pssh (an ssh client) wants to recognize any control key as such.
Some external keyboards set event.keyDown.modifiers|controlKeyMask,
but others apparently don't, according to some of pssh's users. Is
there any way to recognize the control key on such keyboards? Watching
for undocumented events
At 11:53 PM 5/4/2005, you wrote:
2 of my 4 targets have broken - they refuse to recognise a large section
of the defines in my Rsc.h file
2 work fine
Here's the wierd bit
if I delete a bad target and create a new target (cloning it from a good
target) then the new target won't work either.
What is
2 of my 4 targets have broken - they refuse to recognise a large section
of the defines in my Rsc.h file
2 work fine
Here's the wierd bit
if I delete a bad target and create a new target (cloning it from a good
target) then the new target won't work either.
What is going on??
Rob
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Somebody knows if I can continue using the NetLib socket functions on the
palmOS 5.2 and 5.4 in treo 600 and 650?
Thank you
Miguel Conde
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I am developing on the sattelite forms 6.0.1.
I have a problem whit the PalmOS 5.2.1 on a treo 600 device.
I was debug the aplication on the PalmOS 5.2 Simulation and
ocurr the same error, this is the message error:
Internal Error:
Failure in File DynBmp.c
Line 192
Any body know something about it.
On 2005-05-05, IanB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> libusb-win32 filter locks my machine up and won't uninstall. I can't
> reinstall, either. Help.
>
Under W2k/XP it starts a process called libusbd-nt.exe. Start Windows Task
Manager, find it under Processes, and kill it before you try to uninstall
On 2005-05-04, Scott Erickson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Henk,
> Could this be the reason... I have a struct to hold my app settings. I
> make one declaration of that to be global. In appstart i allocate memory
> for it with memptrnew and a temporary memprt. then i use in in many
> func
libusb-win32 filter locks my machine up and won't uninstall. I can't
reinstall, either. Help.
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> No. The Treo 600 doesn't handle USB debugging through USBPort.dll... It
might work with gdb using the USB-to-TCP bridge that w
just wondering how much you guys charge for contract work.
It's a fairly small simple application that I think should take about a week to
finish. Thanks.
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the srmclose right after the srmExtOpen is a typo in the email. it is
not there in my code.
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functionHandle(event)
{
keyDownEvent:
if(TxtChrIsHardKey(modifiers, chr)
{
HandleNxtCategory(...);
}
else
{
if(EvtGetVirtualChr(chr))
{
switch(chr)
{
Vc
I've written some code to send a simple string to a bluetooth printer.
I've removed the error checking for ease of reading but i do not get any
errors at any point. I do not however get anything to print on the
printer. The bluetooth printer adapter led does blink indicating it is
receiving
No. The Treo 600 doesn't handle USB debugging through USBPort.dll... It might
work with gdb using the USB-to-TCP bridge that was just released.
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Subj: debug treo - is it possible?
Date: Wed May 4, 2005 6:04 pm
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To: "
Win xp dosen't recognize the usb for treo 600. Is there a palmone usb driver
available?
Ian.
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geoff wrote:
hey,
I'm trying to iterate through my database with dmfindresource() to
find all
resources of one type. in the 68k sdk docs it says that
dmInvalidRecIndex is returned when it cannot find any record of that
id and
type(in this case). but when i compile with pods1.1 palm os 5 it says
hey,
I'm trying to iterate through my database with dmfindresource() to find all
resources of one type. in the 68k sdk docs it says that
dmInvalidRecIndex is returned when it cannot find any record of that id and
type(in this case). but when i compile with pods1.1 palm os 5 it says it is
undeclare
Is it possible to debug a treo 600 usb using cw9?
Anyone know the secret?
Thanks,
Ian.
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Hi,
I've a strange problem with the Graffiti shift on the T5 Simulator. I set the
state down in the event handler on the form after the first char is received
and move the Graffiti shift for landscape and dia state. It's working on other
normally on the Garnet SDK 5.4 Simulator, but not on T5
From: "Scott Erickson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> functions with no problems. then in appstop i try to free the memory with
> MemPtrFree(currentSettings); yet the simulator tells me i have an unfreed
> chunk (same as the value of the pointer to the variable), and the device
> softresets at this point.
Henk,
Could this be the reason... I have a struct to hold my app settings. I
make one declaration of that to be global. In appstart i allocate memory
for it with memptrnew and a temporary memprt. then i use in in many
functions with no problems. then in appstop i try to free the memory w
I agree, we're really not supposed to say thanks, but there are a few
contributors here that have really saved my bacon on a number of
occasions, so to them I say thank you and...
Viva Argentina!!!
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Salvador
I know one is not supposed to send a post just to say thanks, but both
of you really help me. So, thank you very much.
For anything I could help, don't doubt to contact me. I know you won't
ask me something about Palm cause you both know much more than me, but
maybe you need to know something abou
Andy Bell wrote:
I am currently trying to port a library to Palm. In the library there
is a table used which it generates itself. My problem is that the size
of this table is 64kb and I can't create this on the heap. I have toyed
with the idea of creating the table in two portions but I am wonde
You can use feature memory to store your table wich has no limit other
than the available space. You can't write directly to it, you must use
DmWrite instead. However, you can have a pointer to your table in
feature memory and read directly from it.
You need something like this:
void *tableP;
v
Hi All,
I am currently trying to port a library to Palm. In the library there
is a table used which it generates itself. My problem is that the size
of this table is 64kb and I can't create this on the heap. I have toyed
with the idea of creating the table in two portions but I am wondering
if
Scott Erickson wrote:
Hi,
Befor today my app was running pretty smooth. I did some work to it,
and now when ever i try to exit the app with the home button, i get a soft
restart. in the debugger it seems to make it past the AppStop() function
without errors, then after leaving pilotmain, i
One undocumented feature that you should probably be interested in is the entry
point for Arm native applications. Arm
native applications have resources with names like ARMC, and do not have any
CODE resources. In any case, it's the
first instruction of the ARMC resource.
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> > And that's it.
>
> Thanks, I'll try that. There's probably a bit more - reading through
> various comments suggests that I have to somehow put
>
> MULTIPLE_CODE_SECTIONS = TRUE
>
> in the makefile. Except that the makefile of the managed make file
> projects says not to edit it directly. I'l
You can use something like this:
UInt32 keyguard = 0;
HsAttrSet(hsAttrKeyboardLocked, 0, &keyguard);
Hope this helps!
-Jon
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sorry for another BTW, on the device, after i run it once, and hit home and
get the soft reset, the app does a soft reset everytime i try to load it
again.
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BTW, once i hit ok on the error in the debugger, i get an error on the sim
that says unfreed chunk. It says the user ID and the location.
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> H
We just purchased the product...
-Original Message-
From: David Thacker [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, May 04, 2005 10:02 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Satellite Forms V6.0.1 is now available!
Satellite Forms V6.0.1 is now available!
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Jim Billmeyer wrote:
Does anyone know of a good VFS lib to read pdb files that are stored in
the VFS storage area? The lib would need to leave the pdb in the VFS and
not import it back into the Palm's internal memory for performance reasons.
The VFS Manager includes two functions that could help
Hi,
Befor today my app was running pretty smooth. I did some work to it,
and now when ever i try to exit the app with the home button, i get a soft
restart. in the debugger it seems to make it past the AppStop() function
without errors, then after leaving pilotmain, it jumps to assembly co
Satellite Forms V6.0.1 is now available!
Satellite Forms is a visual integrated software development environment
(IDE) that makes it easy to create custom applications for Palm OS and
Pocket PC 2002/2003 devices.
A full featured 30 day Trial Version is avail
so 6% is 'popular' - I think not.
"Majority" means "more than the others" (or "more than the half" in some contexts). In
that aspect, the majority of computer users are Windows users. "Popular" means that there is a large enough
population of users - even though other OSes might have even more us
> Exactly what you deserve when you download a virus load it onto
> your PDA and run it
You might think so but the ethical principles of my profession dictate that I
avoid such "blame the victim" attitudes. Our job is to protect the user - not
to explain him how stupid he has been to do the idio
> Despite the public documentation, Palm OS is a multi-tasking OS.
I'm aware of that. I have myself posted here links to a program that
demonstrates this:
http://flippinbits.com/twiki/bin/view/FAQ/HowDoICreateAThread
That program definitely works under PalmOS 3.5 - maybe even under some of the
>> What are you referring to - the Phage virus? Yep, once you run it,
all applications
>> that are in the RAM just stop working
Exactly what you deserve when you download a virus load it onto your PDA
and run it, there are an awful lot of steps to getting a virus on your
PDA, plus it's not exa
> > > All programs can run in Palm OS "background" all the time.
> >
> >Nope, they don't. They reside in memory all the time - but at any
> >given time, only one of them is actually running. They aren't given
> >timeshares or even timer tick interrupts by the OS, either -
> >something which is used
Well? Another one of my questions that nobody knows the answer of? :-)
OK, the first question I can answer myself by writing a test application. But
what about the second question? Is it impossible to detect HotSync completion
on devices running PalmOS 3.0?
Regards,
Vesselin
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Hello,
Does anyone know of a good VFS lib to read pdb files that are stored in
the VFS storage area? The lib would need to leave the pdb in the VFS and
not import it back into the Palm's internal memory for performance reasons.
Thanks,
Jim B
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> And that's it.
Thanks, I'll try that. There's probably a bit more - reading through various
comments suggests that I have to somehow put
MULTIPLE_CODE_SECTIONS = TRUE
in the makefile. Except that the makefile of the managed make file projects
says not to edit it directly. I'll have to figure
Codewarrior has suddenly lost the identifiers for two of the targets in my
project. It stops recognising a large number of the identifiers in the
constructor Rsc.h file.
I didn't notice changing anything to cause this.
Now my release and debug builds won't build though my ota ones will. I
Neil Whitworth wrote:
Is there any way to programaticaly disable the keylock on a treo 650
(and 600)?
I know we can handle the hsChrKeyboardLock keyDown event, but is there
anyway do stop it from being posted in the first place?
We use the exchange manager to post some mesages localy betweek ap
Your main problem is re-using one and the same variables ("fref" and "it") for
different enumerations. Use different variables for the iterator and the
reference for the three levels - volume, directory and file - and that problem
will go away.
Also, your directory traversal algorithm looks wro
Subject: USB Communication
From: "Mansingka, Dipanshu Sushilkumar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wed, 4 May 2005 10:54:54 +0530
I am connecting multiple Treo 600 devices to the usb port.
Softick PPP already supports this capability, so why not just license their
software ?
Roger Stringer
Marietta S
Hi,
I've solved this problem. Follows up the script for communicating the Palm with
Motorola V600 via cable (Gomadic cable) and accessing the Internet via GSM GPRS:
Go to SYSTEM\PREFS\CONNECTION
Click NEW
Give the connection a name, e.g. GPRS
In CONNECT TO: select LOCAL NETWORK;
In VIA: s
Hi,
I've realized what was happening: I was doing an assynchronous communication
using netLibSelect and every time I checked for incoming/outcoming data on my
socket (every 10 ms), I was opening netLib, doing what I want, and then
closing. When I changed my code to open netLib on AppStart and c
> // here my code brakes, even if I am using a Clie Simulator that has a
Card, And I have files on my card.
Maybe you could have a look into VFSDirEntryEnumerate description...
BTW, from the puristic point of view I advise against the coding style
if( !function() )...
when the function return
> I see... Is there an easy way to convert my managed make project into
a
> multi-segment one - or do I have to create a new, empty standard make
> project and import the existing sources to it?
Actually, I compile a multi-segment managed make project very easily
with PODS. All I did was add a .de
> Wow, that's really going to cripple your system isn't it.
What are you referring to - the Phage virus? Yep, once you run it, all
applications that are in the RAM just stop working - because it overwrites them
all. That's one of the reasons why it never became widespread - a virus that
immedia
> Btw, how do you know the size of your section?
For instance, by using FileZ. Select the application you're interested in,
choose Edit from the menu, position the cursor over the "code #1" item of the
list that is displayed and the "Size:" label of the form will display the size
of that resour
What's wrong with just using the API (VFSFileDBGetRecord)?
Regards,
Vesselin
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> But, how can I change an fgetc() function?
For instance,
Int8 fgetc (FileHand stream)
{
Int8 c;
Err err;
FileRead (stream, &c, sizeof (c), 1, &err);
return (err == errNone) ? c : fileErrEOF;
}
Regards,
Vesselin
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I want to find all the file from a memory card, from all the directories. My
code looks like this:
Char dir[80]=""
UInt16 vn;
UInt32 it;
FileRef fref;
FileInfoType finfo;
Char names[10][80];
ListType *list;
char tmppath[11];
char **lista= (char**) MemPtrNew(sizeof(char*)*80);
it = vfsItera
> Im using Palm OS C/C++ DS, and the Palm OS Resource Editor. Would
> I do everything the same as in PilRC?
No, of course not - the Resource Editor uses a different format.
Things to note:
1) Make sure the "Usable" checkbox of the list is *not* checked. This
corresponds to the "NONUSABLE" claus
Ok! Thanks to everybody for your help!
See ya!
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Andre,
This line...
StrCopy( FieldText, RecordPtr[*Offset]);
Should read
StrCopy( FieldText, RecordPtr+(*Offset));
The problem you have there is because using [] means an index into an
array...
for example
char test[10];
test[3] = 'A';
this code makes the fourth character (indexes start at z
Due to T5 memory organization, you lose an average of 256*n bytes on
a database, where n is number of records.
So the only solution is to decease num. of records in database.
Mikhail Barashkov
Thanks Mikhail,
In my case the loss is linear as you suggested, but it is about 494
bytes per record.
Hi
T5 uses 512 By allocation units, early T650 as well, T650 Sprint update went
down to 36 By. E2 might use also 36 By. (Based on my fast check on the E2
emulator.)
Every DB record takes 1 or more allocation units.
So if your average record size is 50 By, then the DB size will grow 10 times
on T5
Is there any way to programaticaly disable the keylock on a treo 650
(and 600)?
I know we can handle the hsChrKeyboardLock keyDown event, but is there
anyway do stop it from being posted in the first place?
We use the exchange manager to post some mesages localy betweek apps,
and if the device
Thanks for your help!
One more thing... can you tell me if this function is correct?
void SetFieldValue( FieldPtr field, UInt16 fieldLen, UInt16
*Offset)
///Problema em ler o valor Offset
{
MemHandle FieldTextHandle;
const char* FieldText;
DBRecordPtr RecordPtr;
FieldTextHandle = FldGetTextH
Wow, that's really going to cripple your system isn't it.
I think your flogging a dead horse, the PalmOS is dying whatever we like
to think about it. MS is gaining ground and PalmOne have failed to
release anything good in a long time. Look at the latest PPC models
which have WiFi, Bluetooth, m
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