Thanks for the response - I was actually meaning the launch code that is
sent to all apps though rather than the notification. (sorry - my question
wasn't clear)
How do you get the front of the queue for the launch code?
Cheers,
Rob
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No i don`t intend to support the long-screen. just 1x1 proportions.
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What is standard resolutions/color depths combinations to support much
device i can?
160 x 160 - 16bpp
mguo wrote:
In Palm OS 6.0 platform, I create two processes - one is in foreground (main
process), the other is in background (calling SysAppLaunch by passing in some
special launch flags). I know this has been done successfully, but I have several
questions:
(1) Can these two processes run at
Hi,
I think that you shall rather support the following resolutions:
160 x 160 - 4bpp(Zires)
160 x 160 - 8bpp(Palm IIIc, another Smartphone)
160 x 160 - 16bpp(maybe, for m505, but they can do 8bit too)
240 x 240 - 1bpp(useless)
240 x 240 - 8bpp(useless)
240 x 240 -
Hi,
I think that you can easily change the priroity of the notification with one
of the parameters that you use at registration of the notification.
Look up thze Documentation for SysNotifyRegister-itÂ’s the third parameter!
Best Regards
Tam Hanna- http://tamspalm.blogspot.com
Mguo wrote
In the
How can I display a wait cursor while my application is loading some
stuff in the background?
Thanks
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I`ll tell you exactly what I did. Firt, I`ve created a New Managed make C++
Proyect. Second, I added a new file called fgff.cpp to my proyect. Third, I
wrote some code in it (already working code) and finally I pressed the option
build Proyect. The part of the message between , is the error
Hello,
I'm trying to use PalmPhoto with my TT5, everything is ok if I open a jpeg
file with PalmPhotoOpenImage(..) from stream or VFS, but I can't load it
from a memory buffer.
My memory buffer is allocated by MemPtrNew and filled by VFSFileRead.
I set fileLocationType to
Rob,
How do you get the front of the queue for the launch code?
I'm not sure you really can. You can't use the priority of the notification
system, because the notification registry is cleared on a reset so only internal
apps can use sysNotifyResetFinishedEvent. User apps need to respond to
At 03:04 AM 12/8/2004, you wrote:
How can I display a wait cursor while my application is loading some stuff
in the background?
Look at Progress Manager in the Palm OS SDK documentation. This is the
general way to notify the user that you're doing something lengthy, while
also providing more
Hi guys,
I would like to know who I can create a text file from my program.
I looked at VFS file system and the streaming api too but none of them seems
to be supporting writing text in a file. I am just able to write binary
data.
Please reply,
Keyur
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Hi guys,
I would like to know who I can create a text file from my program.
I looked at VFS file system and the streaming api too but none of them seems
to be supporting writing text in a file. I am just able to write binary
data.
Text is binary data. Just write
any ideas on how to display a portion of a bitmap on Palm OS ?
i.e. we want to display the bottom half of a 160 wide by 500 high bitmap.
we are using the function: WinDrawBitmap()
thanks
Drew Haninger
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Draw the whole bitmap to an offscreen window, then copy the portion you need
using WinCopyRectangle.
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Thanks for response...
I do believe two processes can run in parallel if the background process is
invoked from foreground process by calling SysAppLaunch(...,
sysAppLaunchFlagNewThread | sysAppLaunchFlagNewStack,...). In other words, the
foreground doesn't have to be blocked when background
Drew Haninger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
any ideas on how to display a portion of a bitmap on Palm OS ?
i.e. we want to display the bottom half of a 160 wide by 500 high bitmap.
Ben Combee wrote:
Draw the whole bitmap to an offscreen window, then copy the portion
you need using
Hi,
there are a superior MP3-Player for Palm OS 5 than the RealOne Player? Or
would it make sense to start a open source project?
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Hm, you believe... Can you give me any reason for it? Like a link to
this information? I guess, many people here would like to know how to
create real background processes on a single task OS (from the public
API site), like PalmOS.
mguo wrote:
Thanks for response...
I do believe two processes
Sebastian Noack wrote:
Hi,
there are a superior MP3-Player for Palm OS 5 than the RealOne Player? Or
would it make sense to start a open source project?
Pocket Tunes, Aero Player for example. They are not free, but they are
quite well. And, there is nothing to say against RealPlayer. What about
Ralph,
Of course you are right.
My rant was just out of amazement because it just seems like nobody else knows
about it.
I followed your advice and my app is working fine now!
Thank you again!
Jan
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I have a Tunsten T3 program which requires the user to not to be able to exit
the program. The desire is for the application to be the only thing available
for the users so we can't allow then to hit
'Applications' or any other option to exit. I was able to intercept
some of the virtual keys and
Catch keyDownEvent at the beginning of your main event loop, atually before
SysHandleEvent has a chance to handle it.
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I actually am using that less-favored method, simply
clipping the larger bitmap onto the screen, the screen
being a view onto the bmp...
...I haven't run-into problems yet, but I'm still
concerned about performance. Due to its inelegance, I
want to ding the clipping method but when I consider
OS is single-threaded, but multi-tasked. There can be only one thread in one
process, but you can create multiple processes. The launch flags I listed here
(NewThread | NewStack | NewGlobals) are used to create a new background process.
Palm document is so poor that I can not find any
It turns out that the FrmGetFocus function returned nofocus instead of
the correct field index but only on these two specific machines.
It looks like it has something to do with this focus ring feature.
Is this a known problem?
Does PalmOne and Palm source maintain a list with known bugs and
If a good player exists I'm not give a damn about it is open or closed source.
But when I would develop one I would take open source.
I want a player who had the feature of a key-locking and an equializer or at
least a bass- and treble-control. Matched that with the players that you have
said?
Palm advertises an API call SysGetROMToken to get the Serial Number. However,
this does not return a proper value on Treo devices.
Treo devices do have a serial number (though may not be Flash-ROM based). The
following site mentions how to get the serial number non-programatically:
Aaron, are you planning to resubmit the GotHelp HTML-renderer for download?
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Gary wrote:
I actually am using that less-favored method, simply
clipping the larger bitmap onto the screen, the screen
being a view onto the bmp...
..I haven't run-into problems yet, but I'm still
concerned about performance. Due to its inelegance, I
want to ding the clipping method but
Hi,
(I'm sorry if it's a very basic C question.)
I created a static library, libmylib.a, which contains only mylib.c and mylib.h.
I'd like to know how to use the lib within other projects.
I'm using PODS.
In another project I'm using the following ugly code:
#include
I am trying to use the cameralib and I have been able to take a picture and
capture the picture but I have not been able to save it to a file. Has anybody
try this?
Here is what I am using:
err = CamLibControl(gCameraLibRefNum, kCamLibCtrlCapture, capture);
Thanks,
Olga
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OS is single-threaded, but multi-tasked. There can be only one
thread in one process, but you can create multiple processes. The
launch flags I listed here (NewThread | NewStack | NewGlobals) are
used to create a new background process.
Perhaps we're simply using different terms, but in the
At 03:04 PM 12/8/2004, you wrote:
Hi,
(I'm sorry if it's a very basic C question.)
I created a static library, libmylib.a, which contains only mylib.c and
mylib.h.
I'd like to know how to use the lib within other projects.
I'm using PODS.
In another project I'm using the following ugly code:
Hi All, I have installed Plucker in my Tungsten T3. I can successfully view the
html pages that I have synced. But the problem is, the menu and other headers
(this is while running Plucker in my PDA) are messed up. There are unreadable
characters in the menu and some of the table headers.
David,
Thank you so much for detailed explanation!
If you don't mind, would you be more specific on how these two threads can
commuicate? I still don't know how to do that even though I do understand the
semaphore. My specific concerns are: can they control/stop each other? can they
read data
I need to get a find a way to display a bitmap sent over TCP/IP via
NetLib. The server is on the desktop, so I'm flexible format-wise--I
can even send PICT data if that's convenient (it's the Palm's native
format, isn't it)?
So how do I get the image data from a socket buffer into a bitmap?
If you don't mind, would you be more specific on how these two
threads can commuicate? I still don't know how to do that even
though I do understand the semaphore. My specific concerns are: can
they control/stop each other? can they read data from the other
thread's data storage (database,
Sorry for being unclear. I am working on a WAP browser that uses the
Wireless Application Protocol, Segmentation and Reassembly to be specific.
I have gone through and cleaned the code up a little bit (so it is more
consistant).
For starters here is a basic WTP SAR session: (just the server
Hi I am traing to use the 320x480x16 in C++ in the t3 for a graphic
development, is a cad program, can anybody help me on this.
All the information I found only helps me to open a 160x160 screen.
Thanks,
Sebastian
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Adam Ernst wrote:
I need to get a find a way to display a bitmap sent over TCP/IP via
NetLib. The server is on the desktop, so I'm flexible format-wise--I can
even send PICT data if that's convenient (it's the Palm's native format,
isn't it)?
So how do I get the image data from a socket
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I am thinking about installing PODS on my Windows XP machine; I don't
currently have a copy of PODS on this machine. (In fact, I've never seen
PODS and only heard of it for the first time
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