Is it required to upgrade to Codewarrior 9.3 in order to compile Chinese
language programs? I believe I have 9.1 installed now.
Thanks,
Edward
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Hello Ben,
Could you try recoding this as a call to TxtCompare? StrNCompare uses
this internally, and the call to TxtCompare should be faster than
StrNCompare if you know that you're dealing with a single-byte string.
With the kind help of Dan from PalmSource I determined that
StrNCompare()
Hi , Edward ,
You mean Constructor in CW 9 ?! I used CW 9.0 with PilRC and my Big-5
Chines fonts goes well . So I think CW 9.0 is ok in PilRC. If you are using
Constructor, I'll suggest you to change with PilRC and take a try again.
Best Regards
Jim Lu
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From:
Hi all,
I've met a strange error message while compiling my program using
gcc.(attached below)
i have compiled this file under cw, and it passed well.
i'm new to palm programming, have any one met such problem or any suggestion
about it?
Thank you very much!
Carol
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Hi.
I encounter some strange behaviour.
My app started on simulators fails to create socket (on 5.2 socket() returns
netErrNoMoreSockets, on 5.4 Sim fails with write to 0x00 ).
Then, after first sync with desktop (simulator net sync) it starts working:
- on 5.2 every launch works ok,socket
Hi all,
i am getting an error, which i can not identify.
It occurs when i close my tool, per clicking on the Home-Symbol in the
button bar.
I try to debug this.
When the PilotMain function is exited, there is some Assembler Code
executed.
The following command, lets rise an fatal exception.
I'm studying Address example under CW9 example directory and trying to
convert its resource to rcp format and let the resource header file
AddressRsc.h regenerated by Pilrc Designer.
And it looks there are some missing definition in the regenerated header
file. I got back and copied the missing
I am looking for an emulator of Palm Tungsten W. PleaseCan any one guide
me??
Waiting for your reply
Mahrine
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The following command, lets rise an fatal exception.
0124491A: 4E5Eunlk a6
This instruction pops a value from the stack and stores it in the A6
register, which is the stack frame pointer. My guess is that your
application trashes the stack, so that the restored A6
Hello,
I want to use zmodem protocol and want to communicate with blutooth enabled
device using BT library.
I am need of some source/code links which will help me in my project .
Vivek
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I am looking for an emulator of Palm Tungsten W. PleaseCan any one guide
me??
Waiting for your reply
Mahrine
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Hi,
I would like to use the unix makefile in Codewarrior
and compile for my environment. When I tried to use
the Makefile Import Wizard, I am getting the error as
need atleast one .lrf file.
So,
1. How to create an lrf file?
2. and how to set the option for Metrowerks Tool Set?
You can use this... works with palm Vx (palm os 3.5)and palm zire (palm
os 4.1)
Err v_error;
UInt refSerial ;
v_error = SysLibFind(Serial Library, refSerial);
if (v_error){
ErrDisplay(Error al intentar abrir la libreria de
comunicaciones);
Hi,
i have a MemHandle in a struct which holds a char**, which stores multipe
strings.
When the application is exited, i want to store the struct in the
application preferences block.
After starting the application again, i want to get the stored struct out
of the application preferences block.
You cannot store handle or memory pointer on app pref
because the system free all handles/memory blocks when you exit your app
you need to store this in another way in a database for example as records.
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To: Palm
Does anyone know a way to determine programmatically whether or not an
app is running on the Simulator? I'd like to know this so I can avoid
calling SysGlueTrapExists() when running on the Simulator. (Calling
SysGlueTrapExists() on the Simulator causes a debugger break.)
Emilio
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This is also actually logic. But when i store a char** in the prefs, i can
not get it back, when i
call the following
UInt16 size = sizeof (AppPrefs);
PrefGetAppPreferences (CREATORID, 0, myAppPrefs, size, false);
myAppPrefs.itemStrings1 shows invalid pointer
Chris Apers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If this is a simple string (why a char** ??) you can use :
char itemStrings1[100];
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Sent: Wednesday, April 21, 2004 3:08 PM
Subject: Re: Can i store a handle in the
The whole objective seems wrong! It will save a 4 byte pointer inside a
memory area, and you could just save that into the feature directly, so on
the surface you are gaining nothing.
So what is pit really trying to achieve?
MemHandleLock returns a pointer to the memory area, which can be
i want to store multiple strings, so i need char**
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If this is a simple string (why a char** ??) you can use :
char itemStrings1[100];
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From: Pit [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Newsgroups:
Hi Combee,
U had told me that I can expect sample code for launching web browser
this week at Palm source Knowledge Base.
I serarched for it but couldn't find anything! Can you please tell me if
you have uploaded that example yet and if yes then where I can find it!
Waiting for your reply!
The Web Browser article just got up there this morning - I just downloaded
it. Sort by decreasing date, and it should be the top article.
Karen Keefer
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Patwa
Sent: Wednesday, April 21, 2004 9:56 AM
To:
Hi,
I have several databases which I wish to open at the start of my
application. I don't want to limit my application to looking on card 0 as I
would like the databases to be able to be transferred to any card (they are
read only).
The problem I have is that if I want to open the db by name
I can *partially* answer my own question. Some Simulators (Garmin's and
at least some of the non-device-specific ones from PalmSource) return a
Company ID of 'psys' and a Device ID of ''. But the T3 Simulator
returns exactly what the T3 returns, so this isn't a complete solution.
Emilio
Keyur,
The direct link to the KB entry:
http://kb.palmsource.com/cgi-bin/palmsource.cfg/php/enduser/std_adp.php?p_faqid=731
(Ben Combee just published it last night:
http://palmos.combee.net/blog/KBStandardEditMenu.html )
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Keyur Patwa wrote:
Hi Combee,
U had
On Wed, 2004-04-21 at 15:08, Salli wrote:
Hi,
I have several databases which I wish to open at the start of my
application. I don't want to limit my application to looking on card 0 as I
would like the databases to be able to be transferred to any card (they are
read only).
The problem
Thanks a lot guys!
U guys are simply great and quite fast at responding!
Thanks again,
Keyur
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Hi Jim -
Well, after I upgraded to CW 9.3 I now get a 'Palm OS Simp Chinese'
option in the 'Transliteration:' combo box in the Post Linker. I was
just hesitant to upgrade, but it was necessary. I am going to give
Constructor a go today - I had good luck with it with Japanese so we'll see.
Well, I think I found my answer: Get the processor ID and if it's an
Intel x86, I'm on the Simulator. Here's the code snippet:
UInt32 idProcessor=0x;
Err err = FtrGet(sysFtrCreator, sysFtrNumProcessorID, idProcessor);
if ((idProcessor sysFtrNumProcessorMask) ==
Alexander Lange wrote:
With the kind help of Dan from PalmSource I determined that
StrNCompare() fails on strings larger than 32KB in size. Actually,
most of the String Manager functions will have that limitation
because they use UInt16 internally. The string I was working with was
about 38KB.
Jeff Leal wrote:
I've got a popup list that is activated by a trigger. The list
is scrollable and sometime the selection is hidden when the list comes
up. I know ther is a LstMakeItemVisible, but I cannot get it to work, or
I'm calling it in the wrong event.
You should be able to call
Ahem...
Could this be it?
(From the docs) Comments: Does not visually update the list. You must
call LstDrawList() to update it.
Good luck,
Caspar
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Sent: Friday, April 09, 2004 8:44 PM
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Pit wrote:
This is also actually logic. But when i store a char** in the prefs, i can
not get it back, when i
call the following
UInt16 size = sizeof (AppPrefs);
PrefGetAppPreferences (CREATORID, 0, myAppPrefs, size, false);
myAppPrefs.itemStrings1 shows invalid pointer
Hi Pit, You are storing
Kyle Dorian wrote:
Is there anything different that needs to be done to allow multiple
databases to be opened at the same time?
No. Multiple databases can be opened fine if you do it right.
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You cannot store handle or memory pointer on app pref
because the system free all handles/memory blocks when you exit your app
you need to store this in another way in a database for example as records.
Yes, the system will free all handles/memory unless you set the system as the owner.
To do
On Wed, Apr 21, 2004 at 03:08:50PM +0100, Salli wrote:
I have several databases which I wish to open at the start of my
application. I don't want to limit my application to looking on card 0 as I
would like the databases to be able to be transferred to any card (they are
read only).
The
FYI, the answers are found in HostControl.h
Use this snippet to determine if you are on the emulator or simulator:
HostIDType hostID = HostGetHostID();
bool simulatorPresent = (hostID == hostIDPalmOSSimulator);
bool emulatorPresent = (hostID == hostIDPalmOSEmulator);
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Simon is right. The card will almost always be 0. However, if for some reason you do
want to support the old handspring devices/springboard modules, you have to use
DmGetNextDatabaseByTypeCreator to find your database.
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Hi,
Im trying to set text to a field - which has been completed successfully,
only I haven't been able to format it. I know that on other objects using
\r within the text will enable me to go to the next line, but this does not
seem to be the case for field objects.
Any suggestions?
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I don't have a device that supports Graffiti 2, but I'm told by one
of my users that such devices have a Handedness setting somewhere
in the system preferences.
Is it possible for my app to get the value of that setting? I'd like
to rearrange the UI a bit if I can know that the user is
At 08:56 AM 4/21/2004, you wrote:
You cannot store handle or memory pointer on app pref
because the system free all handles/memory blocks when you exit your app
you need to store this in another way in a database for example as records.
Yes, the system will free all handles/memory unless you set
At 03:04 AM 4/21/2004, you wrote:
Hi,
I would like to use the unix makefile in Codewarrior
and compile for my environment. When I tried to use
the Makefile Import Wizard, I am getting the error as
need atleast one .lrf file.
CodeWarrior for Palm OS doesn't have the needed plugins to
At 11:59 PM 4/20/2004, you wrote:
Is it required to upgrade to Codewarrior 9.3 in order to compile Chinese
language programs? I believe I have 9.1 installed now.
It's a really good idea to update to V9.3 anyway, since the update it
free. However, the only determining factor really is the Palm
At 09:00 AM 4/21/2004, you wrote:
Given that there aren't really any palm devices that have more than one
memory card, what you're doing is fine, because you'll never have to use
anything besides card 0. However, for completeness, what you could have
done is use a different type for each database,
At 12:35 AM 5/28/2004, you wrote:
Hi All,
I am trying to implement softkeys for Palm 6.0 device. But whatever
devices/simulators I saw for Palm no one had any hardkeys on device for
supporting softkeys. Basically I need to handle the keydown events for
hardkeys on device and need to handle them
I have some code to detect when a navigator is present and handle the
event
if (errNone == FtrGet(navFtrCreator, navFtrVersion, version))
{
if (EvtKeydownIsVirtual(eventP)
(eventP-data.keyDown.chr == vchrNavChange))
{
if (NavKeyPressed(eventP,
It's in the Palm OS documentation. See File Streaming Functions. You'll
find FileOpen, FileRead, FileWrite, etc,
eg.
FileHand FileOpen (UInt16 cardNo, const Char *nameP, UInt32 type,
UInt32 creator, UInt32 openMode, Err *errP)
Int32 FileWrite (FileHand stream, const void *dataP, Int32 objSize,
Hi, I have a form with a bitmap on it as a splash screen (all specified in
the resource file). I thought that this wouldn't be a problem, that the
system should automatically take care of the memory on that form...
When I exit the program I get 4 memory leaks. How can I go about
re-allocting
i use ftrget like this:
FtrGet(hsFtrCreator, hsFtrIDNavigationSupported, ver)
read more docs!
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I have some code to detect when a navigator is present and handle the
event
if (errNone == FtrGet(navFtrCreator,
Ornstein, Adam wrote:
Hi,
Im trying to set text to a field - which has been completed successfully,
only I haven't been able to format it. I know that on other objects using
\r within the text will enable me to go to the next line, but this does not
seem to be the case for field objects.
Any
At 02:21 PM 4/21/2004, Ornstein, Adam wrote:
Hi, I have a form with a bitmap on it as a splash screen (all specified in
the resource file). I thought that this wouldn't be a problem, that the
system should automatically take care of the memory on that form...
When I exit the program I get 4
At 02:56 PM 4/21/2004, you wrote:
Hi,
How to detect if a certain app is launched. I want to be able to detect
from a sound callback (SndStreamCreate) that is running in the
background, if someone launched a particular application. Any ideas?
There is a system notification,
At 12:25 PM 4/21/2004, Richard Coutts wrote:
This doesn't work with the Treo 600 -- the FtrGet returns something other
than errNone and none of the subsequent code gets run. If someone could
clue me in or post some code that does the equivalent of what I need for the
Treo 600, I'd be indebted.
Thanks for your thoughts. I've checked that the error occurs when calling
my shutdown routine which closes the database (i.e. when calling
DmCloseDatabase). DmOpenDatabaseInfo isn't called during the shutdown
routine - the only time it is called is when creating the database.
Ben Combee [EMAIL
At 04:15 PM 4/21/2004, Kyle Dorian wrote:
Thanks for your thoughts. I've checked that the error occurs when calling
my shutdown routine which closes the database (i.e. when calling
DmCloseDatabase). DmOpenDatabaseInfo isn't called during the shutdown
routine - the only time it is called is when
I have almost made this to easy for you.
handedness = PrefGetPreference(prefHandednessChoice);
prefHandednessChoice is from preferences.h, looks like it was added for os
5.3
It will give you
// Handedness states
#define prefRightHanded 0
#define prefLeftHanded 1
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A while back I asked if there was any GPL-compatible DIA support code that
could be used in place of CollapseUtils. I ended up writing my own,
compatible with Sony OS4, Sony OS5, Palm DIA and Handera (the last with a
bit more work perhaps). The code lets you describe the resize via data in
At 10:01 PM -0400 4/21/04, Scott Dreslinski wrote:
handedness = PrefGetPreference(prefHandednessChoice);
prefHandednessChoice is from preferences.h, looks like it was added for os
5.3
It will give you
// Handedness states
#define prefRightHanded 0
#define prefLeftHanded 1
Aha, thank you. At
Is there any way to draw on the Dynamic Input Area of the T3 while it is
open (not collapsed). The WinDraw methods don't seem to work, since it's
outside the Draw Window. Any suggestions?
LionScribe
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Aha, thank you. At
http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/docs/palmos/Preferences.html I see
that prefHandednessChoice is documented as reserved for future use -- I
guess 5.3 is that future.
In previous versions of the OS, as I understand it, this will always
return 0 (and on a debug ROM, it
There are no announced Palm OS Cobalt devices, so no device configurations
have been specified. The current Palm OS Cobalt simulator supports using
F1-F5 to stand for the standard application hard keys and the power
button.
Can you give an example of what you mean by soft keys. A discussion
At 10:31 PM 11/27/2003, you wrote:
There are no announced Palm OS Cobalt devices, so no device configurations
have been specified. The current Palm OS Cobalt simulator supports using
F1-F5 to stand for the standard application hard keys and the power
button.
Can you give an example of what
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