Hello All ,
Is chrDelete command char disfunctional in palm os 4.1 5.0 ? We enqueued
it as follows :
EvtEnqueueKey(chrDelete,0,0);
But it does not act upon it . The OS simply ignores this char . Is something
missing here ?
Please advise asap .
Thanks regards ,
Dhanashri .
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Hello!
I had some problems when implementing High Density API in an application
that previously was implemented for Sony High Resolution API. The Simulator
unexpectedly was being shut down without any warning. I did a very simple
application that reproduce the behavior. So the following code is
Hi,
I enhanced my program to support DIA for TT3 and Sony's CLie, according to
the sample from palmsource, SampleCollapse_R2. It works perfectly for TT3
Simulator (downloaded from palmone) and Sony's Simulators (both normal one
and landscape one). For TT3 Simulator, I have not installed the two
Does anyone have answer to this question ?? please reply asap . We need the
info urgently .
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From: Dhanashri [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 01, 2003 1:42 PM
Subject: chrDelete in palm
Hello All ,
Is chrDelete
I also checked the numeric attribute for my field
(using Constructor), and although the field would
allow commas (,), it would not allow a decimal point
to be input into the field once I loaded the program
to my palm (it would allow a decimal point on the
emulator). Any idea why that
You can control the stack size with the pref - Stack Size setting in
constructor.
Could somebody please tell me how to do this in PiLRC?
thx,
Caspar
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On Mon, 2003-12-01 at 09:39, Edmund wrote:
Hi,
I enhanced my program to support DIA for TT3 and Sony's CLie, according to
the sample from palmsource, SampleCollapse_R2. It works perfectly for TT3
Simulator (downloaded from palmone) and Sony's Simulators (both normal one
and landscape one).
ok, it sounds very hard and takes alot of time and that is something I
donn't have right now, but is it possible to have .png files in your
application then ?
Thank you so much for your time, I'm really glad for all help you give me
!!!
\Anders R-N
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Hi,
I have an application which receives a PNG picture from a server.
Then I display it on screen using PiNGer from zboxz. The problem
is that I want use some other controls (menu buttons) at the
time. Unfortunatelly when I change colortable to the one
corresponding with png picture it also
I don't know about chrDelete, I use chrBackspace and it works. Do they have the same
purpose?
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Dhanashri a écrit :
Does anyone have answer to this question ?? please reply asap . We need the
info urgently .
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From: Dhanashri [EMAIL PROTECTED]
When I run my app on the latest T3 Simulator (and only on that simulator), in one of
my full-screen modal dialogs I get a letter G near the upper left corner and can't
figure out where it's coming from. It seems to be periodically refreshed. I have a
function that draws a line on the screen
Hi,
I was going through Targeting_Palm_OS.pdf. It specifies at one place that
we can build ARM shared libraries (along with 68K shared libraries). But
when I follow the steps for developing a shared library, I do not see option
for ARM. There is option just for 68K shared library. I am using
How can I make sure that Pilrc will not generate this type 'tSLT' in my .rcp
file? I know I can suppress the warning in my CodeWarrior settings but I
don't want to do that. Instead, I would like not to generate this 'tSLT' at
all. Is it possible?
Warning : The resource type 'tSLT' (0x74534C54)
I don't know if there is any Palm port of the png library - I just want to
warn you that png requires huge amount of own code + zlib. Rough estimation
70+ K of extra code (multiply by 2 if you want support both ARM and
motorola). Otherwise free portable png libs exist, but expect similar
troubles
Caspar Heiden, vd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You can control the stack size with the pref - Stack Size setting in
constructor.
Could somebody please tell me how to do this in PiLRC?
It's not particularly obvious why you would want to.
If a stack setting resource is going to have any effect,
The new[] expansion is deferred until the end of the source file. It then
uses whatever pragmas are in effect at that time.
Ben,
Most of the time that indeed appears to be true. But it seems to me that is
not always true.
For example, I have a .cpp file in a library that looks like this:
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After several days I got a response from Tealscript. Their tip is the
stack
overflow. While I don't believe too much into this explanation (maybe just
because I don't know what they do), it opens an interesting question what
Hello,
I need to send some data to server using POST method. Problem is
that the server doesn't parse the parametres standard way, but
rather expects them in this format (in data stream after header
is sent):
UUstring_oneUUstring_two,...
UU = two-byte integer with length of data
How should I
After I had included string header file in my code developing in CW v9.0 in
Windows XP and Visual Studio 6.0 (VC98), an error occurred:
-preprocessor error directive
-Only Mac or Win32 targets supported
in Sting header file
Does anyone know why? And, how to fix it?
How can I use atof or similar
Codewarrior 9.1, latest SDK 5
From what I understand, even though I do not implement exception handling in
my code, and have it turned off for my project, the new and delete operator
are still generating exceptions that go unhandled.
So it would seem I must write my own versions of new and
Hi, Ben,
Thanks for the reply, On Nov.28, I could launch the simulator from the
IDE, but the problem then was it didn't stop at the break points I set.
Today I run the program again, it gives me the following error
i:\ripple\arm\core\emul68k\srcslowemu\run68k.c, Line:2258, Invalid write to
I have used VB, C# and awhile ago wrote some programs using MS VC.
In all of these places I could write code that effectively did this.
Try { or VB like on error resume next
hResult = sysapi(...) or foo.doSomething
catch { or if err.number 0
Using C
At 08:48 AM 12/1/2003, John Marshall wrote:
If a stack setting resource is going to have any effect, it's because
it's sitting alongside some executable code in a resource database that
happens to be an application. That executable code came from somewhere.
Most likely it came from Code Warrior,
At 10:53 AM 12/1/2003, Mark Lussier wrote:
Codewarrior 9.1, latest SDK 5
Update to CW 9.2 when you get a chance.
From what I understand, even though I do not implement exception handling in
my code, and have it turned off for my project, the new and delete operator
are still generating exceptions
At 08:29 AM 12/1/2003, Abhishek Tomar, Noida wrote:
Hi,
I was going through Targeting_Palm_OS.pdf. It specifies at one place that
we can build ARM shared libraries (along with 68K shared libraries). But
when I follow the steps for developing a shared library, I do not see option
for ARM. There
At 08:35 AM 12/1/2003, Paul Nevai wrote:
How can I make sure that Pilrc will not generate this type 'tSLT' in my .rcp
file? I know I can suppress the warning in my CodeWarrior settings but I
don't want to do that. Instead, I would like not to generate this 'tSLT' at
all. Is it possible?
Warning :
I'm using the code found on Palm's Programming Recipes page:
http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/docs/recipes/fields_with_static_text.html
My form has 2 sets of 6 fields, one set are text descriptions and the other
set are their associated values. Here's how I initialize the fields, again
using
The Palm APIs does not support formatting of floating point numbers to
strings. You will have to write your own code to do so. However, plenty of
developers (myself included) had the same issues early on. A search of past
posts will get you several examples you could use. There are also a few
Using C for the Palm the best I can do is diligently check the returns
from
all the functions??
You can can also use ErrTry/ErrThrow/ErrCatch. However, they are almost
entirely useless as it doesn't call destructors. Ok, you don't have
destructors in C, but the point is you won't get any
At 11:17 AM 12/1/2003, Muriph, Michael wrote:
I have used VB, C# and awhile ago wrote some programs using MS VC.
In all of these places I could write code that effectively did this.
Try { or VB like on error resume next
hResult = sysapi(...) or foo.doSomething
I don't own a T3, but I sent a copy of the app to one of my beta testers
and luckily he does not see anything unusual on the screen. Anyone know
where this might be coming from? Strange that it only appears when this
particular form is active.
The T3 simulator always does that. I think it's been
At 11:44 AM 12/1/2003, Matthew Henry wrote:
Even in C++, you can't really use try and catch or you will overload the
first segment.
The only reasonable solution, in C or C++, is to check return codes.
IMHO, of course.
With CW, you overload the data segment, not the first code segment. It's
I do use the ErrTry/ErrThrow/ErrCatch macros. They work well enough for
fatal errors. I remember an old but very good article on this subject.
See HandHeld Systems Magazine, July/August 1998 issue. It's no longer
publishing, but the article was written by Ken Krugler.
--Mike Y.
On Mon, 1
Hello!
I have a problem with LstSetSelection. I can use this function with Palm
m505 emulator without problem, but when I use this function with Palm Vx
emulator, I can't select 2999 item or more.
In LstSetListChoices I put 3300.
Why?
Thanks.
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Aaron Wrote:
some of these developers have turned into very
professional developers (pity they dont acknolwedge that) :)
Yes, Right
I am one of them
This is a good time for saying thanks
it is gonna be in alfabetical order, not other order :P
Well i am a palm programmer since 2000
I have get
ps:If sometime we meet, the bill is mine :)
PalmSource events - most of us turn up *g* beer tabs go out of
control, especially if the event is held in europe. oktoberfest
this year was... memorial.. :) 11L of beer later *g*
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My guess would be you're running out of memory. Are you getting an error
that may be able to tell you what is going wrong.
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From: Zechner Christian [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Monday, December 01, 2003 1:41 PM
Subject: problem
On Mon, 2003-12-01 at 19:02, Aaron Ardiri wrote:
ps:If sometime we meet, the bill is mine :)
PalmSource events - most of us turn up *g* beer tabs go out of
control, especially if the event is held in europe. oktoberfest
this year was... memorial.. :) 11L of beer later *g*
What an ironic
ps:If sometime we meet, the bill is mine :)
PalmSource events - most of us turn up *g* beer tabs go out of
control, especially if the event is held in europe. oktoberfest
this year was... memorial.. :) 11L of beer later *g*
What an ironic choice of words! The next morning you
I never encountered this behavior before but converting my apps to work on
PalmOS 5 seems to have some problems involved... Anyway, my apps work well
with PalmOS 4.1. I tested it under PalmSim (standard, no device in
particular) and it works great too...
Now with PalmSim for Clié TJ25, it doesn't
Hi,
I'd like to make some ARMlets using the PNO Stationary
but failed to compile it as a dll using infos from Palm website
about OS5 programming and testing.
Is there any way to build (at least) a dll with a code based on
PACEInterface
and debug it on simulator ?
Thanks
Chris
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I´ve got a problem with a CField control, it´s a non editable control and I
write it by code using DDX_Text funcion I´m calling the form wich contain
the field in a modal way. When I close it the text of the cfield remains in
the screen. So I see it in the calling form. Why?? I´ve got several
kcorey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know I felt delicate the next morning after just 2 beers (maybe
3?)...I can't imagine what your head must have felt like.
And as Ken knows I was feeling rather delicate too, as was the carpet. :-)
Thanks, Andrés, these sorts of emails are much appreciated!
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I´ve got a problem with a CField control, it´s a non editable control and I
write it by code using DDX_Text funcion I´m calling the form wich contain
the field in a modal way. When I close it the text of the cfield
Zechner Christian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Hello!
I have a problem with LstSetSelection. I can use this function with Palm
m505 emulator without problem, but when I use this function with Palm Vx
emulator, I can't select 2999 item or more.
In LstSetListChoices
In PalmOS, a call to FtrGet(...) can gets you the processor currently used.
The problem with that function is that it only returns the processor
generation (ARM920T, DragonBall EZ, ARM925, ...) but not the CPU
manufacturer. This information can be important when doing hardware specific
stuff.
The
Are all PalmOS versions supposed to support WinSetClip() with an empty
clipping rectangle (one of the extents set to zero)? Plucker's been
crashing on OS 3.5 Visors, and the crash is fixed when one forestalls
WinSetClip() calls with empty clipping rectangles. Is this a bug in the OS
3.5 Visors,
At 05:51 AM 11/24/2003, Jeremy wrote:
I'm having a strange problem with WinDrawChar. It works fine with other
characters in stdFont, but with some of the less common characters such as
'=B5' and '=BC', I get the following error:
called SysFatalAlert with the message: TextMgr.cpp,
Line 2723,
I've got two problems right now with a PQA (Web Clipping Application):
First is that it doesn't work at all on PalmOS 5 - clicking on this icon
gives an error message with the text (3402)[bluetie.pqa]. There's no
explanation offered, but I found a mention of someone getting the same
error
At 04:58 PM 12/1/2003, Noah Hornick wrote:
I've got two problems right now with a PQA (Web Clipping Application):
First is that it doesn't work at all on PalmOS 5 - clicking on this icon
gives an error message with the text (3402)[bluetie.pqa]. There's no
explanation offered, but I found a
Hi,
I have a BITMAPFAMILYEX (low/highres image) which I draw to the screen
using WinDrawBitmap. What I notice is that I can not have the
BITMAPFAMILYEX in little endian mode (-LE32 switch at pilrc) without all
the colors getting seriously messed up.
.c:
bmpH = DmGet1Resource('abmp',
At 05:21 PM 12/1/2003, Daniel Seifert wrote:
Hi,
I have a BITMAPFAMILYEX (low/highres image) which I draw to the screen
using WinDrawBitmap. What I notice is that I can not have the
BITMAPFAMILYEX in little endian mode (-LE32 switch at pilrc) without all
the colors getting seriously messed up.
Am Di, 2003-12-02 um 00.25 schrieb Ben Combee:
Ben,
I have a BITMAPFAMILYEX (low/highres image) which I draw to the screen
using WinDrawBitmap. What I notice is that I can not have the
BITMAPFAMILYEX in little endian mode (-LE32 switch at pilrc) without all
the colors getting seriously
Am Fr, 2003-11-28 um 00.13 schrieb John Marshall:
John,
If you compile your small test program with -S (=generate assembly)
you see what is happening, For MAX=9 the cmd struct is initialized
by code. For MAX=10 there is a copy in the .data section which gets
copied to the stack at the
Thanks for the update, Rob. I appreciate the news.
SerialFix sounds like a good solution for Tungsten/T. What's the situation
with newer Tungstens?
Dennis Leas
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Hi,
Couldn't find a solution from the comm-dev-forum, so thought someone here
might have an idea...
Does anybody know which files on the Tungsten C contain the WiFi user
preferences. For example, making a backup of these files would be able to
restore the WiFi setup of a clean system. At the
Good Day,
Hello, Just like to ask if where can i obtain a
ROM FILE for this simulator/emulator. Pls help me! its
very urgent.
Thanx a lot,
Alucard
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Thanks Simon!
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On Mon, 2003-12-01 at 09:39, Edmund wrote:
Hi,
I enhanced my program to support DIA for TT3 and Sony's CLie, according
to
the sample from palmsource, SampleCollapse_R2. It works perfectly for
TT3
How do I retrieve text (as a string) from the middle of a string? Similar to
the substr, strleft, strright functions. Is there anything like it for
PalmOS?
Thanks,
D. Kirker
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Why not use the StrNCopy function and just get a
pointer (char*) to the string position you want to
start at then specify from that point the number of
characters you want.
Craig.
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How do I retrieve text (as a string) from the middle
of a string? Similar to
Hi,
I just released tonight the first public beta of Auriga, a cave
survey freeware for Palm OS.
I hereby wish to thank the Ben, Keith, Bob, Markus, James, Aaron,
John, Dave, Régis, José, and many others, whose name I forget, of the
Palm OS software development community, who made this
At 05:41 PM 12/1/2003, Daniel Seifert wrote:
This sounds like a PilRC bug... of course, the -LE32 switch isn't fully
supported,
LE32 sounds to me like a very vital switch considering the current
processor family being used ;-)
True, but it is never needed for 68K code or for PNO code that calls
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