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Sent: Thursday, June 29, 2000 11:01 PM
Subject: Read Palm Database from PC : please help
Hello:
I am new to palm and I want to read palm database structure, record names
and their size, from a PC application. I have done it on palm programes
but
haven't come across an example where from
, December 06, 2000 7:22 AM
Subject: Is there any limitation to the size ofa Palm database ?
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hello,
How can I know the record status if I insert a new record in palm database,
whether check the dirty flag of record attribute? and if I want to reset that
flag , What can I do?
Thanks
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Hello
I have a palm application need to access more than one database in
palm. Normally, I need to create the record structure for each database,
but that will increase the program size and do not common. the more
database I access ,the more
Hello
I have a palm application need to access more than one database in palm.
Normally, I need to create the record structure for each database,
but that will increase the program size and do not common. the more database I
access ,the more record structure I must create. so I wonder
Andy,
I'm not sure where you are at in your application development cycle, but you
may want to consider taking a few hours to evaluate our Satellite Forms
rapid application development tool for PalmOS and PocketPC:
http://www.satelliteforms.net/
Satellite Forms is geared primarily to
At 03:15 AM 3/26/2006, you wrote:
Subject: Searching/Filtering Palm database records
From: Anand Kale [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sat, 25 Mar 2006 17:16:23 +0530
I need to filter a Palm PDB containing 50 records based on a unique
key identifying each record. I donot want to filter in in memory
Hi Palm Gurus,
I need to filter a Palm PDB containing 50 records based on a unique
key identifying each record. I donot want to filter in in memory; but
rather at the database level like a RDBMS SQL select query .. Most
probably i would need to get only one record at a time based on the
query
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Jim Cooper wrote:
64K records are teorethical I think.
They are, there is some space taken up with various bits and pieces. I
think the actual number is 65505 bytes, but that's off the top of my head
Yup, that's what's stated in the
65505 worked on the OS 4 and earlier devices, but IIRC, the header
size changed during the move to ARM, growing a little larger. When I
did the CW for Palm OS V9 linker, I chunked at 64000 bytes just to be
safe.
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Subject: Palm database size limits?
Hi,
After reading Daniel Seifert's response to Tom's question on Palm
databases
I'm left
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Jan Slodicka wrote:
Hi Linn,
64K records (record index is UInt16), each record up to 64K long and this
length may vary among records.
64K records are teorethical I think. I've not found a reliable number
but 64000 bytes works better (don't
Pablo and Jan, Thanks for the information. But is
there a limit to the total size of the tables? I'm
using Satellite Forms and importing data from a Visual
FoxPro application.
Thanks,
Linn
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Linn Kubler wrote:
Pablo and Jan, Thanks for the information. But is
there a limit to the total size of the tables? I'm
using Satellite Forms and importing data from a Visual
FoxPro application.
Mmmm...we've generated databases of 45Mb with
64K records are teorethical I think.
They are, there is some space taken up with various bits and pieces. I think the
actual number is 65505 bytes, but that's off the top of my head
Cheers,
Jim Cooper
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Linn,
But is
there a limit to the total size of the tables? I'm
using Satellite Forms and importing data from a Visual
FoxPro application.
The limitations vary somewhat by OS version. Prior to OS 3.5, the headers did
not specify UInt16 but just used signed integers everywhere. Thus before
Hi,
After reading Daniel Seifert's response to Tom's question on Palm databases
I'm left wondering What are the limits of a database on a Palm Pilot?
The 64K limit Daniel refers to is a record size limit, correct?
How about limits on how many tables you can have and how many records/table
John,
It still doesnot work ..
I am created the PDB using PDB converter. Is it causing problem
because of the format ? I am able to get the first field of the
structure. But not others ??
Do you have sample program for reading db records field wise .. ??
Pls let me know how to go about this ..
Hi,
We are trying to read Palm DB records and then trying to access the
data from each column of the record using offsetof. But we get only
the data from first column of the record. How to get the data from
remaining columns ? Also we need to get data in temporary data
structures and not
I am new to plam OS programming , currently working in palm database. I have
taken one example from book and it's compiled without any error . How I can
test it ??? Is there any way to test it , with out integrating with my user
interface application.
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Subject: problem in palm database programming
I am new to plam OS programming , currently working in palm database. I have
taken one example from book and it's compiled without any error . How I
Hi,
Instead of storing data in a dynamic linked list,
Is it practical to use a database?
Which way is more efficient and recommended?
Thanks,
-Udi
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Udi Kobi wrote:
Hi,
Instead of storing data in a dynamic linked list,
Is it practical to use a database?
Which way is more efficient and recommended?
Thanks,
-Udi
Databases are stored in storage memory, you usually have much more of
this then of dynamic memory. The databases can be a
Thanks for replying.
How i can use this TEA...
But my application encryption needs RSA type, there is
any examples in DES algo if you know please reply
back.
This DES is done by public key and private key.
Any examples regarding to this encryption decryption
in palm based, please help in this
On Tue, 7 Jun 2005 06:53:26 -0700 (PDT), srimanarayana 2k
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But my application encryption needs RSA type, there is
any examples in DES algo if you know please reply
back.
This DES is done by public key and private key.
DES is a symmetric cipher ...
Please check some
hi,
I have implemented a application, i am storing some
values in the database this dabase fields should be
encryped and stored in database fields. How this
process can be done i am in fully confused. I am
checking RSA algorithm In that algorithm they are
doing encryption with public
For RSA, there is a certain datum size that you choose, such as (say) 64 bits =
8 bytes.
If your string is shorter than that, zero-fill the 64-bit chunk before
encrypting.
If your string is longer than that, just do it 64 bits at a time, and zero-fill
the last chunk, if it doesn't come out
On Mon, 6 Jun 2005 00:20:23 -0700 (PDT), srimanarayana 2k
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Stay on AES. With 256 bit it's almost unbreakable (today ...). Even 3DES
(which is basically DES done 3 times to get an effective keylen of 168
bit) is practically unbreakable. Currently any crypto-algo that
hi,
I have implemented a application, i am storing some
values in the database this dabase fields should be
encryped and stored in database fields. How this
process can be done i am in fully confused. I am
checking RSA algorithm In that algorithm they are
doing encryption with public Key and
Katie A. (Moor) Siek wrote:
Also, does anyone know a good hash function that works on Palms?
Surely that would depend on what kind data you're trying to hash...
Strings? Floating point numbers? Prime numbers? RGB values?
Pointers?
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I'm trying to hash a string. It is a string of numbers, but the number
is 12 digits long - too big for a Int32.
Thanks,
Katie
On May 29, 2005, at 1:39 AM, Logan Shaw wrote:
Katie A. (Moor) Siek wrote:
Also, does anyone know a good hash function that works on Palms?
Surely that would
Hi,
you should really consider to convert the 12 digit string to a 64bit
struct
like
typedef struct tagBigNum
{
UInt32 hi; // first 6 digits
UInt32 lo ; // last 6 digits
}
BigNum ;
Holding an array of 12 byte strings would not be very effective (#items x
Hm what's the math behind this hashing method? I have some doubts if it's
discrete hashing without a prime. If you square and shift numbers it's possible
that a range of other numbers have the same result, or not ...?
I'm using Elf-hash for fulltext search. If your 12 digits are for
Could anyone give me recommendations on good Palm Database books or
references? I am creating a rather large database, so I would be
interested in decreasing the size of my database, creating database
?images? (when you have a database independent from your application
that the app references
Hi,
I have a question about HTTP protocols. What i would like to know, is it
possible to send a request like the following to a web server?
char buf[bufLen] = POST /calogic/index.php HTTP/1.1;
char buf2[bufLen] = Host: longini;
char contentBuf[bufLen] = content-type: text/plain;
char
ULStudent:Kieran.Long wrote:
I have a question about HTTP protocols. What i would like to know,
is it possible to send a request like the following to a web server?
char buf[bufLen] = POST /calogic/index.php HTTP/1.1;
char buf2[bufLen] = Host: longini;
char contentBuf[bufLen] = content-type:
Hi,
I am developing an application that will send records from a palm database to
an SQL database on my web server.(i am not using conduits)
I have established a connection with my server using NetLib, but how do i get
my application to call a PHP script to handle my records.
Kieran
this helps.
Miguel
ULStudent:Kieran.Long wrote:
Hi,
I am developing an application that will send records from a palm database to an SQL database on my web server.(i am not using conduits)
I have established a connection with my server using NetLib, but how do i get my application to call a PHP script
I'm writing an application for PalmOS using Codewarrior. My app needs to read
in about 20 records of data. Each record will have a name string and a visited
boolean variable. When the app starts up, I'd like to read this data into some
sort of linked list. Then as the app iterates through
The easiest way is to use the preferences, as long as your data is
relatively small. It's straightforward, store the data on exit and retrieve
it on entry. You should be able to find examples if the documentation isn't
enough.
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Scott Rock [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
I'm writing an application for PalmOS using Codewarrior. My app needs
to
read in about 20 records of data. Each record will have a name string
and
a visited boolean variable. When the app starts up, I'd like to read
this
(snip)
What is the
No I don't think this is it, because also my conudit fails to synchronize this
database on palm and there cannot be timeout, because conduit fails in the
middle of writing record in the database
Ale
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Ales,
1. Make a table with 2 recs 100Bytes large and tried to sync it on T5,
but sync failed
How much free space is on your T5?
On the T5, each record consumes a multiple of 512 bytes of memory, whereas on
most other devices (excluding the Treo 650) it consumes the exact record
Hi,
I made a conduit to transfer several databases on Palm and also an application
which worked fine till now.
I tried to install this application in T5, but when I start conduit,
synchronization fails (UNKNOWN_ERROR)
Any suggestion what am I doing wrong (or what is wrong with PalmOS ver.
Our experience has been that the T5 and some other T models won't HotSync large
files to internal memory. Large seems to be in the 2M or larger range. If your
files are 2M or larger, I suspect this is the problem.
The error we see most often in the log is 6410, connection lost.
Google for
It would probably be a good idea to review the addressbook and memopad
sample apps to get a good grounding in using a palm database. They deal with
variable length records and many many other things you will find useful. The
palm os programming bible is another good resource when starting out
I am a new palm os developer.I have a question related to records. I will be
writing a news application and I was thinking about a structure like this to
store my news items:
News
{
headline char(30)
description char(300)
date uint
}
If I write the whole structure for each news item, it
I am a new palm os developer.I have a question related to records. I will be
writing a news application and I was thinking about a structure like this to
store my news items:
News
{
headline char(30)
description char(300)
date uint
}
struct
{
uint16 headline_length;
char
LR I am a new palm os developer.I have a question related to records. I will
be writing a news application and I was thinking about a structure like this to
store my news items:
LR News
LR {
LR headline char(30)
LR description char(300)
LR date uint
LR }
LR If I write the whole
but if I do only one field like
char newsitem[]=news headlines\tnews description\ttoday's date;
and write a new record of strlen(newsitem). Would that be fine? each
news items would have a different size and that would be efficient.
after, I would read back my string of size (x) and split each
Luc Raymond wrote:
but if I do only one field like
char newsitem[]=news headlines\tnews description\ttoday's date;
and write a new record of strlen(newsitem). Would that be fine? each
news items would have a different size and that would be efficient.
after, I would read back my string of size (x)
thanks for the clear reply!
I was not suggesting / as the delimiter but /t which is considered as
the TAB character in a string.
:-)
Your proposed / delimiter would work as long as your strings will
NEVER contain / characters, of course. Personally, I would use the
NULL character for a
Ah, right, I missed that. But my point still stands that your strings
could not then contain anything like yesterday/today, for instance.
If you use the NULL as a delimeter then you could do something like the
following...
{
MemHandle recH=NULL;
Char *recP=NULL;
Char *headline,
On Thu, Nov 11, 2004 at 07:35:18AM -0500, Luc Raymond wrote:
but if I do only one field like
char newsitem[]=news headlines\tnews description\ttoday's date;
and write a new record of strlen(newsitem). Would that be fine? each
news items would have a different size and that would be
Subject: Converting a text file from PC format to Palm Database format
From: Nur [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 1 Jul 2004 12:18:28 -0500
X-Message-Number: 25
What would be the best way to convert a text file from PC format to Palm
Database format? Of course, the data will have to be broken down
What would be the best way to convert a text file from PC format to Palm
Database format? Of course, the data will have to be broken down to 64K
chunks of records.
Thanks,
Nur
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At 12:18 PM 7/1/2004, you wrote:
What would be the best way to convert a text file from PC format to Palm
Database format? Of course, the data will have to be broken down to 64K
chunks of records.
Convert it to a file stream, and use the FileOpen/FileRead/FileClose APIs
on the device. The tool
removes the character during the synchronisation process.
Anyone got any ideas?
Colin
-Original Message-
From: Jonathan Mackenzie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 05 March 2004 17:31
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: RE: encryption/decryption Palm Database
Is it possible that the encryption
I have implemented encryption on the palm device using code previously
posted by Alan Ingleby that utilised the RC4 algorithm.
I encrypt some text on the client using VB code I obtained from an open
source website, then I decrypt it on the Palm.
I encrypted the message:
This should work
that they are
willing to share?
Colin
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From: Michael Yam [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 29 February 2004 02:24
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: encryption/decryption Palm Database
You might consider a translucent database, that is the record is partially
encrypted
I need to encrypt/decrypt data for my project too, although I do not
need to sort it while it is encrypted. I found some code on the archive
that uses the RC4 algorithm (posted by Alan Ingleby) but my customer
does not think RC4 is secure enough. Has anyone written code for AES
or 3-DES
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Sent: 03 March 2004 08:59
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: encryption/decryption Palm Database
I need to encrypt/decrypt data for my project too, although I do not
need to sort it while it is encrypted. I found some code on the archive
that uses the RC4 algorithm
On Wed, 3 Mar 2004 00:46:19, Colin MacKenzie wrote:
I need to encrypt/decrypt data for my project too, although I do not need to
sort it while it is encrypted. I found some code on the archive that uses
the RC4 algorithm (posted by Alan Ingleby) but my customer does not think
RC4 is secure enough.
On Wednesday 03 March 2004 04:25 am, Ron Nicholson wrote:
http://www.coopcomp.com/AESLib/
I'm using that one. Very nice. This is probably in a FAQ, but if you test
it in the simulator you should force 68K mode as the simulator is x86 and
will crash when it tries to run the ARM code.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RC4_cipher
Because the algorithm is known, it is no longer a trade secret.
-- why not change the algorithm slightly? :)
We are not using wireless and I think a symmetric key is fine. If I could
get a hold of some open source AES or 3DES code, I could show my
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To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: encryption/decryption Palm Database
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RC4_cipher
Because the algorithm is known, it is no longer a trade secret.
-- why not change the algorithm slightly? :)
We are not using wireless
Because the algorithm is known, it is no longer a trade secret.
-- why not change the algorithm slightly? :)
We are not using wireless and I think a symmetric key is fine. If I
could
get a hold of some open source AES or 3DES code, I could show my
customer
the performance compared to
/decryption Palm Database
Because the algorithm is known, it is no longer a trade secret.
-- why not change the algorithm slightly? :)
We are not using wireless and I think a symmetric key is fine. If I
could
get a hold of some open source AES or 3DES code, I could show my
customer
OK I got a hold of Aaron's white paper from
http://www.ardiri.com/publications/palmsource2000.pdf
i have been meaning to write a revision 2 to this - specifically to
cover how i did the DRM within our Lemmings product and the Tapwave
Zodiac device :) - as you can see from the filename, its from
On Wed, Mar 03, 2004 at 01:25:25AM -0800, Ron Nicholson wrote:
On Wed, 3 Mar 2004 00:46:19, Colin MacKenzie wrote:
I need to encrypt/decrypt data for my project too, although I do not need to
sort it while it is encrypted. I found some code on the archive that uses
the RC4 algorithm (posted by
If you are using the Palm OS 5 Simulator you should use the supplied
DLL. Just copy it into the same directory as PalmSim.exe.
Stuart
On Wed, Mar 03, 2004 at 04:48:16AM -0500, Chris Faherty wrote:
On Wednesday 03 March 2004 04:25 am, Ron Nicholson wrote:
http://www.coopcomp.com/AESLib/
Thanks for your valuable inputs. I have pasted my skeleton code of newRecord
function. Please tell me if I can do anything more to improve the speed. I
think AES encryption algorithm executes fast, it the problem with my
procedure.
Appreciate your time.
With regards
Jeffy
flag =
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Hello All,
I have functions to encrypt-EN() decrypt-DE() a record in the palm
database.
I have a function NewRecord(Char *col1,Char *Col2) to insert the values to
the database.
I want the records to be stored in the Encrypted form
strings. Would it help to encrypt the
entire record at once instead of each column at a time?
-matt
Jefferson Samuel wrote:
I have functions to encrypt-EN() decrypt-DE() a record in the palm
database.
I have a function NewRecord(Char *col1,Char *Col2) to insert the values to
the database.
I want
NewRecord():
1) Find the Sort Position. (Not possible b'coz records are in encrpyted,
so How can I compare records? )
You could leave a bit of the record decrypted solely for the purposes of
sorting. This is similar to Excel, for example. The type length of
each record are stored
Hello All,
I have functions to encrypt-EN() decrypt-DE() a record in the palm
database.
I have a function NewRecord(Char *col1,Char *Col2) to insert the values to
the database.
I want the records to be stored in the Encrypted form.
EG:NewRecord(Char *col1,Char *Col2) --
NewRecord
Subject: Palm Database
I am having a problem with my database. The problem is I don't really know
how to access it. Below is my layout of the database. When I click a
button on my form, I call another form to display a list of data from the
database. Everytime I try this, it shows me what
can download this application I will
appreciated.
Thanks..
-Original Message-
From: David [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, July 11, 2003 9:39 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Palm Database
I am having a problem with my database. The problem is I don't really
know
I am having a problem with my database. The
problem is I don't really know how to access it.
With the limited amount of information you provided,
I doubt that anyone can pinpoint your problem.
I think you should consider reading a book on
PalmOS Programming (check Amazon and the archives
of
I am having a problem with my database. The problem is I don't really know
how to access it. Below is my layout of the database. When I click a
button on my form, I call another form to display a list of data from the
database. Everytime I try this, it shows me what is in my Customer field,
I have a seach page and a result page in my app. The
result page deals with a completely different db from
the search page. When I come back from the result page
to search again, which way is better(faster): close
the db in result or leave it open? I am thinking to
close the db right after I
A couple of quick palm database questions:
Question 1:
Does Palm store any type of index table for Unique ID's or does it do a
linear search every time you call DmFindRecord();
Question 2:
I am assuming that the above answer is 'does a linear search', so I am
implementing my own Add
Does Palm store any type of index table for Unique ID's or does it do
a
linear search every time you call DmFindRecord();
Linear search from what I remember.
conserver space, but, I am worried about having duplicate unique ID's.
What
will palm do if it two records have the same
possible
with OS 5 (if any changes at all)
- Original Message -
From: S. Najeeb [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 03, 2002 4:35 PM
Subject: RE: Regarding Palm Database (PDB)
Yeah i do know that there will be only one user, but in a program
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From: Dave Lippincott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, September 04, 2002 6:06 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: Regarding Palm Database (PDB)
The Palm OS is single threaded for applications. Any files opened by an
application are automatically closed when the program
, September 04, 2002 7:30 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: RE: Regarding Palm Database (PDB)
Syed:
Dave is not quite correct here. While PalmOS is single threaded for
applications, applications can be sub-launched in a variety of ways.
Probably the most common is during a Find. Application
Thanks, I forgot that case. (I also didn't mention shared libraries)
- Original Message -
From: Robert McKenzie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 04, 2002 10:00 AM
Subject: RE: Regarding Palm Database (PDB)
Syed:
Dave
Hello All
I Need an Urgent information Regarding the database in Palm
How many users can open and use the database(PDB File) in Palm
Simultaneously. If so how it is possible.
Thanks in Advance
Regards
Syed
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How many users can open and use the database(PDB File) in Palm
Simultaneously. If so how it is possible.
Since there is usually only one user, the smart-aleck answer is one.
However, I believe that one _program_ can have a database open in
read-write mode, and several others can have it open
]]On Behalf Of Steve
Mann
Sent: Wednesday, September 04, 2002 2:03 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: Regarding Palm Database (PDB)
How many users can open and use the database(PDB File) in Palm
Simultaneously. If so how it is possible.
Since there is usually only one user, the smart-aleck answer
Just a few quick etiquette points:
1) Posting the same message twice to the board doesn't often elicit responses
2) The words Urgent and Important in subject lines tends to cut down
the number of responses as well. Subjects should be descriptive.
3) This post really belongs in the conduit
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Tom
Frauenhofer
Sent: Tuesday, August 13, 2002 11:02 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: Urgent Help ( Palm Database )
Just a few quick etiquette points:
1) Posting the same message twice to the board doesn't often elicit
Hello
I have my database is at SQLServer and Desktop version is i made in
Power Builder and Palm application i am tring to made with Mobile
Builder or with code warrier or PDAToolKit .
So tell me how I can convert my data to palm .
From SQLServer I can convert my file to .cvs form but for .pdb
Hi all,
I've been trying to decode the attributes field of the palm database header.
I'm looking at
http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/docs/fileformats/Intro.html#939653 which
shows the format of the palm database header.
It shows the offset for the attributes field at 0x20, and 2 bytes
.
Would you agree?
Thanks again,
Keith M
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From: Joe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, May 16, 2002 4:36 PM
Subject: Re: palm database attributes
--- Keith Monahan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been trying to decode
BitmapPtr is not BitmapType! Storing a pointer in
database doesn't help you at all, because when you
retieve it back it may be not valid (especially when
quiting the application). Storing BitmapType is also
bad idea. I think the best is to store the id of the
bitmap and to get it from resource in
Subject: Bitmap type in Palm database
Hi, everybody:
i have developed a palm application where the database
contain a list of strings record + 1 bitmap record ..
how to define my database structure, initially, i
define it as
typedef struct {
char *fields[FieldsCount];
BitmapPtr
cpssband cpssband [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
typedef struct {
char *fields[FieldsCount];
BitmapPtr Graphic
} TestDBRecordType;
You can't use a BitmapPtr. That tells the compiler that Graphic is a
4-byte value that points to a BitmapType somewhere else in memory. For
that
Hi, everybody:
i have developed a palm application where the database
contain a list of strings record + 1 bitmap record ..
how to define my database structure, initially, i
define it as
typedef struct {
char *fields[FieldsCount];
BitmapPtr Graphic
} TestDBRecordType;
however,
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To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Creating Palm Database On Desktop
Date: Fri, 14 Sep 2001 17:42:00 -0600
Hi,
I'm trying to create a Palm DB on the desktop. I've read the docs etc and
am changing the byte order to account for the 'endian' differences of the
two
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