the row does get filled properly, the borders separating each column
is not being colored.
Any ideas?
Use TblSetColumnSpacing and TblSetColumnWidth to ensure that the columns
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~Foo() DATA_SECTION;
UInt32 GetValue() constDATA_SECTION_OFF;
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I use the *_OFF macros to easily move a method into the main section
(usually for debugging).
Also, inlines and sections don't mix at all. Don't do that.
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The 4th argument takes a pointer, not an integer.
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to split your
code into more/smaller segments.
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DmOpenDatabaseByTypeCreator would work as you were hoping.
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On Mon, Apr 19, 2004 at 02:36:03PM -0600, Eric Yun wrote:
Many documents indicate that if I am using some MathLib functions, the
users must install MathLib.prc. Is this correct? If this is true, it
seems I have to write my own math functions
What makes you say that?
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the code that the C compiler
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errors.
Same thing. If you keep locking your appinfo block without unlocking it,
you will eventually reach the lock limit.
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the serialized stream. On
the other side, you unserialize the stream and populate the
structure. You will have to design the communication protocol so that
both sides know what each byte in the stream means.
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I couldn't emulate Network Hotsync with Palm OS
Emulator.
Make sure network hotsync is enabled in the Setup dialog (right click
the hotsync icon and choose setup).
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UInt16 cardno;
LocalID dbid;
DmGetNextDatabaseByTypeCreator(true, 'calc', 'appl', true, cardno, dbid);
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On Fri, Mar 05, 2004 at 12:07:41PM -0300, Alexandre Luz Barreto wrote:
Dave Carrigan wrote:
DmSearchStateType search;
UInt16 cardno;
LocalID dbid;
DmGetNextDatabaseByTypeCreator(true, 'calc', 'appl', true, cardno, dbid);
Should be
DmGetNextDatabaseByTypeCreator(search, 'appl', 'calc', true
to
expand the virtual disk to add the extra 670 megs to install it all
=).
I thought I heard you say once that you got a simulator running in
Wine. Or was I imagining things?
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In the latter case, the browser never sees the php code; it's interpreted
by the server before the response is sent to the client.
In the former case, this would surprise me. I've never heard of a
PocketPC port for PHP.
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window, and just ssh in.
I've been running vmware since 1999 (v. 1.0), and have happily paid for
every upgrade since. And I'll pay for the 4.5 upgrade too.
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script could ever do, without doing more work than is
necessary.
Make is a just a general-purpose system to manage production rules, and
to dismiss it out of hand as being outdated or no longer necessary,
is to completely miss the point of the tool.
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, and it actually leads to another pitfall: the section
that the template methods belong to can grow quite large quite
fast. You're often better off putting a template class into its own
section rather than sharing it with another section.
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to use
than a temp database. We would need to see the code you're using to
store the bitmap to see why it's corrupted.
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the results of the call to SysGetROMToken? The
docs clearly say:
If this function returns an error, or if the returned pointer to the
buffer is NULL, or if the first byte of the text buffer is 0xFF, then
no serial number is available.
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Could someone tell me how to re-program the 'home' button on the silkscreen.
I want to replace the lancher with my own program.
Read the docs on PrefSetPreference().
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override the target
app on a 5.x device?
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, but there aren't very many right now unless
you're doing graphic intensive stuff.
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tungsten simulator (windows only :-()
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doesn't work together with
the development environment I'm using.
What development environment are you using?
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++ IN THOSE CONDITIONS ???
Don't use objects and new/delete when you don't have
globals. Realistically, you won't be doing much when you don't have
globals, so you don't really need a lot of C++ there.
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of graffiti and then restore it on
winEnterEvent.
This issue was just discussed - and solved - yesterday on this very
forum. Doesn't anybody read the archives any more?
See http://tinyurl.com/r5yq
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If I launch the app when the screen is landscape/collapsed, then posting
another window will always cause the app to revert to
landscape/collapsed.
This will be very disconcerting for my users, so I hope there's
something I'm missing to fix this problem.
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On Wed, Oct 15, 2003 at 04:19:15PM -0500, Hildinger, Robert wrote:
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I'm having a strange issue with the dynamic input area on the T|3.
I don't believe this is expected behavior - it should be fixable.
After ripping
);
Exactly what kind of problem are you encountering? I.e., what are you
expecting, and what are your actual results?
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it to be an empty value or defining it to be a numeric value
won't affect that conditional.
Ben is correct that it would be better that pilrc handles empty defines,
but in the meantime, this is as good a workaround as any.
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bytes have the high bit set.
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especially don't want to do
this if all you're planning to do is copy data from a file stream into
the allocated memory.
Instead, change the architecture of your application so that it uses standard
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to resize handles is not one of them.
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reading even if you don't
actually need it for anything.
You're specifically interested in dreloc.c.
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Add these flags to your link command:
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On Tue, Sep 16, 2003 at 12:54:49PM -0500, Eric Potter wrote:
Is there a was to get MemPtrNew to call the contructor when you craete
a new class?
Use the new operator; that's what it's for.
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The 64K limitation I think is an arbitrary choice. If I recall
correctly, the chunk header allows up to 16M chunks, but they limit it
to 64K because the hotsync protocol only supports up to 64K record
sizes.
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with new. The only
thing is that it can cause memory fragmentation (this is generally true
in any OS, but on small-memory systems it can be more of a
problem). However, the same thing can be said if you allocate a handle
and lock it for the length of the program.
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Don't set handled to true; it prevents PalmOS from doing some of its own cleanup.
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API? If the compiler you're using is C++, then you can use new
and delete.
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there is no chance that the list will be popped up. Also,
you don't need the LstDrawList call.
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code that may not cause problems the device you happen to have
right now, but might cause problems on other devices or other versions
of PalmOS. A well-written app will not trigger any errors from the
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from memory location
0x14, and 0x14 == 20.
You should get a good book on C and programming with C pointers. If the
people on the C forum had read your code more carefully, they would have
seen the problem as well.
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behavior, you might
as well bypass BmpCreate and call MemChunkNew directly. Neither method
is likely to be guaranteed to work under later versions of PalmOS, but
at least the latter is cleaner.
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. It was so close to the metal that it makes C look like Visual
Basic. However, it did teach me what a pointer was, so when I started
learning C I already understood them.
I think if you ask on any C forum, they'll have lots of suggestions. It's
probably even in a FAQ somewhere.
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(FieldAttrType));
FldGetAttributes(fldP, fldAttr);
...
MemPtrFree(fldAttr);
Hint: don't do it this way, but it might give you some insight on what
was wrong with your code.
Also, find a good book on C that explains pass by reference via pointers
vs. pass by value.
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about? That's simply not true for any C compiler
I've ever seen.
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On Fri, Aug 08, 2003 at 12:50:21PM -0300, rguevara wrote:
more clean:
i can resize one handle what was assignaded with DmGetRecord() ?
Don't use MemHandleResize, use DmResizeRecord.
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On Fri, Aug 08, 2003 at 03:41:24PM -0400, bullshark wrote:
On Fri, 8 Aug 2003 09:51:28 -0700, Dave Carrigan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, Aug 08, 2003 at 12:26:13PM -0400, bullshark wrote:
static char* gPlateString =
PL3/16x\0PL1/4x\0PL5/16x\0PL3/8x\0PL1/2x\0PL5/8x\0;
It's still
;
use Palm::Raw;
use Data::Dumper;
Palm::PDB::RegisterPDBHandlers(Palm::Raw, );
Palm::PDB::RegisterPRCHandlers(Palm::Raw, );
my $pdb = Palm::PDB-new;
$pdb-Load($ARGV[0]);
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that pointer.
You should be doing
MemHandle h = SysFormPointerArrayToStrings(gPlateString, 6);
gListString = (char**)MemHandleLock(h);
...
MemHandleFree(h);
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to x; the value is compiler dependent.
In C++ this won't even compile without a cast, and EVERY time you need
to cast anything that isn't a pointer, you should be doing some serious
introspection as to whether your code is correct.
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databases. As long as your resource database
is open, FrmAlert will find the alert resource.
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the sysAppLaunchCmdSystemReset launch code to do it at system
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for keyDownEvents when the character is one of
vchrHard1, vchrHard2, calcChr, findChr, etc. If you get such an event,
do not pass it to SysHandleEvent().
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().
These steps are correct.
I think this is correct, but I am a little concerned because doesn't
MemHandleNew give me a handle to the dynamic heap?
Your concern is well-founded. That's why you should use DmNewHandle().
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see a function
to list or search files
with a specific extension, for exemple.??
You have to write your own. VFSDirEntryEnumerate() would be a good
starting point.
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pty's:
socat PTY,link=/tmp/host-pty PTY,link=/tmp/pose-pty
On the pose side, set up the serial port to be /tmp/pose-pty
On the host side, set the serial port of the host software to be
/tmp/host-pty. I.e.,
pilot-xfer -p /tmp/host-pty -l
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string
data often terminate their records with NUL. This is a side effect of
working with NUL-terminated strings, not a requirement of the OS.
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, depending on the length
of the string that precedes the two-byte integer. The best way to get a
UInt16 back from a location that is not necessarily aligned on an even
boundary is
UInt16 dest;
Char* source
MemMove(dest, source, sizeof(dest));
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your input block always a multiple of 8, probably by padding it with
NULs.
Also note that StrLen will not correctly determine the size of the block
if you have multibyte characters, so you'll have to use some other
method to determine how many bytes a string occupies.
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once it's finished running (which is the only other
thing the launcher does that you can't do). There's no good way to do
that. In fact, even the launcher doesn't always do it right (for
example, if you do a reset while inside the copied app).
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with the -run_app option.
You might want to look at putting some of that stuff in a .gdbinit file.
Certainly the target palmos command can be put there. There are probably
other things you can do from inside gdb.
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that will encode all the blocks in your
plaintext.
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Use cron to run the program as often as you want. man cron
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if the time limit has passed, but what code do I
use to close the dialog - do I call a function or create an event?
After the time limit expires, use CtlHitControl to simulate hitting a
button on the dialog.
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the class method after somehow acquiring the pointer to the
appropriate object. You will have to decide on the mechanism to use to
allow the static method find that pointer.
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starts running. Only works for PalmOS 4.0+, but then almost all VFS
support is 4.0+ anyway. I don't know for sure if it will work, but it's
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and launch it, and the next time your app runs, it should check for the
existence of the other app and delete it. If you don't want the user to
see the app in the launcher, set the hidden bit.
But, we really need to know what you want to do before we can give you
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the sclRepeatEvent. This will cause problems. Second, is it possible
that you're setting the clip rectangle in the handler and forgetting to
reset it before leaving the handler?
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there.
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always fails. What Am I missing here ?
The magic number returned in the err variable probably provides a
valuable clue.
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On Fri, 2002-06-28 at 21:15, Dave Lippincott wrote:
DmGetNextDatabaseByTypeCreator and use type 'appl'
Its documented in the OS reference
Or even better, SysCreateDataBaseList(), since it looks like it was
custom written for application launcher type problems.
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, indexed on language.
My problem is the strings used in the recource file, such as help strings,
button text, window titles, menu text etc.
You can't do it in a single .prc, but you can do it with an overlay.
Read the docs on the overlay manager.
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reverted to
the 1-1 version.
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On Sun, 2002-06-09 at 21:06, Craig Belson wrote:
FldSetTextPtr(tempfieldptr,tempcd.artistname);
FldDrawField(tempfieldptr);
You need a call to FldRecalculateField.
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(FrmTypesForm);
my_initialization_stuff(frmP);
FrmDoDialog(frmP);
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. If you're planning to represent currency and require exact
decimals, you should use integers.
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. Recalibrating the stylus only temproarly corrects the
problem. This happens straight out of the box with no additional software
installed.
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code with no error checking):
UInt16 s,e;
Char* text;
FldGetSelection(field, s, e);
text = MemPtrNew(e - s + 1);
StrNCopy(text, FldGetTextPtr(field) + s, e - s);
text[e - s] = '\0';
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Is it possible to make a single sound like bip.
If you can live with one of the existing system sounds (i.e., the little
beep it plays when you tap on a control), then you could use
SndPlaySystemSound().
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less-than-perfect conditions that you might not be able to
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. There's a patch available; see these archives or the
prc-tools archives on Sourceforge.
4. I moved a function out of the first segment and it doesn't seem to be
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Can't help without more information.
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the difference between
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char x[20];
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Store it in flash memory, assuming that the device has enough free flash
memory.
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the same creator id, and you don't have any extra
data in databases that needs to be deleted, then you should just be able
to install the new version over top of the old one.
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I think that FrmGlueSetHelpID() will work for you.
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passing some strange pointers to the
function. I use VFSFileGetDBRecord all the time; this works for me:
MemHandle h;
Err err = VFSFileGetDBRecord(filehandle, ndx, h, NULL, NULL);
// do stuff
MemHandleFree(h);
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to handle setting up the
pointers in the UnpackedTestDBRecordType so that they point to the
proper bytes in the TestDBRecordType's data member.
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