ahh... that was it. Hence my hand rolled version...On 11/15/06, News <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It doesn't allow "-" characters.Regards,Steve Mann# # #On Nov 14, 2006, at 3:43 PM, Alan Ingleby wrote:
I always thought a numeric field didn't allow "-" and "." symbols.On 11/15/06,
Efrenk <[EMAIL PRO
Hi guys,
Trying to get my head into the Treo space and haven’t
found much in the way of a dedicated reference manual.. Is there anything
beyond the Palm Developer Guide?
Right now I’m specifically trying to detect a couple
of states on the device:
How can I determine if the r
It doesn't allow "-" characters.Regards,Steve Mann# # #On Nov 14, 2006, at 3:43 PM, Alan Ingleby wrote:I always thought a numeric field didn't allow "-" and "." symbols.On 11/15/06, Efrenk <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:Add this to the form's frmOpenEventFieldType *yourfield; FieldAttrType attr
I always thought a numeric field didn't allow "-" and "." symbols.On 11/15/06, Efrenk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:Add this to the form's frmOpenEventFieldType *yourfield;
FieldAttrType attr1;yourfield = (FieldType *)FrmGetObjectPtr(FrmGetActiveForm(), FrmGetObjectIndex(FrmGetActiveForm()
Add this to the form's frmOpenEvent
FieldType *yourfield;
FieldAttrType attr1;
yourfield = (FieldType *)FrmGetObjectPtr(FrmGetActiveForm(),
FrmGetObjectIndex(FrmGetActiveForm(), yourfield'sname));
FldGetAttributes(yourfield,&attr1);
attr1.numeric = 1;
FldSetAttributes(yo
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Scan thru looking for char values >=0 or <= 9. The only other chars allowed must be a single decimal point, and possibly a '-' sign. pretty easy really.AlanOn 11/14/06,
Jorge Vasquez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Regards,Anybody has any idea on how to validate a field to guarantee that theuser has
Mode = LstGetSelection (static_cast(FrmGetObjectPtr (frmP,
FrmGetObjectIndex (frmP, SetSyncModeList;
seemed to do the trick.
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LstGetSelection returns Int16, not Int32.
JamesS
Greg wrote:
I am trying (without much luck to convert my C code:
Int32 Mode;
Mode = LstGetSelection (FrmGetObjectPtr (frmP, FrmGetObjectIndex (frmP,
SetSyncModeList)));
to C++
The compilier does not like the casting (or lack there of).
Coul
I am trying (without much luck to convert my C code:
Int32 Mode;
Mode = LstGetSelection (FrmGetObjectPtr (frmP, FrmGetObjectIndex (frmP,
SetSyncModeList)));
to C++
The compilier does not like the casting (or lack there of).
Could someone give me a hand casting the above correctly.
Thanks
G
sriram,
>i wanted to know if it is possible to connect an external device such as a
>camera to a Palm PDA and fetch data from the camera?
External devices such as a camera are (nearly always) a USB client device, so
must attach to a USB host device such as a PC. Current Palm OS based devices
ar
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