Lionscribe wrote:
> Format the string just like you would format it in Google Map itself.
> Best way is,
> 1000 Main Street, Anytown, AnyState, USA
> You can use Zip-Codes, but then make sure it's correct, for even if it's in
> the same city, it will fail with an incorrect zip code
> LionScribe
a
On 2/11/07, Lionscribe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> You are very welcome!
> How about a mention on
> The Life Unwired - With Ben Combee
> http://unwiredben.livejournal.com/tag/sxsw
I'll be sure to mention it when I get around to talking about the 2007
schedule... I can't really go public on any
Ben,
A small suggestion.
When launching Google Map, register for the virtual char notification, so that
you can have the user return to your app by pressing a hard key (like the side
button). This will give the user a feeling of true integration. (You might also
want to register for the appLaunc
You are very welcome!
How about a mention on
The Life Unwired - With Ben Combee
http://unwiredben.livejournal.com/tag/sxsw
:-)
LionScribe
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On 11/7/06, Lionscribe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I was looking all over for an SDK (or API) to launch the wonderful new
> Google Maps for Palm application (free). It would be great to be able to
> have your application launch the Google Maps application, and show the map
> of a particular site
Format the string just like you would format it in Google Map itself.
Best way is,
1000 Main Street, Anytown, AnyState, USA
You can use Zip-Codes, but then make sure it's correct, for even if it's in the
same city, it will fail with an incorrect zip code
LionScribe
P.S. I am happy to inform, that
Hi,
How should I format the string I need to send to this GoogleMaps interface ?
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Greetings Lionscribe,
Thanks again for posting this Google maps integration details and code.
I have been testing it with great success, but have a question: have you or
has anyone else figured out a way to specify both the Directions To and
Directions From together as a single call? What I am
classes not, but there is http library on most modern devices
Prashant Batra wrote:
> Hi,
> Sorry to disturb you. Does we have Http classes in Palm ?
> Thanks for your help
>
> */Floriano Scioscia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>/* wrote:
>
> I would like you to know that, thanks to the code snippet prov
Hi,
Sorry to disturb you. Does we have Http classes in Palm ?
Thanks for your help
Floriano Scioscia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I would like you to know that, thanks to the code snippet provided by
Lionscribe, I have just updated my KwikMaps application to support using
GoogleMaps applicat
I would like you to know that, thanks to the code snippet provided by
Lionscribe, I have just updated my KwikMaps application to support using
GoogleMaps application to fetch maps for contacts' addresses.
Lionscribe, thanks again for your work.
Best wishes
Floriano
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FWIW, entering the URL of a KML file as the search string of a "Business"
search using Lionscribe's code works, but entering the actual KML data does not
(just like in GMM itself).
Unfortunately, this rules out writing a glue application to accept files of
MIME type application/vnd.google-earth
Thanks Floriano for that tip, but I tried it with Google Maps but with no
response. Did anyone else have any luck?
It seems that Google did not add this functionality. So we have to use the goto
launch code.
Good Luck
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Map helper id for has actually been defined in Palm OS API, but never
documented. Patrice Bernard found it out and gives full details on
http://palm.nanika.net/dev.html
Several applications already use it, such as A2Map, Go2TT and KwikMaps.
Regards
Floriano
Lionscribe ha scritto:
We are not
Hi,
Oh - real sorry about the MemPtrSetOwner - I guess I missed it cause it wad
late, and I was half asleep...
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We are not hijacking, just using the GoTo launch.
As for Helper interface, there currently is no default helper id for a Map
program. I am suggesting creating one (see
http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/docs/palmos/PalmOSReference/Helper.html), so
that there will be a standard interface for all M
Hi,
Again - thanks for the code.
Question - dont you need to call MemPtrSetOwner ?
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Hi,
Thanks so much for the code !
Hope this will not be considered hijacking, but - can anyone post the
definition of the helper interface for maps ?
I cant find it on the SDK headers...
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Excellent job done!Thanks lot.keep it up.Definite it will help our palmos developer community. rabindra.Lionscribe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I was looking all over for an SDK (or API) to launch the wonderful new Google Maps for Palm application (free). It would be great to be able to have you
Excellent!
Thank you for sharing this useful information with the PalmOS developer
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>I was looking all over for an SDK
I was looking all over for an SDK (or API) to launch the wonderful new Google
Maps for Palm application (free). It would be great to be able to have your
application launch the Google Maps application, and show the map of a
particular site.
Therefore, in the true Palm developer spirit, I decided
On Thu, 2006-01-05 at 05:18 +, David Oldis wrote:
> The standard libraries are already in the palm device. The API
> headers are only used to call into them. It's not like it is when you
> develop on a PC where you have to link in the libs.
>
> But...you will most likely need to include on
The standard libraries are already in the palm device. The API headers are
only used to call into them. It's not like it is when you develop on a PC
where you have to link in the libs.
But...you will most likely need to include one of the variety of runtime libs
and, depending on what you'r
I
obviously need libraries as well to build the prc.
No, you don't.
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Hi All,
I have downloaded the Palm SDK 5.1 and would like to use it's API. The
problem I am having is that the SDK only includes the headers and I
obviously need libraries as well to build the prc. Where do I donwload
them from? Are they included with the simulators?
Thanks in advance
At 09:50 PM 11/1/2005, you wrote:
Thanks Ben,
I wrongly mentioned the "Code Access" as "Open Source" - my mistake.
Thanks for the clarification on which source was given access. Is there any
other way that I can know the detailed implementation of Sound Manager as in
Palm OS 5.x?
I hear PalmS
Thanks Ben,
I wrongly mentioned the "Code Access" as "Open Source" - my mistake.
Thanks for the clarification on which source was given access. Is there any
other way that I can know the detailed implementation of Sound Manager as in
Palm OS 5.x?
TIA.
Regards,
G. Kalyana Sundaram
>>Actually I
Actually I am looking for the open source code for all of Palm Source (Palm
Source made this announcement some time back). I wanted to take a look at
the Sound Stream implementation by Palm Source.
PalmSource only released code for Palm OS 3.0, 3.5, and 4.0, none of which
had the modern Sound
On 10/31/05, G. Kalyana Sundaram <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Actually I am looking for the open source code for all of Palm Source (Palm
> Source made this announcement some time back). I wanted to take a look at
> the Sound Stream implementation by Palm Source.
you mis-interpreted what they anno
Hi Philippe,
Thanks for your reply. I am not looking for sample code that explains the
usage of Sound Manager functions.
Actually I am looking for the open source code for all of Palm Source (Palm
Source made this announcement some time back). I wanted to take a look at
the Sound Stream implement
Hi all,
I am looking for Palm SDK source code (Sound Manager in
particular). Some times back there was an announcement for distribution of
source code by Palm Source – does any one know where I can get it.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Regards,
Kalyana Sundaram
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Gregg Woodcock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I cannot run gcc compile with "-pedantic" as the Palm SDK are non-compliant
> with strict ANSI C standards. The big offender is non-int enums declared
> like this:
> typdef enum { UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT } Direction
"Keith Rollin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> What SDK are you using? The closest I could find in the current SDK to
what you cite is the following:
> typedef enum WinDirectionTag
> {
> winUp = 0,
> winDown,
> winLeft,
> winRight
> } WinDirectionType;
>
> Before Palm
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> Woodcock
> Sent: Tuesday, November 25, 2003 12:09 PM
> To: Palm Developer Forum
> Subject: Palm SDK header files fail gcc -pedantic!?!
>
>
> I cannot run gcc compile with "-pedantic" as the Palm S
I cannot run gcc compile with "-pedantic" as the Palm SDK are non-compliant
with strict ANSI C standards. The big offender is non-int enums declared
like this:
typdef enum { UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT } DirectionType;
instead of like this:
typdef enum { UP = (int)0, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT }
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Mark Lenz <
Following up to my own posting here. Looks like the CBX Palm OS support is
indeed PRC Tools-based. There is a preview SDK available here:
http://www.borland.com/products/downloads/mobile_sdks.html
I'm a little too busy to check it out right now, but I will definitely do so
when I get the time. Ho
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> Incorrect - Borland have just that C++ BuilderX will now support PalmOS
> http://www.palmsource.com/press/2003/092203_borland.html
>
> I haven't tried it yet but if it is anything like their windows
> offering I expect great things.
I
I've heard they will be using some implementation of wxWindows along
with a GUI builder. Personally I wish they would build something new
that used some of the newer C++ features that wxWindows doesnt.
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On Thu, 23 Oct 2003, Eccles Kwong wrote:
> > BCBX supports Linux now but I dont know if it will support the PalmOS
> > SDK when it comes out for BCBX. I dont see why it wouldnt as long as
> > the sdk works on GCC.
I wonder if they have any plans for an OWL style class library for
the Palms - now
Thx all,
I think this may be a good tools on Palm development later .
=)
Eccles
"Mike Margerum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ???:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> BCBX supports Linux now but I dont know if it will support the PalmOS
> SDK when it comes out for BCBX. I dont see why it wouldnt as long as
> the sdk
BCBX supports Linux now but I dont know if it will support the PalmOS
SDK when it comes out for BCBX. I dont see why it wouldnt as long as
the sdk works on GCC.
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> Incorrect - Borland have just that C++ BuilderX will now support
> PalmOShttp://www.palmsource.com/press/2003/092203_borland.html
I thought the X was a generic place holder for the version number. It seems I have
been away from Borland news for too long. I've moved almost exclusively to Linux
As I understand it the mobile edition only supports the Symbian 60
series right now. They have announced they will be adding palm support.
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It looks like you need the mobile edition.
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Sent: Wednesday, October 22, 2003 4:42 PM
Subject: Re: Anyone try Borland C++ BuilderX w/ Palm SDK ?
C++ builder is not the same product as CBuilder X. CBuilder X is
multiplatform and compiler agnostic. The IDE is based on the JBuilder
IDE and is oddly enough written in java. It can use GCC, Borland, m$,
and sun compilers on the back end. It also supports GDB I believe.
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I have C++ builder X and it looks promising but I dont think it comes
with the palm support at this point. It should be coming soon though.
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On Wed, 22 Oct 2003, Layne Lund wrote:
> BCB is meant for Windows programming on an x86 machine. It doesn't compile
> executable code that can run on an Palm device. They use completely different
> processors with different instruction sets. Your choices for Palm development (in
> C/C++) are
BCB is meant for Windows programming on an x86 machine. It doesn't compile executable
code that can run on an Palm device. They use completely different processors with
different instruction sets. Your choices for Palm development (in C/C++) are limited
to CodeWarrior and prc-tools.
Layne
Any comment ?
Eccles
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Mark Lenz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I went to the Palm Source website to see if there was an updated SDK.
Look again. There is now a 5 R3 SDK there that includes PalmOSGlue etc
for prc-tools.
John
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Hi,
I went to the Palm Source website to see if there was an updated SDK. They
list a bunch:
Palm OS 5 SDK (68K) R3 - Installer
Palm OS SDK 5 for CodeWarrior - Installer
Unsupported Palm OS SDK 5 for PRC-Tools
Will the "Palm OS 5 SDK (68K) R3 - Installer" work with Falch.net
(PRC-Tools) or only
Hi,
I went to the Palm Source website to see if there was an updated SDK. They
list a bunch:
Palm OS 5 SDK (68K) R3 - Installer
Palm OS SDK 5 for CodeWarrior - Installer
Unsupported Palm OS SDK 5 for PRC-Tools
Will the first work with Falch.net (PRC-Tools) or only the last? And is
the last upda
At 12:01 PM 9/4/2003, Muriph, Michael wrote:
I just downloaded the SDK on a new laptop. When I try to run Constructor
I receive the message that the
following file is missing.
For those that use constructor, what is the file date/time and version of
this file?
This file is supplied with C
I just downloaded the SDK on a new laptop. When I try to run Constructor
I receive the message that the
following file is missing.
For those that use constructor, what is the file date/time and version of
this file?
Has anyone else had this issue??
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Hi.
I´m a student in my final year and, together with another person, as a
final project I have to create an aplication for a PDA in order to use
Bluetooth to comunicate with a PC.
For our project, since we aren't able to accquire Codewarrior we chose
PRC-tools (due to being free) to de
Please read the instruction on the PalmOS website. Basically the SDK
does not contain a compiler, you would need to use CodeWarrior for the
SDK 5.
Tony
Xue Qu wrote:
>
> Hi all, yesterday, i downloaded PalmOS SDK5 from palmsource.com, but after i
> decompressed its zip packet, i can not find an
Hi all, yesterday, i downloaded PalmOS SDK5 from palmsource.com, but after i
decompressed its zip packet, i can not find any setup executable, i have
used WinCE SDK and i just ran its setup program and everything is ok. What
can i do with those plugins, includes and tools?
how to install them in t
At 1:40 PM -0700 4/10/02, Steve Orens wrote:
>thanks for the feedback rich (and heather). i realize that i can use
>3.5-only APIs and just use the latest CW and Palm OS SDK.
>
>it just seemed to me to be safer to only include the headers for the SDK i
>was targeting. that way the compiler would te
Steve,
If you only use a 3.5 rom in your emulator you will find which ones you
shouldn't use right away. Also make sure you get the SDK 4.0 update and
check the readme for the new glue fuctions you may want them. Another good
reason to use the SDK 4.0 and a 3.5 rom is that some things that wo
thanks for the feedback rich (and heather). i realize that i can use
3.5-only APIs and just use the latest CW and Palm OS SDK.
it just seemed to me to be safer to only include the headers for the SDK i
was targeting. that way the compiler would tell me when I was using
functionality not present i
Steve,
I would think the answer is yes. If you want to develop with SDK 3.5 and
MSL the easiest way would be to use code warrior 7.0. If you are willing
to play around a lot with include/link paths you could probably get it to
work with 8.0 by including the SDK 4.0 Glue libraries but they mig
> Is this correct? Where can I get MSL support for the 3.5 SDK?
> do I need to
> find a CW v7.0 CD and install that version of CodeWarrior in order to
> support 3.5?
The big question would be -- why do you have to use the 3.5 SDK? Everything you can do
with the 3.5 SDK you can do with the 4.0 S
greetings,
I am trying to create a C++ project in CW v8.0 that uses the Palm OS 3.5
SDK. I downloaded and installed the 3.5 SDK from the www.palmos.com/dev and
installed it (i have tried this on both a windows machine and a mac). I am
running into difficulties when I am using the MSL support. The
demo
version.
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From: "fawaz bokhari" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, March 15, 2002 5:20 AM
Subject: palm sdk 4.0 problem
> Hi,
>
> I have Code Warrior for Palm Pilot 3. I ha
Hi,
I have Code Warrior for Palm Pilot 3. I have installed
Palm OS SDK 4.0 in code warrior, but when I click on
new project in Code Warrior IDE, it says select
stationary and there are three option.
1 Empty Project
2. Palm OS Applicaiton
3. PalmOS.
I click on Palm OS Application and three cho
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