When I use these functions:
TblSetItemType(table, i, 0, label
TblSetItemPtr(table, i, 0, text);
to show some text in a Table, the text appears with a : in the final. And I would
want to left align the text. How can I solve this?!
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At 04:46 PM 9/22/2004, you wrote:
When I use these functions:
TblSetItemType(table, i, 0, label
TblSetItemPtr(table, i, 0, text);
to show some text in a Table, the text appears with a : in the final.
And I would want to left align the text. How can I solve this?!
Use a custom table cell type.
I've got an application that uses a table for a list view, and I'm putting
support for the HandEra 330 into it. I've got hi-res support and the
virtual Graffiti area working properly, but when it comes to testing the
use of VGA fonts for the list view, everything falls apart. Whether I
choose
Never mind... figured this one out. I was missing the VgaTableUseBaseFont
function calls.
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Hi,
I just got started with Palm development. I had started before but had to
stop for time reasons. I've begun by developing a C++ framework for building
Palm programs. I'm using CodeWarrior 6 and Palm OS 3.0. So far I have
encapsulated the following objects :
Application Class
Form class
I get these errors without editing any values. Here is the load data
callback.
Err pcMainTable::LoadData( Word row, Word column, Boolean editable,
VoidHand *data, WordPtr dataOffset,
WordPtr dataSize, FieldPtr fld )
This callback
alf Of Ben
Combee
Sent: Monday, November 20, 2000 2:11 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: Problems with tables
I get these errors without editing any values. Here is the load data
callback.
Err pcMainTable::LoadData( Word row, Word column, Boolean editable,
Void
I'm sorry I wasn't more clear. Sometimes brevity isn't always best g.
This
is not the actual callback. I have a static callback that dispatches to
the
correct class instance.
My comments about an invalid "this" were in the context of the member
function being used directly as a callback.
Subject: Re: Problems with tables
I'm sorry I wasn't more clear. Sometimes brevity isn't always best g.
This
is not the actual callback. I have a static callback that dispatches to
the
correct class instance.
My comments about an invalid "this" were in the context of the member
func
