It's ok. I know it's difficult to contain one's excitement about the
EventAnalyzerHack :)
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How do Pocket PC devices manage to do it? They seem to be connected to the
PC at all times.
-Ken
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Subject: RE:
Use the DEFAULTBUTTON tag and specify your 'cancel' button instead.
-Ken
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Subject: Alert box defaults
Thanks guys, your suggestions were really helpful
I'm changing the buttons to non-graphical with no label and using FORMBITMAP
to draw the bitmap It is working fine except for one thing:
On POSE debug ROMs, highlighted push buttons with bitmaps are not redrawn in
the selected state when
I have a *rcp file that defines buttons with bitmaps as their
labels On OS's that support bitmaps, they appear correct On OS's that do
not, garbage characters appear
For OS's that do not support bitmaps on buttons, is it possible to show
its text label instead? (without having
You haven't specified any rows.
Try:
TABLE ID tbTable AT ( 5 15 150 130 ) ROWS 10 COLUMNS 4
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Subject:
Oops, I meant records numbers are maintained 0 to (nRecords - 1)
-Ken
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Sent: Monday, January 28, 2002 9:13 AM
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Subject: Problem with removing all the
After deletion of a record, the record index's are reassigned. They are
always maintained 1 - nRecords. Try always passing index=0 to
DmRemoveRecord() or delete the entire database and recreate it.
-Ken
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If you would read your mail more carefully, someone has already replied to
your inquiry. Perhaps in your extreme urgency, you have overlooked it.
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I've never encountered problems hiding and showing objects. The behavior
you describe can be attributed to overwriting bounds of user memory. When I
was setting the form title to a string longer than the original length, I've
also seen weird stuff like this happen. Can you isolate you code to
Use a scissor. Get it? Cutting strings? Ha ha!
Sorry, couldn't resist ...
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Sent: Thursday, October 04, 2001 9:54 AM
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Subject: Re: Cuting strings
You can save data using the various mechanisms (database, preference, etc)
that both prc's can share.
Have the first app save the data, switch to the second app and read the
data.
-Ken
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Another possible solution is to just create your own 'new' flag.
You WILL know if a user creates a new rec in your app. Just store a flag
(preferably a bit field) in your data indicating this.
-Ken
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All versions were using the same creator. Tapping on both icons brings the
user to the same app. If the user goes to delete, it only shows once.
After deletion, both icons disappear. If the app is reinstalled, it shows
twice again. Very strange... I'm not certain as to which OS they are
A small percentage of my users are reporting that my app is showing
twice in the Launcher. I have not been able to duplicate this. Can anyone
clue me in as to what could be the cause? My app is a multi-segment
developed with PRC-Tools 2.0.
Thanks.
-Ken
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Sorry, just had to correct the spelling :)
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If you know the string is always 25 bytes, why don't you just jump to the
26th for the next field?
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Subject: conduit
A conduit can do anything a C or Java program can do since it is writen with
one of these languages. So whatever you can do in C or Java, can be done in
a conduit (including launching other executables). Look into functions that
manages the creating of external processes or executing system
I also face the same dilema. I have a Save button on my forms that
validates and commits the data. When the button is pressed, the entire form
is validated and notifes the user of any errors. If the app is exited in
any way before the Save button is pressed, TOO BAD! If there's a better
did you try installing your app on the IIIx without the other apps? if it
still crashes, you can rule out the low memory theory.
-Ken
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To: Palm
. But if an application
crashes at any Palm device, this application has bug(s). Doesn't Palm
Install program take care of the low memory problem? Do you add code to
handle low memory before the application launches?
-Elizabeth
Yu, Ken [IT] [EMAIL PROTECTED
I know this is a bit off topic but I read somewhere a while back (Yahoo!
science news?) that the speed off light 'c' might not be constant after all.
There are unexplained variations between the calculated and actual positions
of spacecraft that lead some to question the value of 'c'. Ok, now
MemHandleSize ()
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If your database scheme is not complex and if you're up to it, you can treat
each record as a database.
(ie divide up the Palm record into multiple custom DB's and records). Of
course, it's your responsibility to interpret the data. In the end you'll
just have one Palm database that will
Hi,
Is there any possible way of programmatically determining the model of a
Palm OS device?
(ie Palm II,V,Vx, VII, Handsping, Sony etc ...)
Thanks,
Ken
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Subject: Re: Determining Device model
On Wed, 20 Jun 2001, Yu, Ken [IT] wrote:
Hi,
Is there any possible way of programmatically determining the model of a
Palm OS
What do you do in the morning? The time will be 12:00 regardless of
AM/PM.
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Hi
Try using Palm Reporter from the palmos website. I use it with GCC and it
works very well.
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Mr. Solokov perhaps?
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Subject: Who is supporting prc-tools at Palm now ?
After reading the tools-forum it
Have you considered just using ONE form and update it as necessary when
calling up the next record?
-Ken
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Subject:
There's nothing funky about the Hide/Show approach as the Palm DateBook uses
this technique for the repeating event screen. Since there are bugs in the
OS when dynamically creating form objects, this would be the next preferred
method.
-Ken
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I'm trying to use the FloatMgr with PRCTools. It seems that
__FLOATMGR_H__ is defined somewhere during compilation. So, when I include
FloatMgr.h, the header file is effectively ingnored. I even put the
#include FloatMgr.h in the first line of my file but still no go. I can't
declare
Look in the log files. You can narrow it down to the events that trigger
the error. Another tip is to use the Palm Reporter to monitor the execution
of your program during a gremlin test.
-Ken
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Aaron,
I envy you. how can you work on Palm and always keep a smiling face? :)
-Ken
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Sent: Tuesday, February 13, 2001 8:46 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re:
If the field is empty, NULL is returned from FldGetTextPtr(). Check for
this before calling
DmWrite().
-Ken
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Globals variables are supported on Palm. However, they are only available
in certain launch conditions.
(e.g. you can't use them if your app is called because of a HotSync or if an
alarm if fired).
-Ken
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Are you aware that your PRC is actually executed after a HotSync? If you
are not checking the launch codes, you may be executing code that can crash
the Palm. A common mistake is not checking the launch code and using global
variables.
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Does anyone know the format of a 16-bit FloatType? I need to generate this
value from a conduit.
Thanks a bunch,
-Ken
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Records start at 0. You've hardcoded '1' to DmQueryRecord(). Maybe that's
your problem?
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Have you looked at the Palm Reporter?. It does exactly what you need.
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Is there any
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Subject: globals
How can I acess the system globals? Is there a function or a trick for
that?
Thanks! Best
I am receiving this error: "Record left locked in closed unprotected DB".
I have a form with a table. One of the columns is an editable text field
and is linked to a database record. If I tab into this field and then tap
on the Applications icon to exit the app, I get this error. However, I
: Yu, Ken [IT]
Reply To: Palm Developer Forum
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Subject: "Record left locked" error using edit in place
I am receiving this error: "Record left locked in closed unprotected DB&quo
We'll be good, we promise!!
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Although this gets rid of the error messages, it does not eliminate the
label corruption problem.
-Ken
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Subject:
If you're using dynamic creation of controls, there's a bug in the OS that
causes this.
-Ken
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Subject:
Thanks for the replies. It reassures me that I'm not going crazy.
Have any of you tried your code (dynamic creation and removal of form
objects) on the 3.5 debug color ROM? On this ROM, I get "has just read
from an unallocated chunk of memory." when adding a control. I think it is
probably
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Subject: Re: FrmRemoveObject() quirk
Yes, it is the PrvFixupPointers bug (search the archives for more
I am using FrmRemoveObject() to remove dynamically created objects
(controls, fields). It seems that I must remove them in the reverse order
that they were created. If not, I get a "App has just read directly from
memory manager data structures.". I see no mention of this behavior in the
Wouldn't
recordP-fields[index]="";
be a problem?
Won't the empty string become invalid once the function is exited?
-Ken
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To: Palm
A Palm can communicate with a PC @ 115,200 bits per second (HotSync max
speed) which is 14,400 bytes per second. This means a byte of data can be
clocked in at 14.4KHz which is greater that 9KHz. So, wouldn't this be
theoretically possible?
-Ken
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You might want to try using a seperate category for your records. This also
gives you the ability to use the category API's for data retrieval.
-Ken
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How do you determine 'size'? Is it large enough to store your entire
record?
-Ken
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Sent: Monday, August 14, 2000 4:38 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: DmWriteCheck
Tim,
I think the problem you are experiencing is that 3.5 refreshes a table more
often than earlier OS's. This causes your CustomDrawProcesure's to be
called when you do not expect it. They may be called at a time your record
is no longer available (eg after a delete) to refresh the table.
How are you populating your tables? Are you using the method of storing the
record number in the table's Row ID and then letting your
CustomDrawProcedure query the database and displaying the row? If so, try
to figure out which record number your CustomDrawProcedure is processing by
using Palm
A conduit is a module that performs the synchronization logic between the
desktop and the Palm. It is usually a .dll executed by the HotSync manager.
A conduit runs on the desktop (not on the Palm). HotSync Conduits can be
developed in VC++ or in Java.
Using the full release of CodeWarrior
Is the value of recindex valid for all your databases?
You should also use DmGetLastErr() to check for errors after calling
DmQueryRecord().
-Ken
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I never got a survey. Palm does not love me :(
-Ken
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Subject: Bad Developer Survey format
I just got the
Can anyone share any techniques on how to produce high speed
animation? I've experimented with creating an offscreen buffer and copying
it to the display using WinCopyRectangle(). Even at the fastest possible
iterations through the event loop, the performance does not seem to compare
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.
-Ken
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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)
-Ken
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Tim,
DmRemoveRecord() removes the entire from memory while DmDeleteRecord()
removes just the data but leaves behind the record header. It is possible
that your table redraw routine accesses deleted records (because the header
is still available) and tries to use data that is no longer valid
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.
-Ken
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How is it more flexible? Do you still have to use the lame callback hack,
or has that been fixed?
--b
"Yu
Could be write permission problem.
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Subject: Problem Sync'ing Address Book (disk full?)
Hi All,
I am
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.
-Ken
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You can test on different OS's by loading the respective ROMs into the
emulator.
The purpose of the gremlins is to report any abnormal behavior in running
your program and shouldn't be ignored.
The error you are seeing can occur if you exceed the bounds of memory you
allocated. (eg setting the
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.
-Ken
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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
feeling guilty for pricing $1.95 instead of $2.00
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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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Sent: Friday, June 09, 2000
Symptoms described in the archives are similar just that I was using 3.1
Release ROMs
not 3.3.
-Ken
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Subject:
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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Subject: Modal form over a Form
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.
-
My app has a table with a custom draw procedure with an increased
row height. On OS's earlier than 3.5, this draw procedure does not get
called when the a tblEnterEvent is received but is called on 3.5. When the
procedure is executed during tblEnterEvent, the row height passed is 11.
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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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
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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Has anyone got the Palm Reporter (tracing utility) to work with
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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Subject: Multi-segment and GCC
I've
you mistakenly use StrCopy(), MemSet() in your PC programs...
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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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To: Palm
You are returning a pointer to memory you have just free'd. Won't this be a
problem?
-Ken
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Reply To: Palm Developer Forum
Sent: Tuesday, April 25, 2000 9:12 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Adding Strings -
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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Sent: Monday, April
I believe the size is in bytes not kb, so you can have records smaller than
1K.
-Ken
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Sent: Friday, April 14, 2000 9:02 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: Opening and
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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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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Sent: Thursday, April 06, 2000 4:24 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Michael Sokolov and prc-tools-0.6.0 are back!
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?
-Ken
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Do you have 1000 hardcorded in your call to DmNewRecord() perhaps?
-Ken
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Reply To: Palm Developer Forum
Sent: Thursday, April 06, 2000 6:08 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: ?Record size - is 1K the minimum?
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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Has anyone had any success in using 'multigen' from PRC Tools 2.0?
I have a .def file with only one line:
multiple code { "editfns" }
(This was copied directly from the sample in the docs)
When I run multigen on it, it always returns:
1: parse error
warning: no multiple code
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 may be wrong?
-Ken
reason, which I
don't
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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.
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In addition to clearing the field, you should also unset its corresponding
flag
in AddrDBRecordFlags.
-Ken
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