I'm currently using codewarrior 8 for Macintosh, but have access to a pc with
Codewarrior 9.
I'm curious to hear peoples views on using PODS vs using CodeWarrior.
I know the cost is a large contribution to using PODS, but if cost wasn't an
issue what would people use?
What are the advantages t
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Sateesh wrote:
> I am working on Palm Tungsten C handheld device and am trying to write a
> UI where I will have to select multiple rows of a table or list using
> the inbuilt keyboard. Can anyone give me pointers to do it? I don't mind
> using either the table or the list.
I've never used tables,
Hello,
I am reposting this on the forum as I couldn't evoke any responses last
time.
I am working on Palm Tungsten C handheld device and am trying to write a
UI where I will have to select multiple rows of a table or list using
the inbuilt keyboard. Can anyone give me pointers to do it? I don't m
I have written a set of functions that allow a program to access a Read-Only
database, whether it's in RAM or on a card. The functions are all similiar
to the standard Palm Database Manager functions. The beauty of this is that
the database is NOT copied as a whole to RAM, just the resources or
Hi I am developing apps for OS 5.2 on the Garmin Ique and after trying a few
web apps I wanted make my own. But the SDK does not seem to have netlib.h and
charattrib.h etc.. I was using the HttpTester lib from palmsource. The
HelloNetLib sample code does not use netlib.h and seems to work. What'
LYH wrote:
> if mes is defined as:
>
> typedef struct
> {
> char *username;
> char *title;
> char *content;
> } messageType;
>
> How I can allocate memory for content?
> I do it this way, but it doesn't work.
>
> MemHandle mesContentH;
> Char* mesContent, s;
>
> mesContentH = MemHandleNew(size
if mes is defined as:
typedef struct
{
char *username;
char *title;
char *content;
} messageType;
How I can allocate memory for content?
I do it this way, but it doesn't work.
MemHandle mesContentH;
Char* mesContent, s;
mesContentH = MemHandleNew(sizeof(mes.content));
mesContent = MemHandleLock
hi Tunio,
I recomend this:
1) Create a PRC database using PilRC for storing the pictures with a unique ID.
2) Create a PDB database with fields to relate the person ID with the picture
ID and other info.
3) Use dmGet1Resource to retrieve the picture by ID and draw it on the screen.
4) A sample for
A cosmetology convention?
I just have to say, Logan, that not only was that an excellent
analogy, relevant and useful in every way, it was also the funniest
thing I've read in days and I can barely type for laughing so hard.
Thank you. You've made my week.
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Henk Jonas wrote:
> Manuel F. Naranjo wrote:
>> I had a Tungsten T3 which you can resize itÂs screen, my question is,
>> how do i do my program to use this new feautre, so it can resize itÂs
>> forms?
> Ask the knowledge base from PalmSource.
Specifically, search for SampleCollapse.
There is a
derricklyh3 wrote:
> I use the code below to create record:
> char* s = MemHandleLock(h);
>
> mes.username = "user01";
> mes.title = "defaultTile";
> //mes.content = s;
> StrCopy(mes.content, s);
For this to compile, mes must be declared somewhat like this:
typedef struct
{
Sachin Palewar wrote:
> See actually I want to create an ebook application and I dont want
> users to copy ebook to their device or beam it to some other device
> due to piracy concerns.
>
> Thats why I asked that, I learnt that SD(Secure Digital) card are
> primarily to provide you security and
I mean, it will be defined in BuildDefaults.h but...
sorry
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ERROR_CHECK_LEVEL isn't defined in ErrorMgr.h. It will be defined in
ERROR_CHECK_LEVEL, but only if it isn't defined before. And I define it in my
sourcecode before I include anything. Can somebody explain why it doesn't works?
Best regards
Sebastian
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Did you happen to find out what API call will do the trick to detect and
establish network coverage for a CDMA device
The equivalent of PhnLibGPRSAttached(phoneLibRef)?
Also, On the latest Treo 600 Simulator for GSM, the call
PhnLibModulePowered(phoneLibRef) tends to freeze the simulator. It wo
LYH wrote:
Would anyone be kind to help me?
How is "mes" declared?
With
mes.username = "user01";
mes.title = "defaultTile";
you set 2 char pointers to constant data from your app.
With
StrCopy(mes.content, s);
you copy the content of s to mes.content. Did you reserved the space for it?
Later you tr
Manuel F. Naranjo wrote:
I had a Tungsten T3 which you can resize itÂs screen, my question is, how do i do my
program to use this new feautre, so it can resize itÂs forms?
Manuel
Ask the knowledge base from PalmSource.
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At 11:18 AM 2/13/2005, you wrote:
Hi,
I have redefine the ERROR_CHECK_LEVEL constant at the beginning of my
source code...
#ifdef ERROR_CHECK_LEVEL
#undef ERROR_CHECK_LEVEL
#endif
#define ERROR_CHECK_LEVEL 2
even so when I call the ErrDisplay-Function, nothing happends.
UInt32 PilotMain(UInt16
Hi,
I have redefine the ERROR_CHECK_LEVEL constant at the beginning of my source
code...
#ifdef ERROR_CHECK_LEVEL
#undef ERROR_CHECK_LEVEL
#endif
#define ERROR_CHECK_LEVEL 2
even so when I call the ErrDisplay-Function, nothing happends.
UInt32 PilotMain(UInt16 cmd, MemPtr cmdPBP, UInt16 laun
I had a Tungsten T3 which you can resize itÂs screen, my question is, how do i
do my program to use this new feautre, so it can resize itÂs forms?
Manuel
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Hi,
Please explain your issue again, bcoz i did not get your previous mail. Let me
try to solve.
- Martin.
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Subject: re: About Creating and
I don't change the owner of my blocks
but anyway there is no way to know the ownerID on OS5 devices :_(
> > we forget to free them).
> >
> It's only guesswork, but have you checked that they're marked
> as owned by your app, rather than by the system? That's the
> only good reason I can think
Would anyone be kind to help me?
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derricklyh3 wrote:
I use the code below to create record:
The MemHandle (h) of the field is passed into this routine:
char* s = MemHandleLock(h);
mes.username = "user01";
mes.title = "defaultTile";
//mes.content = s;
StrCopy(mes.content, s);
MemHandleUnlock(h);
mesH = DmNewHandle(
derricklyh3 wrote:
Thank you very much.
In fact the online reference is always difficult to understand.
Sorry, but it's a standard C-style way to fill a buffer.
Regards
Henk
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I use the code below to create record:
The MemHandle (h) of the field is passed into this routine:
char* s = MemHandleLock(h);
mes.username = "user01";
mes.title = "defaultTile";
//mes.content = s;
StrCopy(mes.content, s);
MemHandleUnlock(h);
mesH = DmNewHandle(dbP, sizeof(mes)
Hi Sachin,
> Thats why I asked that, I learnt that SD(Secure Digital) card are
> primarily to provide you security and they also support some kind of
> cryptography.
It seems that SD cards provide some sort of security mechanisme which
would probably be what you are looking for:
http://www.sdcard
Thank you very much.
In fact the online reference is always difficult to understand.
LYH
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Hi,
> Char *StrIToA (Char *s, Int32 i)
>
> I have read the online reference, but I can't understand it.
> Would anyone tell me the meaning of the input parameter Char* s?
You have to provide a buffer into which the result is written (as
StrIToA doesn't allocate memory). Make sure that the buffer
Char *StrIToA (Char *s, Int32 i)
I have read the online reference, but I can't understand it.
Would anyone tell me the meaning of the input parameter Char* s?
LYH
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Thanks Urs for your prompt reply. I really appriciate that.
See actually I want to create an ebook application and I dont want
users to copy ebook to their device or beam it to some other device
due to piracy concerns.
Thats why I asked that, I learnt that SD(Secure Digital) card are
primarily t
Sachin,
>1. I have a PRC on my SD card, can it be made to run automatically,
>whenevery I insert the card in my palm?
Name it (or put a copy named) Start.prc in the /PALM/ directory. Note that this
is *not* the /PALM/Launcher directory where apps normally go. Note also that
this can be defeated
Hi,
> 1. I have a PRC on my SD card, can it be made to run automatically,
> whenevery I insert the card in my palm?
Name it start.prc and put it in the /PALM directory.
> 2. How to ensure that nobody can copy/beam the data from SD card?
I don't see how you could prevent somebody from putting the
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