Brad,
This has probably already been asked, but can PODS exist on a system
that already has eclipse installed with the standard JAVA and JAVA debug
perspectives?
On my system I had Eclipse allready installed with the standard JAVA plugin
together with other eclipse plug-ins. I've installed
Hong Yu wrote:
Dear Ben:
I am working on a Image editing program. That is why I have to access
the bits data directly.
Why not just break up the image into smaller chunks when loading it?
You can always reassemble it when saving it again..
Everything on the Palm has this problem... even
We try to Hotsync with the OS6 Simulator and not successful
The Error is incompatible Hotsync Version
The best we can find is Hotsync V4.1.0
Any hint?
Regards
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Hi group,
Is there any Win32 implementation of the PalmOS DataMgr interface.
I know one can use PAR's libprc library from CW, but it is not a DataMgr
interface implementation, but just implementation of the prc/pdb file format
read/write routines.
Thanks!
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Hi, Franco.
You can use EvtGetPen()
Damir
FF I'm trying to make an app that will display pen coordinates in OS 4 .
FF I've been reading the API reference but I'm still not getting it.
FF What order uses the OS to work with pen coordinates?
FF there seems to be an awful lot of pen events... I'm
I say seems to because I'm having trouble getting the packing of RGB bits
in the 16-bit word right. Does anyone know exactly what it is? I'm using CW
9.3 on a Zire 71. I've been blissfully ignorant of ARM/68K endian issues so
far but I suspect it may be coming into play here.
UInt16
Hello everybody,
How can I create a font family (extended font resource) with Pilrc that
has got only one (1) high-res font member? I tried this way:
FONTFAMILY ID ItalicFontHiRes FONTID 130
BEGIN
FONT ItalicHiRes.pfn DENSITY 144
END
But Pilrc just crashes without an error message. :-(
I
UInt16 sixteenBitRgb = (rgb.r 0xF8) 8;
sixteenBitRgb |= (rgb.b 3);
sixteenBitRgb |= (rgb.g 0xFC) 3;
*p++ = (((uint16)(_r 0xF8) 8) | // 1000
((uint16)(_g 0xFC) 3) | // 0110
((uint16)(_b 0xF8) 3)); //
I remember someone making a palm / mouse digitizer for a PC (that's what
you are doing, right?). Back then all pilots were battery driven and
leaving the serial port open all the time would drain the batteries
(i.e. project died). I can't find that program (why re-invent the
wheel? - unless
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Is there any Win32 implementation of the PalmOS DataMgr interface.
I know one can use PAR's libprc library from CW, but it is not a DataMgr
interface implementation, but just implementation of the prc/pdb file
format
Is there a way to find (by code) what is the language of the PDA?
For example, if the PDA is in Hebrew, I need to know it to change some
layouts on the screen.
Thanks
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Hi All,
I want to write code for converting Palm bitmap to windows bitmap and
vice versa. But not able to figure out how Palm bitmap will be stored in
database ( I am ignorant about bitmaps). I mean is there any specific format
to store Palm bitmaps..? Can anyone tell me how Palm bitmaps are
Answering to my own question ;-)
Look for LmGetLocaleSetting
Thanks
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Is there a way to find (by code) what is the language of the PDA?
For example, if the PDA is in
So my last major Palm issue I figured out by looking at the disassembly
code that CodeWarrior generated. It was a tad tricky as I haven't done
any assembly since I was a teenager on the 6502.
Does anyone have any recommendations for good books on the subject?
My background is, I am a long time
Does anyone have any recommendations for good books on the subject?
My background is, I am a long time (10 years) C++ programmer.
68K or ARM? if you want 68K - there are a bunch of books on the
classic CPU :) i actually still had my 68K book from university :)
it came in very handy when
Matthew Henry wrote:
1 Understanding what I am seeing when the debugger steps into Palm OS Code
2 Understanding the (68k) code that CodeWarrior is generating
Go to http://www.motorola.com/ and type m68000prm into the search box
at top right. This leads you to the 68K Programmer's Reference
Palm bitmaps are usually stored as part of your PRC or in a resource
database. The PilRC source code, which is available at
http://www.ardiri.com/index.php?redir=palmcat=pilrcsubcat=download
Will show how assemble a PRC and how to do the Windows-Palm bitmap
translation. The reverse processes
At 07:52 AM 3/4/2004, you wrote:
Hello everybody,
How can I create a font family (extended font resource) with Pilrc that
has got only one (1) high-res font member? I tried this way:
FONTFAMILY ID ItalicFontHiRes FONTID 130
BEGIN
FONT ItalicHiRes.pfn DENSITY 144
END
But Pilrc just crashes
At 10:53 AM 3/4/2004, you wrote:
The equivalent for ARM is the ARM Architecture Reference Manual (go to
http://www.arm.com/ and search for ARM ARM), which you generally have
to buy in physical form. You can also download a reference card PDF
(search for QRC), but it's not a great way to learn ARM
Ben Combee wrote:
[The ARM ARM,] which you generally have to buy in physical form
If you get the evaluation CD version of ARM's RealView tools [...]
I generally consider that CDs have a manifestation in physical form. :-)
(Okay, perhaps buy is questionable.)
John
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John Marshall wrote:
[...]
The equivalent for ARM is the ARM Architecture Reference Manual (go to
http://www.arm.com/ and search for ARM ARM), which you generally have
to buy in physical form. [...]
FYI - if you can wait for snail mail, the documentation CD is free.
It took less than a week
*p++ = (((uint16)(_r 0xF8) 8) | // 1000
((uint16)(_g 0xFC) 3) | // 0110
((uint16)(_b 0xF8) 3)); // 0001
5-6-5 display
looks like your endianess is the issue ;)
Thanks a lot. At least on my machine (Zire 71) an additional
Mobile Support wrote:
We try to Hotsync with the OS6 Simulator and not successful
The Error is incompatible Hotsync Version
The best we can find is Hotsync V4.1.0
This was asked here recently. Cobalt doesn't work w/ old versions of
HotSync and the new version of HotSync has not been released
David,
I'd be interested in any facts behind this somewhat slanderous allegation
:-)
If you make SampleCollapse_R3 and put it on the OS 6 Simulator, you can see
a problem by doing the following:
- In application launcher, open/maximize the DIA.
- Tap on Collapse application
- Tap on Modal Lock
Hi
How i can to change colors for drawline or drawretangle functions ?
Thanks
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HST - CPqD - Campinas
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You can also store the this pointer in a feature...
Matthew Henry wrote:
Use a static method or a global function. Store your this pointer in
a global variable. Then you can get at your class object from the
callback function using the global variable.
Dan Cadwell wrote:
Is there a
I need a generic software that I can import access database or xml (and
know the pdb structure) and an editor to look up the data. The database
would have different tables and relationships between them.
Do you know a software like this?
Any help I would be thanked.
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For labels, it seems safer to use FrmCopyLabel(), but you are still
limited to changing the text to a string that is the same or less length
than the original string in the resource. Is this correct? Is there any
way around this?
On pg. 249 of the Bible, there is the snippet that changes the
Is there a way to access the virtual keyboard resources.
What I need is the caracter code for each key on the keyboard.
The keyboard layout is not the same in different language.
For example, US and Canadian keyboards the layout is QWERTY and the French
keyboard the layout is AZERTY. There is
Yes, you cannot populate a label with more characters than it was originally
allocated for. The workaround is to use an edit field with the read only
properly set. Its much safer if you are using a regular label. Since you
need to update a trigger control, initialize (or create in constructor)
Chris Olson wrote:
You can also store the this pointer in a feature...
Matthew Henry wrote:
Use a static method or a global function. Store your this pointer in
a global variable. Then you can get at your class object from the
callback function using the global variable.
You can pass the
Roberto Pedrozo Mendes wrote:
How i can to change colors for drawline or drawretangle functions ?
I think WinSetForeColor() should do that.
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Hi,
what is needed for proper work of preferences panel application
except that its creeator id should be 'panl'?
regards
LP
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If you make SampleCollapse_R3 and put it on the OS 6 Simulator, you can see
a problem by doing the following:
Thanks for providing an actionable bug report! I don't have cycles
to look at it myself today (today is meeting after meeting), but
hopefully someone else will be able to.
-David Fedor
Hello,
Is there a PalmOS 5.X device simulator or emulator able to run on
MacOS X ?
Thanks.
Stéphane
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At 03:03 PM 3/4/2004, you wrote:
what is needed for proper work of preferences panel application
except that its creeator id should be 'panl'?
Try looking at the Panel example, Formats, that's part of the Palm OS
SDK. For some reason, it was omitted from the 5.0 SDKs, but if you
download the
At 04:27 PM 3/4/2004, you wrote:
Is there a PalmOS 5.X device simulator or emulator able to run on MacOS X ?
Win32 is the only supported host operating system. Most of the versions of
PalmSim will run on Mac OS X using Virtual PC. That can save you the
expense of getting another computer.
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Le 4 mars 04, à 23:35, Ben Combee a écrit :
Win32 is the only supported host operating system. Most of the
versions of PalmSim will run on Mac OS X using Virtual PC. That can
save you the expense of getting another computer.
-- Ben Combee, senior DTS engineer, PalmSource, Inc.
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Hi everybody,
It will be a silly question, but I would like to know
why CodeWarrior creates the MainFormInit with the
parameter commented. Please see the example below...
Does it have any meaning ?
/***
*
* FUNCTION:
At 09:14 PM 3/4/2004, you wrote:
It will be a silly question, but I would like to know
why CodeWarrior creates the MainFormInit with the
parameter commented. Please see the example below...
This is to avoid a warning about an unused parameter. In C++, it's legal
to omit the parameter name if you
Any pointer in how to set up the Simulator + Virtual Phone to call out the real world
via the Desktop
Regards
Bn
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hi all,
recently, i have done a testing by performing a remote hotsync via mobile
phone's GPRS. The performance is not very impressive. It took about 10 mins
to complete the entire process.
Where is the bottleneck here? It takes longer time during Identifying and
Synchronising stage. Is there
You can do it through constructer, see the sample code for teeny fonts at
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