yup! you are right!
it dissapears right after i tap on the popup trigger again... even with the
list showing, the icon is not there. if i don't choose anything i list closes
and the icon is permenatly missing
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yup! you are right!
it dissapears right after i tap on the popup trigger again... even with the list showing, the icon is not there. if i don't choose anything i list closes and the icon is permenatly missing
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I'm trying to
Yuen Kwee wrote:
i have success fully add bitmaps to my list. the problem now is that,
the popup trigger does not have the bitmap. from my understanding, popup
triggers can only accept strings right?
I think the easiest way to handle this is to just forget about real
popup triggers and draw your
Which emulator are you using?
Does the emulator reset without the warning?
Do you have any other application installed on the emulator. (Using a saved
session?)
The sony emulator often cause this warning (among others) while booting.
Regards,
Miro Pomsar
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i think i know what the problem was.
when i handled the popSelectEvent i entered the OnSelIcon() function. in this
function i have
m_trgIcon.SetLabel(__ many spaces not displayed in htlm __);
which sets the label longer. i thought i wanted it longer so that when i press
on the icon i can pop
Thanks for your reply. Now, I will use linked lists. Do you now if there is a
struct and some functions for linked list? Or must I code it self?
Best regards
Sebastian
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Hi again,
gladly I said I was a newbie. The problem was not with XP, but with some
strange error in my code for drawing a table. Why that should make the debugger
ignore several routines is a mystery, but anyway it works now.
Sorry for the inconvenience,
Anne-Marie
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Sebastian Noack wrote:
Thanks for your reply. Now, I will use linked lists.
Do you now if there is a struct and some functions for
linked list? Or must I code it self?
Linked lists can be useful a lot of the time. But still,
I think an array is better if you know in advance (before
you start
Hi,
I've managed to populate a table, with two columns custom style, using a custom
drawing function, and working scrollbars.
The slight problem that remains is that the first time the table is drawn, the
first row is scrambled while all subsequent rows are drawn correctly. More
specifically,
Thanks Ben, Downloaded DotDotTwo program and able to Debug now.
- Martin.
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From: Ben Combee [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 25, 2005 12:49 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: Device Debugging: Connection Attempt Failed Error:
At 01:00 AM 3/25/2005,
[This is a repost of yesterday's post with a better subject line]
I'm new to Palm development and am using Codewarrior 9.0 for Palm OS.
On a 21 monitor at 1600x1200, the layout window is far too small to be
of any use when positioning controls.
Is there any way to 'zoom' the window, or would
I'm trying the same but with no luck.
I have DotDotTwo installed and running - it says Status: in console mode
I have the USBPort.dll in My Documents \ Palm OS Desktop
In Codewarrior, I select 'Debug', it tells me to put the device into
console mode, but then gives me the same error:
When there is a TCP/IP connection, I've found that turning off the wireless
mode on the Treo does not disconect the socket. All socket operations, such as
send(), receive() and select(), continue to run without any error.
Is it a bug of Treo 650? Is there any workaround?
Thank you.
To
Hi you all,
I have a program that responds to the sysExternalConnectorAttachEvent
notification by popping up a form with an own event handler. The form pops
up just fine with the following code:
LocalID idx;UInt16 cardno;
FormPtr myform;
SysCurAppDatabase(cardno,idx);
Hi. I got 3 forms in my application and i keep getting an error message that
says the below about one of my forms. The other two forms are ok. Why is this?
Please help. What is wrong?
Error : undefined identifier 'WelcomeFormHandleEvent'
Restaurant.cpp line 240 FrmSetEventHandler(frmP,
You can just make the popup trigger a graphical control, and use
CtlSetGraphics to change the bitmap. It works very well for me...
A question for the experts: is there some reason NOT to do it this way?
(Aside, of course, for requiring a version of the PalmOS that supports
graphical controls).
Hi,
I think u need to explain what version of codewarrior you are using and which
device you are trying to debug. Because I guess treo 600 will not support for
USB device debugging[I am not sure, please clarify this somebody].
- Martin.
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From: Jens Ratsey-Woodroffe
I'm also trying to debug on a Treo 650, and am using Codewarrior 9.0 for
Palm OS.
J.
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Sent: Friday, March 25, 2005 11:56 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: RE: Device Debugging: Connection
Hi,
Update the Codewarror version to 9.3.
Go to Codewarrior website, First get 9.2 patch, update that first, then get 9.3
version update patch and Update your codewarrior to 9.3 then start your
Debugging. It will work.
[Note: Before update 9.3 ver. patch, You should update with 9.2 patch]
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How to hide the command bar and to show it again from within an
application? How to intercept the commands? Is the approach similar
to hard keys interception mechanism? Please point me to the right
direction.
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Sorry, my bad. I am running 9.0 with the 9.2 and 9.3 patches.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, March 25, 2005 12:29 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: RE: Device Debugging: Connection Attempt Failed Error:
Hi,
Hi,
1. Check USBPort.dll is placed at hardrive\program files\palm desktop or
palmone folder. [ Mine is, C:\Program Files\palmOne ]
2. Are using Palm Desktop software for Treo 650?
3. Right click hotsync and check USB is selected there.
- Martin.
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From: Jens
Tam Hanna wrote:
Hi you all,
I have a program that responds to the sysExternalConnectorAttachEvent
notification by popping up a form with an own event handler. The form pops
up just fine with the following code:
LocalID idx;UInt16 cardno;
FormPtr myform;
JSY wrote:
Hi. I got 3 forms in my application and i keep getting an error message that
says the below about one of my forms. The other two forms are ok. Why is this?
Please help. What is wrong?
Error : undefined identifier 'WelcomeFormHandleEvent'
Restaurant.cpp line 240
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Hi,
I've managed to populate a table, with two columns custom style, using a
custom drawing function, and working scrollbars.
The slight problem that remains is that the first time the table is drawn,
the first row is scrambled while all subsequent rows are
A.Kazantsev wrote:
How to hide the command bar and to show it again from within an
application? How to intercept the commands? Is the approach similar
to hard keys interception mechanism? Please point me to the right
direction.
There are functions in Menu... to hide and show the Command bar.
Thanks, I will consider it.
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Cathy,
I am happy to help out, as are those others who have responded to this
thread. They weren't trying to be smart so much as trying to get you to
follow the standards of our community. Some of the people who are
answering your questions may be your competitors, yet they still answer
OK, there must be a confusion. I'm asking about the command bar shown
at the very bottom of the screen (or this is a tool bar, please
correct me if I'm wrong). The bar I'm talking about contains the Home
icon, the Find icon, the Menu icon, the BT icon, etc. My application
performs the real time
Read DynamicInputAreas.pdf in Palm OS 5 SDK. Under the section Hiding
and Showing the Control Bar, it mentions StatHide() and StatShow().
You can also catch the keyDownEvent that the home icon generates.
A.Kazantsev wrote:
OK, there must be a confusion. I'm asking about the command bar shown
at
A.Kazantsev wrote:
OK, there must be a confusion. I'm asking about the command bar shown
at the very bottom of the screen (or this is a tool bar, please
correct me if I'm wrong). The bar I'm talking about contains the Home
icon, the Find icon, the Menu icon, the BT icon, etc. My application
Which emulator are you using?
Does the emulator reset without the warning?
Do you have any other application installed on the emulator. (Using a
saved
session?)
The sony emulator often cause this warning (among others) while booting.
Miro, Thanks for the response. Sorry for not posting enough
Ok, so what I have now is:
Boolean SARaddSegment(Int32 pos, Boolean last, char *data, UInt32 size, int
type, GlobalsType *g)
{
SARPtr tmp, sar;
Int32 j = 0;
sar = g-segment;
while(sar != NULL)
{
if (pos == sar-pos)
How do I handle dates prior to 1904?
If I set a year prior to 1904, I get back a year in the future.
Thanks,
Clive
Clive Walden
Walden Consulting
Phone: 760-632-5856
Web site: www.clivewalden.com
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Thanks Martin - all working now.
The web page that I read about DotDotTwo said to put the USBPort.dll
file into the My Documents\Palm OS Desktop folder.
All working now!
J.
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At 02:27 PM 3/25/2005, you wrote:
tmp = Malloc(sizeof(SARType));
MemSet(tmp,sizeof(SARType),0);
ErrFatalDisplayIf (!tmp, Malloc Failed);
Move the MemSet after the ErrFatalDisplayIf line.
tmp-pos = pos;
tmp-last = last;
if (type == 2)
Clive Walden wrote:
How do I handle dates prior to 1904?
If I set a year prior to 1904, I get back a year in the future.
The PalmOS time management functions won't go before 1904. You'll have
to roll your own solution. Bob.
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I'm not aware of any websites other than the palmsource developer pavilion
where you can get the development suite. I suspect there would be licensing
issues, since you would need to do the developer agreement to log in, there.
But it looks like you logged in, already. I'd say, give it a try
Bob,
The PalmOS time management functions won't go before 1904. You'll have
to roll your own solution.
OK.
But that seems incredibly short sighted of Palm. Especially give all the Y2K
issues!
There are still lots of people alive with dates of birth prior to 1904. And
lots of legal entities
But that seems incredibly short sighted of Palm. Especially give all the
Y2K issues!
There are still lots of people alive with dates of birth prior to 1904.
And lots of legal entities
that started before 1904. Even more so in Europe than in the USA.
Palm was just following the lead of Mac OS,
I'm not sure what OS is on your device, but if it's 6.x, then I noticed a
similar thing with lack of update in my program. Works great on OS 5.4 and
earlier, but not on 6.x
I doubt this will help you, but in my case, OS 6.x wasn't putting out enough
nilEvents, which I was using to trigger
Ben,
Those date calls where always intended to handle
current data (like datebook entries) and system objects
Thanks for the historical perspective. I understand.
Howeverg, it would also have made sense (IMO) once we got to multi-megabyte
storage, to offer an
alternate/additional LongDate
palmgear.com seems to be the mother of all Palm software sites. They also seem
to have taken over many other places, such as www.freewarepalm.com .
One warning on freewarepalm.com - they will display your email address as
author openly. This is bad, because I never got spam until posting a
Clive Walden wrote:
But that seems incredibly short sighted of Palm. Especially give all the Y2K issues!
There are still lots of people alive with dates of birth prior to 1904. And lots of legal entities
that started before 1904. Even more so in Europe than in the USA.
Most computers' clocks
Don't reinvent the wheel or anything. This problem has been solved many
times over. A Google on date algorithms reveals many many sites with
the math you are looking for already done...
http://www.google.com/search?hl=enq=date+algorithms
Hope that helps,
Aaron
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Aaron Hansen wrote:
Don't reinvent the wheel or anything.
Yes, I have already Googled there.
What I did not find (or recognize) was an algorithm to return a Date xxx days
prior to another Date.
I know I can roll my own without too much difficulty; but I did not really want
to reinvent it.
Date/time math is simply:
1. convert dates/times to a common base unit of time since a reference
epoch, eg. days or seconds since 1904
2. add or subtract or compare converted dates
3. convert result back to desired date/time format
Works for all time, so to speak...
What I did not find (or
I'm sure you can find code to do what you want here:
http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/cvsweb.cgi/src/lib/libc/stdtime/
It's covered under the BSD license so you can use it any way you wnat.
mike
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Thanks Logan.
You can certainly use the current calendar
to express any date in the past, but there is no guarantee that the
people at the place and the time used our current calendar.
Yes. I am aware of that. I have read several amusing articles in the
past(whenever that wass).
However, I
Ok. So I have done what you suggest, but I still get the problem about all
of the data not being properly copied to the buf in SARreassemble.
What happes is I receive two WDP SAR packets with the following data (split
at the ---):
?xml version=1.0?
!DOCTYPE wml PUBLIC -//WAPFORUM//DTD WML
After I run DotDotTwo, I noticed a small square flashing in the lower right
corner of my Treo 650 screen, even when I exit the application. Does this mean
I'm still running in console mode? If so, is there any way, short of a soft
reset, to exit console mode?
J.
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Date/time math is simply:
1. convert date to days since some past day
2. subtract xxx days
3. convert back to original date format
I think we all know thats
The issue is converting from the day count to the correct date allowing for
leap years and whether
the date includes or excludes
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Don't get me wrong. I can do the math if I have to. Just surprised I have
to roll my own for people
still living today.
How many applications actually want to do date math on
people back to their DoB? While many apps will record
different significant dates
Chris Tutty wrote:
After all, if we're talking about missing functions I would have
thought that not providing a function to parse floats in text
was more of a deficiency than no multi-century date math.
OKs
I had no intention of starting one of those software religious war flames. It
really
Thanks.
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From: roderick young [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Saturday, March 26, 2005 7:13 AM
Subject: re: where i can download PODS ( palm os develop suit) ?
I'm not aware of any websites other than the
I'm new to PalmOS development and I'm porting a WinCE app to PalmOS that uses
StretchBlt and Polygon fill. The target device is a Treo 600. As far as I can
tell, these 2D graphics function are not part available natively on the device.
Is this correct?
If not, I'm looking for a library that I
From: Clive Walden [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Chris Tutty wrote:
After all, if we're talking about missing functions I would have
thought that not providing a function to parse floats in text
was more of a deficiency than no multi-century date math.
OKs
I had no intention of starting one of those
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