RE: Modal form over a Form

> >Yes, in both forms fields are drawn and data retrieved and placed in the > >fields before FrmDrawForm... > > Your app must first call FrmDrawForm to erase and set the active form. More >information on this topic is available in the knowledgebase. check out the example "app" i put in the Pi

What's the story?

Hi all, Sorry if I've posted this to the wrong list, but I don't seem to be getting any answers anywhere else. I have been a member of the Provider Pavilion for over a year now, signed the NDA's and downloaded source code etc, but was inactive for a few months. When I tried to log into the PP a f

RE: Weird behavior in static Compare callback function

> I am using an old version of the GCC compiler that requires the > CALLBACK_PROLOGUE/CALLBACK_EPILOGUE macros, is there a newer version that > does not require them?? prc-tools 2.0 solves this problem :) you can get it from palm's website directly. http://www.palm.com/dev/tools/gcc/index

RE: Dynamic list population

> From: Curtis Clauson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > > hStrArray = SysFormPointerArrayToStrings(pStrBlock, items); > MemPtrFree(pStrBlock); > LstSetListChoices(lstTest, MemHandleLock(hStrArray), items); > > According to the frustratingly obtuse docs, I do have to > allocate and lock the arra

Hacking the Palmpix

Okay there is only so much you can do with the Palmpix and the supplied setup, so I'm thinking about hacking it and getting it to work from a PC, RIM pager, etc etc. I popped it open and I see what it is using: Atmel AT90S8515 8-bit AVR Microcontroller; this has a UART, 8K flash, and a little ch

Re: StrNCat question

From: "Paul Nevai" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: StrNCat question > i.e., no matter how long txtStr is, > then > StrNCat (destStr, txtStr, min (StrLen (txtStr), 8)); > and > StrNCat (destStr, txtStr, 8); > are the same, aren't they? Thanks! Best regards, Paul > I don't think so. According to th

Re: StrNCat question

Yep. Given destStr[8] = ""; txtStr [] = "012345678901234567890"; StrNCat (destStr, txtStr, min (StrLen (txtStr), 8)); You get destStr = "01234567" Given destStr[8] = ""; txtStr [] = "012345678901234567890"; StrNCat (destStr, txtStr, 8); You get destStr = "01234567" Giv

Dynamic list population

I hate asking seemingly dumb questions but this one's got me stumped. I'm populating a list on a form dynamically when the form is opened. I created a simple test for this by creating an array of strings and using LstSetListChoices(...) to set the list. This is the code which is called on frmOpenE

StrNCat question

I just want to make sure that if we have destStr[8] = ""; txtStr [] = "012345678901234567890"; or txtStr [] = "01234"; i.e., no matter how long txtStr is, then StrNCat (destStr, txtStr, min (StrLen (txtStr), 8)); and StrNCat (destStr, txtStr, 8); are the same, aren't they? Thanks! Best re

doc file type - 'TEXt'

Is it safe to assume that a file is a doc file if and only if it's type is 'TEXt'? Are there any known exceptions? -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/tech/support/forums/

hotsync after HW reset?

I did the major H/W reset and now I am unable to hot sync with my desktop. I hit the hotsync, but it doesn't make a connection (yes, hotsync manager is running and there's nothing else hanging on the com port). Any ideas? John -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to uns

Blocking system icons and buttons

Hi all, I have a communications application, that can´t be interrupted by the user. So, I need to block the system buttons and icons of the palm. I've seen in the documentation that a keyDownEvent should be triggered when any of them is pressed, so I could verify the eventPtr->data.chr informat

Re: Refreshing without erasing a form

To answer your question: you don't. To ask one (or two) of my own: What is this about having to save it at any point which might cause a popup? Why would you need to save the bitmap more than once? -- -Richard M. Hartman [EMAIL PROTECTED] 186,000 mi/sec: not just a good idea, it's the LAW! M

Re: Select Trigger

From: "McKee, Kevin L." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Select Trigger > I want to take the numbers from the labels and copy/set or whatever to a > select trigger. If you want to set the label of a popup trigger... // gPopTrigLabel must exist for the life of the form that contains the popup trigger

RE: Number of Fields

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 maxi

Test, disregard

disregard this ok? Sorry. -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/tech/support/forums/

RE: (4i) .. .lib file required

> From: Subrata Chakrabarty [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > I require MSL...(4I).lib library for developing multisegment > application . Where can I download it. I am using cw R6 Lite > version . That won't work with the Lite version. You need to upgrade to the full version of CodeWarrior to use

RE: (4i) .. .lib file required

Subrata, CodeWarrior Lite does not support multi-segment applications or C++. That is why the library you are looking for is not there. This is not available to be downloaded, so with Lite you are limited to single-segment applications. To purchase the full version of the CodeWarrior tools in

RE: Modal form over a Form

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. > -- > From:

RE: (4i) .. .lib file required

I'm not sure about the lite version, but I know with the regular version of CW you don't have to download it, it's included in the Palm OS x.x support folder (not directly, it's under libraries or something). DeAnna > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTE

Re: Database record size

>what is the maximum record size? 64K minus some overhead -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/tech/support/forums/

RE: Modal form over a Form

At 3:26 PM -0600 2000/06/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >Yes, in both forms fields are drawn and data retrieved and placed in the >fields before FrmDrawForm... Your app must first call FrmDrawForm to erase and set the active form. More information on this topic is available in the knowledgebase.

Re: NS BASIC announces Palm Programming Contest!

i haven't really got into self programming / self sold apps and i totally agree with steve and jamie. its flaky. -Original Message- From: Jamie Macleod <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Newsgroups: palm-dev-forum To: Palm Developer Forum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Wednesday, June 07, 2000 4:21 PM Subje

Re: More hardware hacking questions: GP2 cradle pin status

At 4:15 PM -0400 2000/06/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >Jim, thanks! That should do fine (and no need for me to fiddle deep in the hardware). >Any reason this call ISN'T documented? Seems to be a very useful feature for those of >us developing hardware add-ons to be able to check the status of th

Select Trigger

Question, I have a form with 6 labels on it, each label represents a number ( as noted in the following code) static SWordhundredthou_Num = 0; CharmileNum[1]; // user clicks a button ... if ( hundredthou_Num < 9 ) { hundredthou_Num ++; StrPrintF ( mileNum, "%d", h

(4i) .. .lib file required

Hi I require MSL...(4I).lib library for developing multisegment application . Where can I download it. I am using cw R6 Lite version . Thanks Subrata -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/tech/support/forums/

Database record size

Hello all, What would be better? (1) A database with 1 large record. (2) A database with multilpe records, which, when put together (once HotSynced to a PC) create the same data that is in the single record of case (1). Assume that the database is NEVER modified by the Palm application. It is

RE: Modal form over a Form

Yes, in both forms fields are drawn and data retrieved and placed in the fields before FrmDrawForm... >Are you drawing your fields *before* calling FrmDrawForm()? > -- > From: > [EMAIL PROTECTED][SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Reply To: Palm Developer Forum > Sent:

code-configuring minstrel3 modem for palm3x

the minstrel III wireless modem is shipped with a setup wizard that leads the user through configuration (entering SPI, SPNI, DNS, etc.). this wizard, however, is not appropriate for some of my non-computer-oriented users. i am trying to write a simple application or conduit that installs and con

Re: Modal form over a Form

I've tried this, but the data is not retrieved at all Thanks anyway. Have you ever tried this? // frm is a FormPtr // AboutForm is a form Modal I created frm = FrmInitForm(AboutForm); FrmDoDialog(frm); FrmDeleteForm(frm); I'm not sure if this will help you, but it's worth a shot. Reg

Re: NS BASIC announces Palm Programming Contest!

I agree. Talk about working for peanuts. Jamie "Steve Sabram" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:13594@palm-dev-forum... > > This is definitely a lot cheaper way to get examples than paying someone for it. So who still holds the rights to the code after > the submission? Does the contes

Re: More hardware hacking questions: GP2 cradle pin status

Jim, thanks! That should do fine (and no need for me to fiddle deep in the hardware). Any reason this call ISN'T documented? Seems to be a very useful feature for those of us developing hardware add-ons to be able to check the status of the GP2 pin. Now of course you have no obligation to answ

Re: Modal form over a Form

Have you ever tried this? // frm is a FormPtr // AboutForm is a form Modal I created frm = FrmInitForm(AboutForm); FrmDoDialog(frm); FrmDeleteForm(frm); I'm not sure if this will help you, but it's worth a shot. Regards, Tim Astle -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums

RE: Modal form over a Form

Are you drawing your fields *before* calling FrmDrawForm()? > -- > From: > [EMAIL PROTECTED][SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Reply To: Palm Developer Forum > Sent: Wednesday, June 07, 2000 5:00 PM > To: Palm Developer Forum > Subject: Modal form over a Form > > > After pres

Re: Menu Problems

You can use the same menu for each form. It's quite simple actually. In each form you create, just put the menu ID number in the field which requests it. Then in each of your form's event handlers, just use this: // This is located in your form event handler case menuEvent: return(EditVie

Modal form over a Form

I'm getting a strange behavior on my Palm App. I want a modal form to appear over a normal form, both of them contain Editable Fields; the Modal Form has the SaveBehind option enabled, the normal form doesn't. When displaying the modal form, everything is fine, the data is retrieved correctly t

Re: More hardware hacking questions: GP2 cradle pin status

At 9:10 PM -0400 2000/06/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >Has anyone worked with this pin before? Palm uses it with the snap-on modem but there >isn't any straight API call I can find to probe it. I would like to use it as a >general purpose input to the Palm to tell my software that my hardware is

RE: Number of Fields

There are two basic ways to keep track of "fields" in a record. Either you've got to use some kind of delimeter, or you've got to keep track of the size of each field. It's your choice. example record: austin\0stephen\0m\0 where '\0' is a null character (0). or 6austin7stephen1m where the

Re: Number of Fields

Ick, Ack, Pffft! Better use a null byte (0x00) since you must surely be assuming all string data. The null is less likely to conflict than any other byte value. However, if you have a mixed set of numeric and string data and you do not want to store the numerics as strings then something so sim

Re: Number of Fields

There is no programmatic way to know. You have to say: Int NumOfFields = 5; There is also no programmatic way to say what size each field is or what kind of data it holds. So, you personally know there are 5 fields in your database and the first one is a 4 byte int, the second a 2 byte int. The

RE: Number of Fields

You could use something like the following: typedef struct {structure or field definition here} MyStructure; Int NumOfFields = NumOfBytesInRecord / sizeof (MyStructure); You can use MemHandleSize with the record's handle to get the size of the record. Another approach, is to save the number of

Re: Number of Fields

The PalmOS provides no structure below the record level. If you are working with a database for an app you created you know the number of fields or know how to determine them based on the record structure you defined. If you are working with a database for an app not under your control you have

RE: Number of Fields

Moores Principle of Dependency: "It all depends" It is up to you to define the structure of your database. If you want to use variable numbers of fields in records, which Palm depreciates - but is not unreasonable, I would use a field separator character such as "|" (which character or character

RE: Compiler feature (was Re: Reset and stack size)

> From: Adam Wozniak [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Is there any way to look at the disassembly for a function > and determine how much stack space it chews up? Yes. Look for the 'link a6,#-n' instruction at the top of the function. The 'n' value is the size of the stack frame. (Of course this r

Re: DragonBall CPUs

Dave Lippincott wrote: > >Does anyone know if palm plan to use the mother of all dragonballs - the VZ > >cpu in a product. > Just a guess: I would imagine the VZ would not get used since Palm made an > semi-offical announcment on the future use of ARM processors (a much faster > line of processor

Compiler feature (was Re: Reset and stack size)

"McCollister, Mike" wrote: > Thanks for the information. It turns out that my PilotMain had only one > variable in the stack. Well, after reading the Palm development > documentation, I found that I can't do any UI stuff here. I guess that if > really want to do this I would have to set an ala

Re: Number of Fields

Yea, I personally know how many fields are in my database cause I created it. Ok, say there are 5 fields, is there any way to programmiticly go through and count all 5 fields and return the number in an integer form, or would I just have to tell it that there are 5 fields? Ex: is there someway i

Menu Problems

I am having menu problems with my application that I am building. I have 5 screens and I want to have the same menu with the same options on each screen. So far the menu works for the first screen I built, but not for any of the others. Do I need to initialize the other menus somehow? -- Jenn

Re: Trying to hide a bitmap...

Use WinEraseRectangle -Original Message- From: Fima Furman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Palm Developer Forum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Wednesday, June 07, 2000 1:26 PM Subject: Trying to hide a bitmap... >I'm trying to hide a bitmap. For some reason FrmHideObject does not seem to >work for m

Re: DragonBall CPUs

>Does anyone know if palm plan to use the mother of all dragonballs - the VZ >cpu in a product. Just a guess: I would imagine the VZ would not get used since Palm made an semi-offical announcment on the future use of ARM processors (a much faster line of processors with speeds past 100MHz). But I

RE: Number of Fields

Do you mean "fields" or "records"? DmNumRecords will return the number of records when fed a DmOpenRef. If you want the number of fields, and it's your database, you should know what structure you are saving in each record and, thus, how to count them. Regards, Steve -Original Message

Re: NS BASIC announces Palm Programming Contest!

This is definitely a lot cheaper way to get examples than paying someone for it. So who still holds the rights to the code after the submission? Does the contest winner get a royalty of the sales containing their example code out of this? Steve George Henne wrote: > NS BASIC Corporation is

Re: Number of Fields

Well.. What I need to be able to do is like send a DmOpenRef pointer(or something like that) to a function and somehow in that function find out how many fields there are in my database... "William F. Weiher III" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:13590@palm-dev-forum... > > Databases on t

RE: Number of Fields

Databases on the Palm do not really have fields, each record is simply a string of bytes. The interpretation of these bytes is strictly up to the application accessing them. The only way to get the information you want (unless there happens to be some documentation of that particular database some

Trying to hide a bitmap...

I'm trying to hide a bitmap. For some reason FrmHideObject does not seem to work for me. Maybe it's because I'm rinning OS 3.1. ??? What is the solution? Fima Furman -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/tech/support/for

Number of Fields

Hey, Does anybody know of anyway to get the number of fields in a database and what type of a field it is? TIA.. -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/tech/support/forums/

Re: Debuging and Win2000

From: "Richard M. Hartman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Re: Debuging and Win2000 > So what's the hold-up? (Assuming it is still held up, that is ... I'm still > catching up after a vacation...) The fix is available. You missed a post by Heather KML Tufts. See http://www.egroups.com/message/p

Re: Converting to multi-segment apps in CW?

Hello! If I'm not wrong, the 2i library uses 2-byte integers, while the 4i library uses 4-byte integers. Regards, Gee. "Chris DiPierro" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:13567@palm-dev-forum... > > > Actually it was my failure to realize you needed to ditch StartupCode.Lib > in favor of

Re: Can digest size be controlled?

Gordon, Douglas wrote in message <12973@palm-dev-forum>... > >It is most convenient for me to get messages from this list in digest form. >However, these digests are sent only once a day and tend to be very large, >typically running 80-100 messages. The large size makes it a bit difficult >to t

Problem with the 64K segment size limit ???

Hello everybody: Well, just I am stuck again... :-) Well, just I can't upload my program to the palm, neither with the hotsync (I can generate the .prc file). But when I try to debug the app I get the following error message: "Failed to upload application to pilot device. Reset t

Re: Debuging and Win2000

So what's the hold-up? (Assuming it is still held up, that is ... I'm still catching up after a vacation...) -- -Richard M. Hartman [EMAIL PROTECTED] 186,000 mi/sec: not just a good idea, it's the LAW! Heather Tufts wrote in message <12934@palm-dev-forum>... > >Believe me, if it were up to me,

Re: Sub-Pixel (Font) Rendering on the Palm IIIc

Bob Ebert wrote in message <12886@palm-dev-forum>... > >At 1:43 AM +0200 05/27/00, Eric Snider wrote: >>Have any of you been working on sub-pixel rendering on the Palm IIIc? > >We looked at it. And decided it wasn't worth the trouble. > >Sub-pixel font rendering works fairly well for relativel

Re: Repeating Buttons...

At 5:00 PM +0200 06/7/00, McKee, Kevin L. wrote: >Does anyone have a quick trick to slow down the repeating action when a >repeating button is pressed. Currently when I press the repeating button it >either jumps by twos or threes. Repeating buttons normally delay for you. It looks like the rep

RE: DmDeleteDatabase

The parameters are card number (= 0) and the database ID (type LocalID). DmFindDatabase will return type LocalID. You should really get a copy of the Palm OS Reference, it comes with the SDK (in PDF format) and has information like this. You can also find the parameters in the header files. Reg

RE: Reset and stack size

Douglas, Thanks for the information. It turns out that my PilotMain had only one variable in the stack. Well, after reading the Palm development documentation, I found that I can't do any UI stuff here. I guess that if really want to do this I would have to set an alarm to 1 second in the futu

DmDeleteDatabase

What is the syntax for DmDeleteDatabase(). I'm calling the function with these parameters DmDelteDatabase(DBType,DBCreator); But the database is not deleted. I can still open it and retrieve data from it. -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see

Re: Converting to multi-segment apps in CW?

Actually it was my failure to realize you needed to ditch StartupCode.Lib in favor of MSL Runtime Palm OS (2i).Lib ... But that brings up another question, what'd the difference between the 2i and the 4i library? CW docs just say to include one of them, but not which to use. Both seem to work, b

RE: How to request a reset after an install

Collin, Thanks! I found a build-prc flag that will do this. Mike McCollister > -Original Message- > From: PalmPilot ml user [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Wednesday, June 07, 2000 10:46 AM > To: Palm Developer Forum > Subject: Re: How to request a reset after an install > > > Hi,

RE: Repeating Buttons...

Well, you could catch each repeat event and inject a SysTaskDelay... As for the rolling over, set an if in your ctlRepeatEvent that, when your value is equal to "9", reset it to 0 and re-increment it from there. I did this once when I was trying to make my own clone of the set time dialog. -Rus

Repeating Buttons...

Does anyone have a quick trick to slow down the repeating action when a repeating button is pressed. Currently when I press the repeating button it either jumps by twos or threes. Also, I would like for the repeating button to be able to 'roll over' a number when pressed. IE, I have a label (On

Re: How to request a reset after an install

Hi, there is a database flag for this ! ... Collin On Wed, 7 Jun 2000, McCollister, Mike wrote: > How do I get my application to request a reset after it has been installed? > > Thanks, > > Mike McCollister > > -- > For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, pl

frmOpenEvent with formId 0?!

Hello! I've a program that used to be able to work. However, after introducing some global variables (a global pointer) and some changes made to my form initialisation code (a function called from my frmLoadEvent), I could not get my program to start! In the EventLoop, the very first event retur

Re: Weird behavior in static Compare callback function

Andy Rabagliati wrote: > > to have the CALLBACK_PROLOGUE/CALLBACK_EPILOGUE macros in all [...] > Are these macros no longer necessary in prc-tools 2.0 ? Positive. You no longer need them (at least in the UNIX version :-). Regards, Holger Klawitter -- Holger Klawitter

Re: Reset and stack size

The restriction here is: don't use very much stack space at all. Sorry, but it's hard to be too much more specific than that, since it really varies on each device. However, you'd be suprised how small it can be. One problem non-obvious that can come up is that your PilotMain may have stuff

frmgotoform not calling frmloadform

i have a form which i create an array of pointers that i then memptrnew them to the right length to contain strings. i then use this when i call lstSetListChoices and keep the array alive for the lifetime of the list. but when i leave the form, i call memptrfree's to free any used pointers in fr

RE: Refreshing without erasing a form

Here is my problem. I'm asking this again because I still do not have a solution. I have an application that has the ability to run a user generated program that is part of the application. At any step in the program, it is possible to have a popup form, for errors, input, etc. The problem

RE: Weird behavior in static Compare callback function

I am using an old version of the GCC compiler that requires the CALLBACK_PROLOGUE/CALLBACK_EPILOGUE macros, is there a newer version that does not require them?? Logie -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Andy Rabagliati Sent: 07 June 2000 12

ANN: pilrc 2.5b5

hi! one would think a birthday would keep someone away from the computer :)) i guess not! :) pilrc 2.5b5 has just been updated: --- What's new in 2.5b5 (Wed, 7 Jun 2000) --- o updated "example" for prc-tools 2.0 o VERSION tag ID defaults to 1 if NONE supplied o -V option to

Reset and stack size

I am responding to a sysAppLaunchCmdSystemReset message and I find that I am running out of stack space. I've done what I think are the necessary stack friendly stuff (like using MemPtrNew for structures). It doesn't like my calling the FrmCustomAlert() function. What are the restrictions here?

How to request a reset after an install

How do I get my application to request a reset after it has been installed? Thanks, Mike McCollister -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/tech/support/forums/

NS BASIC announces Palm Programming Contest!

NS BASIC Corporation is sponsoring its first programming contest for NS Basic/Palm. The deadline for entries is midnite EST, July 16th, 2000. There will be prizes awarded in 3 divisions: Business, Games and Open. Each prize is $100.00 USD, plus recognition as one of the top NS Basic/Palm prog

µMWC? What is it?

What is the resource 'µMWC'? Thanks Ralph Krausse -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/tech/support/forums/

Re: Weird behavior in static Compare callback function

According to Holger Klawitter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > I can only guess .. some old versions of the prc-tools need > to have the CALLBACK_PROLOGUE/CALLBACK_EPILOGUE macros in all > functions which are being used as a call back. Are these macros no longer necessary in prc-tools 2.0 ? Cheers,

Re: Curious occurance...

Here is what is specifically is triggering the problem. I don't see how this could be causing it. However, if I don't perform this, the error doesn't arise. In my event handler for the form: case frmCloseEvent: Set Checkmark to InfoDB SetMain(frm, &index); break; // This is the

Re: Curious occurance...

I'm using OS 3.3, but what you described sounds exactly like what I'm experiencing. Now to figure out a solution... -- Tim Astle -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/tech/support/forums/

Re: Weird behavior in static Compare callback function

> After calling DmInsertionSort, the flowing function > would always fall into second if statement if (diff > 0) > while diff is clearly set to -1. Can someone guess what's going on? I can only guess .. some old versions of the prc-tools need to have the CALLBACK_PROLOGUE/CALLBACK_EPILOGUE macros

DragonBall CPUs

Just a quick question. I was looking through the specs CD for the dragon ball cpus (we looked at the cpu family for an embedded application @ work). I notice that there are 3: DragonBall - Palm III DragonBall EZ - Palm V, Vx, IIIc DragonBall VZ - ? Does anyone know if palm

RE: CodeWarrior Version

And the license agreement. The academic version doesn't allow you to market and sell applications you write with it, while the professional version does. -hkmlt -Original Message- From: John J. Corelli [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, June 02, 2000 12:58 PM To: Palm Developer Fo

RE: CodeWarrior Version

This is what I also understand. During the ordering process, you have to show proof using your College ID card, to get the discounted price. Mike -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of John J. Corelli Sent: Friday, June 02, 2000 12:58 PM To: Pa

Re: SV: More than one Database

> Just use different names on the databases. > For example: > DmCreateDatabase(0, "DB1", 'STRT', 'data', false); > DmCreateDatabase(0, "DB2", 'STRT', 'data', false); this has been brought up many times.. so, you should prefix the creator id to your "DB" name.. ie: 'STRT_DB1' 'STR

SV: More than one Database

Just use different names on the databases. For example: DmCreateDatabase(0, "DB1", 'STRT', 'data', false); DmCreateDatabase(0, "DB2", 'STRT', 'data', false); -Ursprungligt meddelande- Fran: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]For Stevie Skickat: den 7 juni 2000 10:12 Till: Palm De

RE: More than one Database

Yes it is perfectly possible Here is the Start Application of a program that uses 2 dbs, it checks to see if each one is present, and if not it creates them. --- #define RouteDBType'Rout' #define RouteDBName"Rout-Bust" #define

More than one Database

is it possible to make Palm applications that uses more than one database per application? If so, how? Best regards / MVH Stevie - Programmer Domestic Interactive [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/de