My application (pure C) uses this code, slightly renamed/retyped for better
understanding. However, it uses static forms.
/* --- preparing the list of entries: --- */
UInt16 VfsNumberOfVolumes;
Char **VfsVolume;
/* VfsNumberOfVolumes = ... */
VfsVolume = MemPtrNew(sizeof(Char*) * VfsNumberOfV
Hi David,,
When i use WinCopyRectangle from an offscreen window am
not getting the transparency of the bitmap. Where as when using
CreateBitmapWindow its possible. I need to implement Offscreen as well
as get transperancy.
As you suggested i gone through the pdf do
Hello.
What i need is to decompress big jpeg image from memory card (VFS), but i
cant store the whole decompressed data in memory (or the whole file) because
of it potential size (few MB)
i have to process every pixel from that image.
I tried to use jdpalm, and its what i need (it gives me every
THanks!!!
I am new to plam programming, so can u tell me the process in details. I am
not getting it properly.
Can u provide that code please?
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Thank you for your reply Jeff. I think I get what you are explaining to me.
I thought I'd give it a go, but my attempt failed. Here is my code:
char **pc; //global
char c[maxItemSize]; //this does work for some reason
bool moreItems;
int k;
int lst
Does the statement "char c[numItems][maxItemSize];" actually compile for
you? Normally, it's only something you can do with constants.
The statement "char c[20[30];" allocates a 600 byte area on the stack that
you reference with the name 'c'. The fact that it is declared as a 20x30
array doesn't c
I'll be interested when you have some working code. Keep me posted.
On 1/6/07, Heriberto Delgado <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hmm... I agree with you on that, Alan. Under a 12 MHz Palm, running
> managed code is almost bound to take a high penalty on speed. Fortunately,
> most new Palm devices
Greetings,
I am quite new to c/c++ at the moment, and I have run into a small problem
while coding my palm applications.
I have a two-dimensional char array which I need to pass through to a list via
LstSetListChoices. The thing is this char array size depends on what is given
in the database, s
At 03:15 AM 1/7/2007, you wrote:
Subject: Re: Showing Dynamic popup list
From: Waylander <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sun, 7 Jan 2007 10:19:46 +1300
Hi rupesh,
I have done that already. My problem is when I click on the popup trigger
the list will not show properly.
Also I have the same problem if
If you are not using conduits, try www.styletap.com
We use it to run the same prc on both Palm OS and PPC :o)
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Roger Stringer wrote:
>>Even if I space my forms by 200 ids, when I try to create a
>>101th object, Constructor refuses. Isn't this a limit?
>Live and learn!
>That actually begs a question, how do you manage to have sooo
>many objects on a single form?
>Do you have many repetitive fields/labels?
it is quite a painful code to look at. when i needed http what i ended up
doing is asking a friend who has using HB++ to make an app that would take a
char* in cmdPBP, get it and return chunk to caller, and then i sublaunch
that from my main app. using the builtin HTTP class it is literally 9 lines
you can refer netlibtest program by Palm source.
regards
rabindra
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Hi!!
Can anybody help me in my problemetic situation??
How to make an http connection to display a simple html page without graphics
on Garnet 5.0 (PODs). I googled but not get any proper link
Thank you James, that was the problem. I have it fixed now. I really appreciate
your help :)
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