We're going to need a bit more information from you, mainly what version
of CW are you using. I believe that CW had the PilRC plugin starting at
version 8.
Check your Bin\Plugins\Compiler where you have CodeWarrior and check to
see if you have the PilRC.dll. If you do then go to your
ExgDBRead()
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Hello Guilherme,
Though replying late, but I would like to type in few lines.
NetLibClose() function call has a second parameter called 'Immediate'. If you set this parameter to value 'true' then you dont need to use NetLibFinishCloseWait() call.
Instead, if you set this parameter to false,
Hi henryxu,
I believe you must have sorted the problem by now. Long back I had read somewhere that it is not a good practice to call MemPtrNew and MemPtrFree very often as you said you are doing in your program. Try to allocate global memory space and use it as many times as you want instead of
afaik abort is impossible, but if you would start to return 0 from callback
without preformimng any real action inside then i think it should finish
quickly.
i didn't tried it, but maybe it would work - but i am not sure if it can't make
any unwanted reordering
or another possibility is to make
Hi ALL,
Can some one tell me how to use the 5-way navigation button on T5.
Thanks ,
Waqar.
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Andy,
I'm not sure where you are at in your application development cycle, but you
may want to consider taking a few hours to evaluate our Satellite Forms
rapid application development tool for PalmOS and PocketPC:
http://www.satelliteforms.net/
Satellite Forms is geared primarily to
On 3/27/06, Waqar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi ALL,
Can some one tell me how to use the 5-way navigation button on T5.
The Palm Developer Guide from pluggedin.palm.com has all the info you need.
See also
http://kb.palmsource.com/cgi-bin/palmsource.cfg/php/enduser/std_adp.php?p_faqid=909
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As part of a program's shutdown code, just before returning to the OS
for the next app to be launched, it will go through and release all
dynamic heap chunks with the owner ID of the program. This doesn't
affect storage heap memory and doesn't free chunks where you've
explicitly set the chunk
Look at PalmNavigator.h at the macro NavKeyPressed
Note though that it is not upwards compatible. If you are using the
Tungsten E2 it uses different keys. My routine for handling that follows
(entry point at GetKeyType())
:
my own definitions, everything boils down to these
typedef enum {
Ben Combee wrote:
As part of a program's shutdown code, just before returning to the OS
for the next app to be launched, it will go through and release all
dynamic heap chunks with the owner ID of the program. This doesn't
affect storage heap memory and doesn't free chunks where you've
If I push the button with my stylus everything works properly. A modal
dialog box pops up and I can fill in info etc.
If I push the button with CtlHitControl the modal dialog box pops up and
disappears like the default button was pushed.
Can anyone please tell me how I control can this?
Chris
OK, it appears that I have to handle the nilEvent. For some reason returning
false (unhandled) exits the window
Now I'm fighting with the button selection. Is there some way of making the
Palm OS 5 and not select buttons with the 5way button. I've got a numeric
field editor that I'm using
You should provide a fNav resource for the form and in the flags tell
it that you're doing form interaction, not object interaction.
On 3/27/06, Chris Bruner Quadro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK, it appears that I have to handle the nilEvent. For some reason returning
false (unhandled) exits the
Thanks for the reply Ben,
Is the fNav resource in the PiIRC designer? I can't seem to find it.
Chris Bruner
Compulife Software Inc.
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It's supported by the PilRC language, but isn't part of the PilRC
Designer program. Look in the PilRC manual for the NAVIGATION
resource.
On 3/27/06, Chris Bruner Quadro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the reply Ben,
Is the fNav resource in the PiIRC designer? I can't seem to find it.
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I do not believe this actually downloads the files. You will either need to
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ExgDBRead()
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Hi,
Which exact include defines resGadgetBluetooth? SDK 5r4 does
not seem to do so - do I need something specific for this
particular gadget?
Regards,
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How I can work using xml and palmOs api?
I can receive, to read and to create xml in palm?
This is possible?
thanks
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First, upgrade to version 9.3. Since you currently have 9.0 you'll need to
nstall 9.2 first then 9.3.
I've also attached the filemappings.xml from my system. Do an 'Import Panel'
from the File Mappings window and point it to this .xml. Then try it and let
me know what you get. You might
Hello the forum!
I am new to jme, but committed to develop an
open-source and free dictionary application (to help
people learn words in SAT, GRE, GMAT) as my coursework
assignment. It should be written under MIDP1.0 and
targeted at Palm OS 4.
However, i faced the challenge of placing lists
On 3/27/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We're going to need a bit more information from you, mainly what version
of CW are you using. I believe that CW had the PilRC plugin starting at
version 8.
Check your Bin\Plugins\Compiler where you have CodeWarrior and check to
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