Still have problem with fields:
When I want to print a string in the field, only 20 chars are printed and I
have a fatal exception when my string is longer than 40 chars.
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Anyone knows how is data transmitted in palmpilot?
Is data transmitted in file format or in data format?
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Elizabeth,
Thank you very much for your suggestion. Well, what can I do for you about
Oracle Lite iConnect Consolidator? I have set up it and it works well with
Palm III or IIIx.
Jason
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Sorry, but I have to ask. Can you give us the contact info for the
german guy who is doing it?
Aaron Ardiri wrote:
i use it right now.. works like a charm :)) dont know when it will
be released officiall - and please dont ask me for it.
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For the format of pdb files, there was a post on this newsgroup some
time back referring to http://www.wotsit.org/ .
As for the database format of the built-in apps, I'm not sure that they
are officially documented. But with the pdb format on hand, and the
source code for the apps (you can get
Use
ptr = MemHandleLock(recordH);
hope this solves your problem.
GuangHe Pan wrote:
Function MemDeref is used In Address.c (line 2054) as following:
// Find out where the note field is to edit it
ptr = MemDeref (recordH);
offset = record.fields[note] - ptr;
Hi all,
I tried to use both sysAppLaunch and sysUIAppSwitch, but I found that
the Application Launcher is still there as background. That is, I see the
Launcher for those parts where I didn't draw the UI. How could I solve this?
Thanks for any advice or suggestion.
Marcel
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Has anyone noticed that the web page on palmos.com requires
some fancy huge plug-in, and you have to snarf the html source
just to see even the dates for PalmSource 2000?
I hope someone put this up to use as a bad example of how
to make an informative web page that can be viewed by simple
For a demo to a customer in the hopes of winning a development contract I'm
down to one final task. To have a one line of text toolbar display on the
Palm desktop. It doesn't have to be there when the user is using other
apps. If anyone can assist me in this task I will be willing to pay for
While I'm certain this is true of the IR and the serial, I don't know how the
wireless is connected to the CPU. Also, even if it
DID share a UART, this still might be possible, depending on what sorts of
protocols are in use (i.e. if you don't mind missing
serial data while transmitting
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I don't know if this is relevent, but while tracking down something else, I
noticed that the C++ stationary creates a project that links with a different
runtime library than the one created from the C stationary. The C++ library
includes PalmOS_Startup.cpp, not
C++ / Code Warior
Where do the static initializers get called? In startup.c I see code commented
out:
//__InitCode__();
and I'm hunting a bug that's acting like a constructor for a static object
isn't being called as it should be.
I tried calling __InitCode__ in my stuff, but the linker
I'm not familiar with the Palm VII, but I'm doing something similar with the
Ir port on the IIIxe, and from what I've been doing you should be able to do
that just fine.
good luck!
Thomas Anderson
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Sent: Monday, July 10,
I don't think it can
The dragonball processor only has one UART, and if it's using that
UART to talk to the radio transmitter it would be impossible to use the
serial port.
Thomas Anderson
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Sent: Monday, July 10, 2000
1. I want to simulate hitting the 'new' button or 'details' button to see
if it enters my handler function correctly and then watch it step through
that function and the values it takes on.
CtlHitControl
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hi, all,
I write a inline asm function,strCmp(char * s1, char *
substr,uint
len), mixed with c in CW, s1 is a ptr to the data of DB
record and
substr is local str ptr. I found the asm cannot work
due to the s1. is
We will eventually have about 40 palm IIIxe's running a single app for all
users. We want to disable the unused built-in apps (to discourage theft)
and maintain a consistent OS version among all 40 units.
I've used ROM Transfer.prc and POSE to get a version 3.5 ROM image from a
unit. As newer
DCU wrote:
I am developing Socket applications for the palmos. I am currently having
problems with closing a socket, as they do not seem to close with the
NetLibCloseSocket command and this eventually creates a problem after 16
data transmissions occur. The problem/error they I have is Too
The LED font only has the characters 0-9 (and a period or comma)
You'll need to draw any other characters yourself or use another font.
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From: Jim Duffy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Newsgroups: palm-dev-forum
To: Palm Developer Forum palm-dev-forum@news.palmos.com
Sent: Monday,
I believe I've discovered another minor bug in release 1.5b7 of Constructor
for Palm OS.
The 'tFRM' resource section of resultant header (.h) file shown below,
which was generated using the 1.5b7 version of Constructor.
Notice the prefix generated for the two Group ID's consists of the form
When I try to use the LED font to display a time and date value on my main
form, I get strange characters in place of the ':' and the '/' characters.
Is there a way to display these characters using the LED font? Or is there
some sort of font library around that does it?
Thank you
Jim
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You also might check the constructor (or what ever your using to creat these
fields), and make sure it's max character setting is more then 20, which I
belive is the default.
Thomas Anderson
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From: Pierre Baux [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, July 10, 2000 8:38
CtlHitControl
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From: Stephen Bentley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Newsgroups: palm-dev-forum
To: Palm Developer Forum palm-dev-forum@news.palmos.com
Sent: Monday, July 10, 2000 11:19 AM
Subject: Can't find the function
Can someone please tell me the name of the function
to
How are you assigning the string to the field? I have no problems updating
multi-line fields with large strings in code.
how I roughly do it:
get field handle
resize it (if necessary)
lock it
copy the string
unlock the handle
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From: Pierre Baux [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Can someone please tell me the name of the function
to call to simulate someone pressing a key? I know
it can be done but can't find the call.
Thanks.
Steve
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I have a probleme with a 3 lines field: it is programmatically filled and
when the string is longer than one line the application fail.
It may be a stupid question but I don't know how to print more than one
line.
Pierre Baux
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I was working on an idea similar to that.
I have the records being sorted, and in the sort function, it will
accumulate the number of matching records. I was hoping that I could just
only use DmQueryNextInCategory() for X amount of times so it only displayed
the matched top records. However,
hi,
I am new to palm development, so please excuse me if this question is
naive. I would like to display several bitmaps on a form. Each bitmap
alone will fit on the screen, but the total size of the bitmaps is
larger than the 160 pixel screen height. I would like to be able to use
a scroll
I have a table that I only want certain records to be viewable. Currently I
have a sort set up to place the files I want at the top of the table. I
figured if I could count the number of matches in my sort, I could use
that somehow to only display the first X records on the table. I tried
On page 59 in the PalmOS Programmers companion it says that:
When calling SysAppLaunch do not set launch flags yourself-the
SysAppLaunch function sets launch flags appropriately for you.
Also, in the Reference, it says that the launchFlags parameter
in SysAppLaunch(...) should be set to 0. When
No.
Copilot is a little old. Why not use POSER (PalmOS Emulator)? The latest
version support the Symbol units (but not their unique hardware)
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Sent: Monday, July 10, 2000 4:14 AM
Subject:
But the data is already in 1's and 0's as a string. Every data type is based
on binary that you can alter at the bit level.
How about giving us some more information about exactly what you are trying
to do or an example of how you did it in the past.
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mine is also amber when charging. I can't remember if I ever saw it green
but I wouldn't doubt there are 2 LEDs in there (or a bi-color LED)
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hi, all,
I write a inline asm function,strCmp(char * s1, char * substr,uint
len), mixed with c in CW, s1 is a ptr to the data of DB record and
substr is local str ptr. I found the asm cannot work due to the s1. is
there any data segment offset for DB? why in the asm function, s1 cannot
get
I think it may be done this way:
LocalID lid;
DmCloseDatabase(DmNextOpenResDatabase(0));
lid = DmFindDatabase(0, dbname);
DmDeleteDatabase(0, lid);
SysReset();
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Yeah, I have got a beta version copy of XTNDConnect. But I don't know where
I can got the final release in China and if I can got any technical support
here. I have write several examples with it. but they worked not so
friendly. To me it only means from one trouble to another trouble. :(
Now I
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Hi Gals/Guys:
I realize that I should not push peditPro here BUT a large % of our peditors
are YOU so I feel somewhat less guilty. Anyway, a very stable peditPro beta
is
Hi Jeff,
I think you have to join what Palm calls the development Provider Solution
(?). When Palm accept you as a member, it takes a while for them to send you
the password. You use your email account (that you register with them) and
the password they give you to log in.
tnn
Heather Tufts
This request was obviously a little off topic
However, I find Acrobat Distiller quite useless.
When I've tried to use it the PDF file it produces seems a little out
of focus and, while readable, is not capable of being distributed.
I'm using Acrobat 4.0.
Roger Stringer
Marietta Systems, Inc.
I've checked page 58 in the Companion, but it doesn't answer my
question about globals. On the other hand, on page 57 it says
Global variables are generally only allocated after an application receives
sysAppLaunchCmdNormalLaunch.
I'm using the following code in the app that does the launching:
Hi there,
As a novice to Code Warrior and C, I am trying to have a form load with some
of the controls hidden until the user selects a checkbox which then displays
the controls. I can get all the controls to hide except for the Label
control.
I tried nearly all the control functions with many
Nevermind, I found the problem
It was my receivebuffer. There was a problem with my receive buffer. I am
using the default receive buffer and everything is working fine.
ckc
ckc [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I am writing a Palm application that interfaces with
text1 and text2 are set to the same address. 'b' is overwritting 'a'
try
StrCat(TextIn,ab);
or
s[0] = 'a';
s[1] = 'b';
s[2] = NULL;
StrCat(TextIn,s);
TextOut = TextIn; // if you must or just use return (StrCat(TextIn,s));
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I am writing a Palm application that interfaces with another device that has
a remote command language via the serial port. I am able to successfully
send data to the other device which should respond with the appropriate
data. The problem that I am having is that only part of the data is being
dmErrAlreadyExists
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From: Silvia Brunet [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, July 07, 2000 3:57 PM
Subject: DmCreateDatabase
I have the following code and function
right after the DmCreateDatabase I get an
error =
Jun-Kiat Lam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Actually, it looks like the compiler is generating correct code; it's just
that the debugger actually steps through several lines of instructions on
that single line
I see what has happened. When the optimizer is
Would this work for you? I've used it in other Palm applications without
problems (except precision loss).
Double MyDouble;
Float MyFloat;
MyDouble = MyFloat;
or
MyFloat = MyDouble;
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Dave Johnson wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]...
I need to set the font of several controls, labels, etc. at runtime (I'm
using a custom font that has some mathematical characters in it: pi,
theta, etc.). Right now I'm just setting it directly:
aControlPointer-font = kMathFontID;
and that
If you want to clear the bits...
char *ClearFirstLastBits(char *TheString)
{
if(StrLen(TheString)
{
TheString[0] = 0xFE;
TheString[StrLen(TheString)-1] = 0xEF;
}
return TheString;
}
You really can't 'remove' the bits because you need 8 bits to make up a
Its possible no one answered because its a common question. Look through
the list archive (either egroups or news.palmos.com). I know I've posted
links to relevant documents several time in recent months.
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Does anyone know how to use the Palm emulator for hotsynch?
You need null-modem cable to connect your two com-ports.
Then tune HotSyncto one of them and Emulator to the second one.
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Probably the best way is to write ExgDBRead callback functions that read
the
data (formatted as a .prc file) from the TCP or serial stream, and let
ExgDB
turn it into a database.
So I have to read .prc file as a stream (without any conversions) and
provide it's contents to ExgDBRead.
Am I
When MyApp gets launched by another application with the call
SysAppLaunch(...), I get the following message in POSE:
MyApp 1.0 has just tried to access a global variable at a time when
global variable access is not allowed. Typically, this means that the
application tried to access the global
Hi all,
I want to ask if there is any way to start an application at the first
time I beam it from one Palm to the other. I am not using the in-built
beaming provided, instead I write the code to beam it.
Any help would be appreciated.
Marcel
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I don't know but I would like to know it too.
I've heard of soft like mobileDB, JFTrans or listdb but I think they have
their own data base format so if anyboby could give some precisions it would
be nice
Pierre Baux
Farzin Ashraghi [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit dans le message :
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How can I manually install application on Palm ?
(for example with my own TCP/IP- or serial- communication program)
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If you have access to the November 1999 edition of Dr. Dobb's Journal, there
is lengthy article entitled Extending the PalmOS: Encapsulating
functionality with shared libraries. This may help...
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I shall be very happy if
Tom Zerucha wrote:
On Thu, Jul 06, 2000 at 04:20:53PM -0700, Adam Wozniak wrote:
I'm porting a piece of software to the Palm. It's large and complex enough
that
I don't want to muck with it if I don't have to.
I need more memory for data than what's in the dynamic heap. Like 256 K
Elizabeth,
Thank you very much for your help. I have done the same operation on Palm
III Palm V. I can success on Palm III, but failed on Palm V. I have asked
Oracle China Service Center several times about it, but nobody knows how to
deal with it. Nobody hasn't done it before here. So I must do
I'm porting a piece of software to the Palm. It's large and complex enough that
I don't want to muck with it if I don't have to.
I need more memory for data than what's in the dynamic heap. Like 256 K more.
Do I have any easy options?
I've begun thinking about tweaking hardware registers to
help
o/ I need somebody ... o/
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Jamie Macleod wrote:
PalmOS 3.5 upgrade is included in the new WebClipping upgrade in provider
pavillion. Don't try and use the emulator ROMs.
I find it difficult to believe that the upgrade includes a ROM which is not
available to the developers.
Does anyone know if you can reflash a
Tim Astle wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]...
Okay, this is probably a stupid question, but I'd like an answer nontheless
:-)
Is the following an adequate way of telling whether or not a handle has
been
freed?
if(handle != NULL)
MemHandleFree(handle);
Not complete. Assume the value
Take a look at http://palmorder.modusmedia.com/. They don't sell
serial cables anymore, but they do sell hotsync cables. These
are cables that are wired to connect the Palm device to your computer.
Note: different palm devices may require different hotsync cables:
the connector on the V is not
PalmOS 3.5 upgrade is included in the new WebClipping upgrade in provider
pavillion. Don't try and use the emulator ROMs.
Jamie
neal king groothuis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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How can I go about upgrading my Palm V running PalmOS 3.3 to
PalmOS 3.5? Will the
LaMar Kirby wrote:
I HotSync my Palm VII and IIIc in each others cradles all the time. Haven't
seen a problem yet.
First time I tried to put my VII in the IIIc cradle it wigged out, requiring a
hard reset.
Dunno if the relationship was causal, and I've been afraid to try it again.
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Jun-Kiat Lam wrote:
I don't think you cannot run PQAs on the standard Palm Vx since it does not
come with Clipper. You will need a Palm VII either in ROM/POSE or actual
device form. I have _heard_ though that using the Omnisky on the Palm V/Vx
does support PQAs (is that right?).
It is
Patrick Porlan wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]...
I am trying to use the PrefGetAppPreferences() call for the first
time, and according to the documentation, it is supposed to
return the number of bytes retrieved from the preferences
database. However, it appears to be returning the
I finally got it working... Thanks for everyones help. Still pretty painful
to use :-(.
But at least it pointed to my problem quickly (which is what a debugger is
good for,lol).
Given the feedback I may need to look back into gdb...
Phew another CW near miss ;-)
Thanks,
-Jason
Stuart Nicholson
With the default optimization settings, CodeWarrior generates incorrect code
for simple conditional statements. (We observed the problem in CodeWarrior
Version 4.0.1, Build 0436 but have also tested it using the 3.5 SDK with
CodeWarrior 6.) The following sample produces the symptom:
#include
I'd like to write a PalmOS system extension. I've figured out how to
compile and like my 'extn' into something that the PalmOS will load and
execute at reset, but I'm at a loss on a few things:
Any special prototype for my entry point?
Any special runtime support I must furnish, or restrictions
DIAMOND JEFF a écrit :
BTW - have any of you actually managed to get product support from
CodeWarrior? I've never managed to get through and reach anyone
there...
As for me I'm using CW 5 and asked the free update 3 monthes ago.
I'm still waiting
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Steve Jackson wrote:
The database type field specifies what the database contains. An
application is type 'appl'. A data database is type 'DATA'.
Application programmers can and do use various database types other than 'DATA'.
I often make up my own for different types of data databases in my
We're currently looking for 3rd party applications/hardware products to
list at our web page for the Mark/Space DataCord:
http://www.markspace.com/cables.html
If you happen to have hardware or software that could benefit from a serial
cable (available for virtually all PalmOS devices -
help
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Perhaps he has one of the bad 8Meg DRAM machines. Have him go to this page:
http://www.palm.com/support/dram/
to check it out.
I've had one user with a Palm Vx report mysterious corrupting of the
database for our product. I'm still waiting to hear back from him.
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Hi all,
I need help debugging this little code snippet.
/*global*/ DmOpenRef dbToUse;
void static MyFunction();
MemHandle recordH;
Char *recText;
{
recordH = DmGetRecord(dbToUse, indexToGet);
if (recordH == NULL)
ErrDisplay(Can retrieve record);
Hi,
I hope I'm not repeating anything already discussed here.
I have a piece of code that used to patch ScrDrawChars trap for me. The problem
is, it's not working on PalmOS 3.5 anymore. When I try to debug my source codes,
the program never enters MyScrDrawChars() now, i.e. standard trap is
I am also looking for one. Can you please give me an example of the cable
with
name of the cable and the store where I can find it? Thanks a lot.
We have a full line at http://www.markspace.com/cables.html
We got our first production sample of the Visor cable back and tested today
(yippee!).
1. C++ app takes more memory
Only if you use inheritance. Inheritance requires vtables which can take up
some memory. All depends on how many classes and virtual methods you have.
Inheritance in itself does not require more memory !
Only virtual methods require vtables and so take more memory
Version 4.
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design.
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A serial cable is a hotsync cable w/ crossed wires. You can get
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186,000 mi/sec: not just a good idea, it's the LAW!
Damian Carrillo wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]...
A few days ago I
You might not need to convert anything. if you're working with single
bytes, you can manipulate individual bits using a single character in the
string and the standard bitwise operators (,|,^,etc). (works best with
unsigned characters)
MyChar[0] = (MyChar[1] 0x0F) 0x10;// Works for me
Hi, does anyone have any code to put a floating toolbar on the desktop?
Thanks!
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does anyone know of a battery eliminator (i.e. for car use) made for the
Palm series, so that it can run on external power without using its
batteries ?
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hey... there is a way to have ICQ on Palm?
Go to www.icq.com .. in the downloads section, there is one for Palm. You
have to already have created a UIN, but other than that, it works pretty
well. Its just useless tied to a land line.
Greetings everyone.. Palm announced an offering called the Mobile Internet
Kit at PC Expo last week.. while it sounds wonderful in the press release,
there seem to be no other details around. Does anyone have any information
on this? Availability? Cost and availability of cables for cellular
Actually, it looks kind of like you might be deleting a locked
handle somewhere, as you thought. Also, try changing the incrementation
of your counters in your loop to j++ and i++. Just a thought...
Thanks for the suggestions, but the post increment didn't help. I didn't
figure it would in
I'm getting really tired of not being able to debug using the GNU tools. It
almost makes me want to start using the CW6 that's sitting on my shelf.
(sitting there because I hate everything about it, except its debugger).
So far I've been printf debugging and that's getting lame quick.
I've
Hi and thanks for the help...
I keep getting a fatal error ..
MemoryMgrNew.c Line: , invalid handle
It seems to point to this wrapper function I pulled from
the palmdev book (rhodes) have a look and give me
an Idea as to how to fix it? or trap it somehow..?
this seems to generate the
It seems to me that this thread is way off topic. Could we please take it
elsewhere?
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Mann
Sent: Wednesday, July 05, 2000 11:18 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: a question to shareware
Perhaps you're nesting the call in a
function that is actually causing the problem?
Well, on my frmCloseEvent, I call this function.
Timothy D. Astle
People on Jolt cola write the funniest things.
A-10 Obedience Guide,
Ugh, sorry about that previous post. I hit ctrl+Enter by mistake.
Perhaps you're nesting the call in a
function that is actually causing the problem?
Well, on my frmCloseEvent, I call this function.
void DisSelectViewFreeHandles()
{
int i, j;
for(i = 0; i DIS_TABLE_ROWS; ++i)
Selwyn,
Sun has released the Java 2 Micro Edition to run Java on the Palm. For
downloads and more information:
http://www.sun.com/software/communitysource/j2me/
Terry
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Okay, this is probably a stupid question, but I'd like an answer nontheless
:-)
Is the following an adequate way of telling whether or not a handle has been
freed?
if(handle != NULL)
MemHandleFree(handle);
The reason I'm asking this is because I'm trying to free text handles in a
table upon
I don't know about anyone else, but if everything else is equal, if product
A was $19.95 and product B was $20.00, I would buy product A. And I
challenge anyone else to say different and mean it... remember, everything
else about the two products is equal.
So yes, $19.95 is a better price than
Is not specific to shareware authors. Anyone whose product is
selling for less than (say) $25 should really be pricing it this way.
Sometimes you can add 0.95 to your price, sometimes
you have to subtract 0.05.
If your ideal price is $16.00, then price it at $16.95.
If your ideal price is
What logic leads someone to believe that charging $.05 less for a product
make the seller unscrupulous?
Charge what you feel is a good price for software. I don't believe there is
any shame in a price if customers are willing to purchase it (unless you're
forcing them to).
BTW :
Don't you feel
I know that
1. C++ app takes more memory
2 .C++ app is slow on palm
Hmmm.. Enough said?
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