On the Treo (mine is a 700p) when you are in the Contacts app, the phone
number fields start off with the device set in num-lock (or symbol-lock
if you will.)
How can I emulate this behavior in my app. If the field expects digits,
I'd like to set this mode for the user automatically.
Many th
Thanks guys. That worked. I gotta say, this forum has probably got to be
one of the most helpful places I've been on the net. You guys rock!
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MemHandleLock() returns a pointer to a chunk of memory with unknown type (void
*). To copy this pointer to a known type, you must cast it to that type,
since C++ requires explicit casting.
On Tuesday 24 July 2007 08:54:06 Jeremy Swanson wrote:
> Mystring is initialized with
>
> Char* mystring;
>
Because C++ does not allow implicit cast from void* to something that
is not void*. Just add (Char*) before MemHandleLock, and it will
compile. This same line will compile in C as is, because C is more
lenient with void* casts
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Mystring is ini
Mystring is initialized with
Char* mystring;
It is a pointer by definition, and as far as I know, would not require any
conversion. Why is this happening?
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implicit conversations are forbidden.
explicit conversations are not
mystring = (std::string*/char*) MemHandleLock((void *)mhandle);
or better yet use static_cast(MemHandleLock((void *)mhandle));
Ravi
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I am now using C++ properly thanks to all of your help. However, when I use
the following statement,
mystring = MemHandleLock((void *)mhandle);
it returns the errors,
ANSI C++ forbids implicit conversion from 'void *' in argument passing
ANSI C++ forbids implicit conversion from 'void *' in as
Thanks for your information very much.
How about sample codes or documentation that is related to Treo programming
especially for handling attention effects with different phone settings?
Any experiences that worth to share?
I have read documents that come with the SDK, it seems that there is no
You might like to look at "par" by David Williams. It is a tool to work with
Palm databases, both PDB and PRC. The source code is available.
Bodo
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If you are using CW, then you can compile your programs with C++, using the
palm .h headers. One of the HS.h header files will give plenty of errors
because an enum dealing with the phone code is incorrectly terminated with a
comma(,) on the last element of the enum. Otherwise you should be ok.
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Subject: RE: Trouble with classes
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Is there a good place where I can check to see which items should be
C and which ones C++?
What I am getting from the last post was that the he
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