in a different PRC. Also, on non-Latin
devices the font IDs could be different.
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numeric space glyph at
position 0x80, starting with Palm OS 3.3.
What this means is that Constructor might still have older fonts with
the numeric space at this location, so it looks OK when you're
editing the UI, but at run-time you'll see the Euro. Try running your
app with a 3.1 ROM, and see w
ther wind up jumping to the real routines in
ROM, or provide reasonable approximations of correct behavior on
older devices.
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d checking the insertion point of a non-editable
field?
Ken Krugler wrote:
It would be great if you could send me the app, with a reproducible
test case. We've run into (and fixed) other problems with alerts and
long messages, but this is a new one to me.
Another option, if you're handy with th
(not lite), you can develop Palm
applications in C++.
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Please explain conduit using VC
epending on
how you determine the resource file to modify, you might wind up
modifying the name in the overlay or the name in the base (your app),
but not in both places.
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Is the value of recindex valid for all your databases?
You should also use DmGetLastErr() to check for errors after calling
DmQueryRecord().
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, then your code will
fail.
Also, there could be situations in future versions of the Palm OS
where an application _does_ get temporarily copied into memory before
it's executed, and thus your changes won't "stick".
So my question would be why you need to have a self-modifying app?
-
code to check whether an
address is odd or even before attempting word/long accesses, and
inject byte-access code for you.
What compilers have you used in the past that would do this sort of
thing, and what were the target CPUs?
-- Ken
PS - Note that when you use the Simulator on a Mac, it does
I never got a survey. Palm does not love me :(
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I just got
with some of the games out there. Any hints or tips?
Thanks,
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h Japanese (Shift-JIS) as well.
If I was going to hazard a guess, it would be that the algorithm has
a problem with sign-extension, such that English user names with
characters in the high-ASCII range would also fail.
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I wrote an article about this a while back. You can still get the
code for compressing bitmaps at ftp://ftp.transpac.com/bitmaps/
-- Ken
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From: "Kijang Jung" [EMAIL
at answers this
specific question.
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erly in
Constructor. At least it works for me, using Constructor 1.2 on Mac
OS 8.6 with the Japanese Language Kit.
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re running under - for example,
the Text Manager routines. In those cases the PalmOSGlue.lib library
contains glue routines that either call through to the new routine
(if it exists), or execute code to do the right thing based on the
older OS version.
-- Ken
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Tim,
Perhaps you meant to pass 'i' and not 'index' to DmReleaseRecord()?
DmReleaseRecord(gFpurDB, index, true);
Your code will only release the record of 'index' that is passed to foo()
-Ken
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Do you have less than 2 records in your database when running this code?
index = 2 may not be a valid index since it will be reassigned if you have
less than 2 recs.
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to do that either.
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The creation time is a 32-bit value. Have you taken account the word
ordering difference between Palm and Intel machines? (That's if you are
using a PC)
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causing
your error.
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I would go with GCC. It is the most flexible and the price is right (free).
You'll also gain knowledge in C programming which is usable on other
platforms.
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I say it's flexible because since it is a C compiler, you are only limited
by your coding ability as opposed to tools that provide an IDE where you may
get stuck by the tool's limitatiions. The callback hack is fixed in
PRC-Tools 2.0.
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to handle
conversion from Unicode (what XML uses) into the device's character
set.
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Petrus,
I've got no input on whether or not you really need a
higher-resolution timer, but there's code to do what you want at
ftp://ftp.transpac.com/timer
-- Ken
But let me put the question in another form:
Is there a way to read the time/tick count/other with accuracy of about 1ms
Could be write permission problem.
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Hi All,
I am
this note along to the documentation group.
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I'll look at
fixing up in the future.
For now, your only solution is to make it a customTableItem, and do
the right thing in your call-back procedure. The ToDo app handles it
this way.
Note that the table date drawing code also appends a '!' for dates
before or equal to the current date.
-- Ken
K
ere you have to code
specifically for ASCII/Latin, but those are few and far between.
-- Ken
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Can you give a more detailed description of your 'solution'? Maybe we can
help you find the real cause of the problem so that you can avoid this
kludge. You may have gotten your program to work but you may also be hiding
a potential larger problem.
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, examine
the log files for more details on the sequence of events that caused the
error.
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I've done something similar. I've assigned a hidden category to my records
to indicate if they are viewable/nonviewable and then retrieve the viewable
records using functions like DmQueryNextInCategory() to populate the table.
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I believe the original formula was correct.
xx = 0.
price = 1.95
yy = xx + 1 (00.0+1)
price = 2.00
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to modify
their app to be multi-byte aware.
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Apparently, it was long enough ago that the laws of physics have changed since then.
If the radiation is omnidirectional then the
field strength falls off as the inverse second power of distance (only if you are far
away from the source compared to the size of
the source).
"John E. Christ
support for
A4-based globals.
-- Ken
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Official information states
he results of
calling TxtPrepFindString with the string entered by the user in the
Find form (the FindParamsType.strAsTyped string).
-- Ken
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record, and then passing
that around as a Char parameter to routines.
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for the UI object (e.g. a text field) to be kCustomFontID.
-- Ken
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Not really. It's like using a s
, chrRightArrow,
chrDownArrow, chrUpArrow, and TxtCharIsPrint(theCharacter) == true.
-- Ken
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I've seen this too. It happened to me when I was using multiple databases
in my app. When I converted to one DB, it went away. Not sure what's the
cause.
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Symptoms described in the archives are similar just that I was using 3.1
Release ROMs
not 3.3.
-Ken
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Jason,
What you can do is have one column and display all your data in that one
column (but print your data in such a way that appears to be multiple
columns).
-Ken
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Are you drawing your fields *before* calling FrmDrawForm()?
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After pressing the
Then that's your problem. The fields should be drawn after FrmDrawForm().
If you draw your fields before, the screen image is saved before the next
form is displayed. When your modal dialog closes, this image is restored
thus displaying the fields from the previous dialog.
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Another way is the method used by the built-in apps (eg AddressBook). Bit
fields are used to indicate if a field exists in the record. I find that
this method is best for memory conservation. You won't waste a byte for
each empty field when using deliminators and fixed length always causes
Are using using OS 3.5? I had a similar occurance. The cause was that my
custom draw routine is being
called on 3.5 when a record no longer exist in the database.
Example:
- I have a table listing the short description of each record.
- A row is tapped and this brings me to a detail screen.
-
selects
enough of the text to not be able to undo it, and only if you press the
backspace key.
This could be a bug in the field code or the form code, though it's
not obvious from looking at the source. A stack crawl would be very
useful, as would a dump of the contents of the field structure...ar
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From: "gaurav palvia" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon, 29 May 2000 11:04:07 +0530
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Thnax a lot Ken for ur detailed response i will be highly thankul if u clear
a few more doubts regardi
't personally tested the GCC version...my current best guess is
that it has a bug where it always assumes that the IntlDispatch trap
doesn't exist.
Let me know the version of Palm OS you're testing under, and also any
information (date/file size) of the Palm OS Glue library that you're
linking again
is TxtGlue.h.
-- Ken
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utilities as well.
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is different.
Any ideas on how I should work around this? (Maybe I'll just hard
code the boundary dimensions)
-Ken
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I was using SDK 3.1 initially and it never worked. According to John
Marshall, I should be using SDK 3.5. (something to do with selectorised
functions). I upgraded my code to 3.5 and it worked.
-Ken
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Hi all.
I have a table with textTableItem style. I cannot make the fields wrap for
some reason. I have set the proper attributes for the field from the fn set
by TblLoadDataProcedure. Anyone have same the problem? Can anyone give me
some pointers please?
Thanks for reading this!
Ken
.
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Instead of creating message boxes, why not use Palm Reporter from
www.palmos.com? I found the Palm Reporter utility to be an extremely
helpful tool. You can emit traces from your app and monitor them with
Reporter. You do not have to repeatedly recompile with debugging messages
and execution
you've got a bounding
rectangle and your text/font run info, then the only other two pieces
of info you'll need are the scroll amount (number of lines "above"
the top of your bounding rect) and the byte offset to the first
displayable line.
-- Ken
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Al,
Not that this is your problem, but calling
FldGetAttributes/FldSetAttributes is a good idea, versus directly
hitting the fldP-attr bits. Currently there's not much difference,
but in the future the field code may be smarter about dealing with
programmatically changing attributes.
-- Ken
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Ken Krugler wrote:
You'll get a penDownEvent in your event loop when the user taps
ounds were:
Latin -
top 164
left27
height 56
width 62 (alpha), 44 (numeric)
Japanese -
top 164
left44
height 56
width 50 (alpha), 48 (numeric)
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Are you checking your launch codes before using globals 007? :) Your app
will get called
after a HotSync, executing the main routine. If globals are accessed during
this time, your app will crash.
-Ken
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PRC-Tools 2.0? I can see traces from the supplied test app so I know that
the install/config is ok. When I try to emit traces from my own app,
nothing happens. I have included hostcontrol.h from POSE and my code calls
I have, using PRC Tools 2.0. My apps are 2 segments and so far so good.
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I've
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Do you have all three parameters (^1, ^2, and ^3) in your alert?
When you call FrmCustomAlert, don't pass in NULL if your alert
uses ^1, ^2, and
WeekStringsP = (Char*)MemHandleLock(dayOfWeekStringsH);
bytesPerDayName = StrLen(dayOfWeekStringsP) / daysInWeek;
MemMove(oDayNameString, dayOfWeekStringsP + (iDOWNumber *
bytesPerDayName), bytesPerDayName - 1);
oDayNameString[bytesPerDayName] = '\0';
}
-- Ken
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from being
localizable, for two reasons.
a. You've got a hard-coded string in your code.
b. The localizers are unable to re-order parameters in the message,
which is frequently necessary to get a grammatically correct (or at
least reasonable) translation.
-- Ken
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to
draw multi-line static text.
2. Otherwise, calling WinDrawTruncChars is the easiest way to draw
truncated text with a terminating ellipsis character. You can use
WinGlueDrawTruncChars in the PalmOSGlue library if you need pre-3.1
compatibility.
-- Ken
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LineHeight();
iText += bytesThatFit;
}
}
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Your app may be accessing global variables regardless
of the launch flag. Make sure you check the launch flag before
using globals.
-Ken
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You are returning a pointer to memory you have just free'd. Won't this be a
problem?
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tell me the best way narrow
down the
problem?
I am using GCC ported to Windows (0.5.0 variety) with the 3.1 SDK.
I have included my PilotMain below. Thanks for any help.
Ken
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DWord PilotMain(Word cmd, Ptr cmdPBP, Word launchFlags)
{
Word error =
es without any text) using
WinDrawGrayLine, but text is drawn using using the correct underline.
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You need to pad your single byte data to even bytes so that the structs
after them can be addressed. The Palm can only address structs on even byte
boundaries.
-Ken
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I believe the size is in bytes not kb, so you can have records smaller than
1K.
-Ken
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, I am not
sure how to debug it. Can anyone tell me the best way narrow down the
problem?
I am using GCC ported to Windows (0.5.0 variety) with the 3.1 SDK.
Thanks in advance.
Ken Miller
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Tim,
1 - CharPtr c is a _pointer_ to a string. It is not pointing to any valid
memory to store data. You must allocate some memory and assign c to point
to that area.
2,3: These functions expect a Record Index not the Unique ID.
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to expand the extended font
table.
Good luck,
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TxtGlueParamString
TxtGlueStrEncoding
TxtGluePrepFindString
I'll see what I can do about getting a fixed version of PalmOSGlue
posted to the developer web site asap.
Thanks for the report...
-- Ken
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the
problem?
I am using GCC ported to Windows (0.5.0 variety) with the 3.1 SDK.
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After installing 2 of my apps and running them for the first time,
POSE says: ("AMX" has just performed an illegal operation. It performed a
"bus error") after I do a reset. The apps work fine, just that I get this
when I select reset on POSE. Once the message appears, it does not go
Thems fightin' words in my neighborhood.
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and
When my apps are installed and executed, I get an "AMX" error on a
soft reset on POSE.
It happens with the 3.02 ROMs extracted from my Palm V.
It does not occur on the actual unit or if I use the 3.0 debug ROM
on POSE.
Any ideas?
Do you have 1000 hardcorded in your call to DmNewRecord() perhaps?
-Ken
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I meant the binary code distributed in the SDK. Can the binaries in the SDK
(*.o's and *.lib's) be linked with GCC or do they only work with
CodeWarrior?
Ken
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tiple code sections specified
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Thanks! That did the trick.
Now I'm encountering another problem. After I break my app into multi
segments following the steps outlined in the docs, POSE says: "UIAppShell"
reports "Main.c, Line: 301, Could not launch application." when I execute
it. Does anyone know what
You are correct. It was missing the code resource. When modifying my
build script to remove references to *.grc files, I failed to include the
output from the linker in the build-prc line.
Thank You,
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other two types of special keyDown events. Perhaps a
better name for EvtKeyDownIsVirtual would have been
EvtKeyDownIsSpecial.
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Can anyone tell me the best way to debug a program so
that I can get the line number to narrow down the
problem? I am getting a memory leak problem and not
sure how to find out where it is coming from.
I am using GCC ported to Windows (0.5.0 variety) with
the 3.1 SDK.
Thanks in advance.
Ken
received a
newsletter. I also can't find any newsletter archives in the marketing area
listed above. Am I missing something?
Thanks.
Ken Davidson
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') as your parameter prototype.
Tried it and it didn't make a difference. Still same
error message.
Do you have any code before the line
containing "UInt index = ..."?
Ok, you got me there. That fixed it.
Thanks,
Ken
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Can anyone tell me the best way to debug a program so
that I can get the line number to narrow down the
problem? I am getting a memory leak problem and not
sure how to find out where it is coming from.
I am using GCC ported to Windows (0.5.0 variety) with
the 3.1 SDK.
Thanks in advance.
Ken
That fixed the error. I just substituted it straight out and it worked.
Thanks.
Ken
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to TextMgr.h.
Though if you're including PalmOS.h, both of these files are
included for you.
As other people have noted, if you want your app to run on pre-3.1
versions of the OS, you should use the TxtGlueCharIsXXX routines
found in PalmOSGlue.lib, which you then link against.
-- Ken
Ken Krugler
character encoding. Characters that are specific
to a given character encoding are contained in separate header files,
for example CharLatin.h and CharShiftJIS.h. If you want to use one of
these encoding-specific files, you'll want to define
NON_INTERNATIONAL first, then include them.
-- Ken
Ken
I have implemented process similar to what you are describing using
conduits. The conduits connect to the SQL database during a HotSync.
Conduits can be written in C++ or JAVA so you can call database API's to
query, retrieve and update your SQL database.
-Ken
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tion which demonstrates a
CodeWarrior project file and appropriate folders/resource files for
building Japanese (and other languages). Download the SDK, take a
look at it, and then post again if you've still got questions.
-- Ken
Ken Krugler
TransPac Software, Inc.
http://www.transpac.com
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In addition to clearing the field, you should also unset its corresponding
flag
in AddrDBRecordFlags.
-Ken
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