I heard that Palm has released their audio patch that drastically improves
sound quality on the Tungsten T. Where can I find the details?
Thanks
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When testing my app under Gremlins (m515 debug ROM), I sometimes encounter
this error. However there is no limit to the seconds value suggested by
TimSecondsToDateTime(). Has anyone seen this error?
Dominique
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* From: Paul Pang (view other messages by this author)
* Date: Mon, 3 Mar 2003 10:40:45
Hi,
I am trying to locate the source code for Noah's dictionary, released
under the GPL in 2000. The source code was removed from
http://sourceforge.net/projects/noah
and I was wondering whether
Hi Bill!
Regarding the Visor, you may find this link handy:
http://www.pocketaprs.com/visor.html
I used the last circuit on the page and it worked fine.
Also, you need to be aware that the Visor, when placed in it's serial
cradle, launches a keyboard reader/monitor that opens the serial port.
(long) (x + 0.5)
I am going to lose sleep over this one tonight. I am such an [EMAIL PROTECTED]@[EMAIL
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Did you try looking before posting?
Johnson Z [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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I heard that Palm has released their audio patch that drastically improves
sound quality on the Tungsten T. Where can I find the details?
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For a start, I'd be using 8bit samples for voice. ADPCM codecs get good
compression (about 4:1) for 8bit wav files, and they require very little CPU
power to compress/decompress. I don't know what Palm uses however.
Alan
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I know that I can download the patch there. But I still dunno what it
does. Any documentations for that? Thanks
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Did you try looking before posting?
Johnson Z [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in
I guess the instability should be the 68k's fault. If using an arm
processor and Palm OS5, there are quite a few softwares available for
playing mp3, like pocket tunes and aero player, both support
background play.
If the the application can be downloaded as prc file and hotsynced
into the
At 06:29 2003-3-5 +, you wrote:
I guess the instability should be the 68k's fault. If using an arm
processor and Palm OS5, there are quite a few softwares available for
playing mp3, like pocket tunes and aero player, both support
background play.
If the the application can be downloaded as prc
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