And if you are not averse to Pascal, take a look at PocketStudio.
It also compiles to native code and has some nice libraries that wrap and
simplify much of the Palm
API without ever isolating you from them should you wish to use them.
Clive
Clive Walden
Walden Consulting
Phone: 760-632-5856
The bottom to top stroke, beginning in the Grafitti area and ending near the
top of the screen is known as the 'ronamatic' stroke. The OS generates a
KeyDownEvent with the value 0x010E (see below). The default OS' response to
the ronamatic character is to generate a KeyDownEvent with the value
Jeffry Loucks a écrit :
I see a lot questions like what event is generated when such-and-such
happens?
Here are some suggestions:
1. Hook your device up to a debugger and watch what happens when you do
such-and-such.
2. Or, use the emulator and log events while you do such-and-such.
3.
Tim Kostka wrote:
This hasn't been confirmed has it? The site simply says temporarily
unavailable. I would be surprised if they stopped printing CD's and
manuals for $400 a pop.
Apparently, this is due Metrowerks having sold their x86 compiler
technology. They're suspending sales of some of
Thank you very much, I moved more functions to another code section and
now my app is working again. I haven't had any problem with the linker
that I can't solve adding code sections (or moving functions from one to
another code section) but if I ever face this problem I will use the
filter
It's a commercial product. The library file is not present in the demo
distribution - the purpose of the latter is just to show you how a program that
uses the library looks like. You'll have to buy the product, in order to get
the library.
Regards,
Vesselin
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There is a bad separator (.) between 2 strings.
I don't think so. The dot shouldn't be used when registering an
extension - but that line registers a MIME type.
Sorry, that's right. I don't know how could I see it this way. Naturally,
the separator is \t and it is correct.
Best regards,
Ben Combee a écrit :
At 03:26 PM 4/22/2005, you wrote:
Ben Combee wrote:
At 01:26 PM 4/22/2005, you wrote:
there seems to be a contradiction in what you're writing.
But in any case, I successfully added to the target the .r file
that calls the .bin file, but CW 9.3 doesn't add
Hi,
I create a shared library with codewarrior and it's good, now someone know's
the tool GoDB? It's a funny tool for developing palm (and much more SO)
application with a few code's line. It can call also external library, such DLL
for PPC. I think it can make it in palm too but the
Scott,
thanks for replying. It's a good idea to play around with the device settings.
I will try that and post results here if I should have any news about it.
Did you try to run your app on another device too? If so, does it behave the
same way?
My app doesn't crash, it just doesn't receive
Hi
ExgSetDefaultApplication (appCreatorID, exgRegTypeID,
application/vnd.palm\tapplication/x-pilot);
There is a bad separator (.) between 2 strings.
On the other hand, even if you correct it, the result will be (I guess) the
same. I slightly remember similar experiments in the past and that
If the db should be received, pass the header to the ExgDBRead
callback and first copy from the header and if it has been read
then continue reading from the socket.
Uhm, how do I do that?? If you look at my sample code at the start of this
thread, you'll see that the callback for reading
Hello folks,
Now that I've discovered that I cannot intercept the beaming of applications in
PalmOS 5.x, I still need to test whether I'm doing it correctly under the lower
OS versions.
Testing beaming with the simulator is easy - I just need to make sure that in
I posted this to the Conduit Developer Forum last week, and there
haven't been any replies yet, so I'd like to see if anyone here has
any thoughts on it. In particular, some feedback from PalmSource
and/or palmOne would be nice considering this is an acknowledged
problem.
Adrien.
This is a
Gregor,
No, i havnt tried it on any other devices. The only device we have for
PalmOS is the treo 650.
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Scott,
thanks for replying.
Hello!
Can anyone tell me what is the equivalent of App Info String List
(Constructor for PalmOS) in PilRC Designer.
Thanks everybody!
André Augusto
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There is a bad separator (.) between 2 strings.
I don't think so. The dot shouldn't be used when registering an extension - but
that line registers a MIME type.
I made fast experiments using Resco Explorer
Wow, cool tool! How the heck do they manage to find the categories of the
installed
I am using Sony Clie PDA and it has Palm OS 5. I am using old serial mgr API's.
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Yes, indeed. But what should I use in my application if no other library is
available free, and the INet.lib provided by the Palm Os will be no longer
supported?
I think that the answer will be something like: make it yourself...
Regards, Iulia
PS: Will Palm Os release another high-level
The emulator also runs Palm OS v4.x, there is no simulator that will run it.
You'll need a ROM file and you can obtain one from the developer's program.
Tim
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Hello folks,
Now that I've discovered that I cannot
Ben Combee wrote:
At 03:38 PM 4/21/2005, you wrote:
BTW: I know there is an Armlet-forum, but Mozilla claims it doesn't
exist on news.palmos.com.
armlet-forum is gone. It's now the pno-forum, as ARMlets were renamed
to PACE Native Objects.
Ah, and now I found the refresh-button on my
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Yes, indeed. But what should I use in my application if no other library
is available free, and the INet.lib provided by the Palm Os will be no
longer supported?
I think that the answer will be something
At 11:44 AM 4/22/2005, you wrote:
Yes, indeed. But what should I use in my application if no other library
is available free, and the INet.lib provided by the Palm Os will be no
longer supported?
Not will no longer be supported, but is no longer supported. INetLib
hasn't worked since last
Hi, i´am developing an application, and i need to duplicate a database, so, i
wonder if there is a command that do this, or i have to manually do it
Thank for your help
Regards Rodolfo Ruiz
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The emulator also runs Palm OS v4.x, there is no simulator that
will run it.
I see; I had the impression that the emulator didn't support anything above
3.5; I thought I had read that somewhere.
You'll need a ROM file and you can obtain one from the developer's
program.
OK, found one for
What is the recommended method for determining if a device has the new NFVS (32
byte block size) vs. the old NVFS (512 byte block size). I know that the
PalmOS version has been revved to 5.4.7 for the newer incarnation of NVFS, but
using FtrGet with sysFtrNumROMVersion does not yield the
Hello everybody,
I use several tables in my app but I'm facing a problem that I didn't
see before. When I select a popup trigger it sets a variable and then
call a function that updates a dynamic array wich sets the row Id and it
is also used in may table drawing callback function to get the
there is around a prc for downloading the rom to the emulator... i
dont remember where i saw it
cheers
On 4/22/05, Dr. Vesselin Bontchev [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The emulator also runs Palm OS v4.x, there is no simulator that
will run it.
I see; I had the impression that the emulator
Dr. Vesselin Bontchev wrote:
I see; I had the impression that the emulator didn't
support anything above 3.5; I thought I had read that somewhere.
The emulator software itself is version 3.5, which might be
where you got that idea. I use it to run Palm OS 4.0 (on an
emulated m505) all the time.
Ben Combee wrote:
At 02:09 PM 4/21/2005, you wrote:
I'm trying to add in my application the T3 flow control patch
code found in the PalmOne 4.2 SDK samples. But unlike what I
see in the sample project, CW 9.3 doesn't let met add a Bin
file to my project. Instead I get a message that at
I'm getting this error in PODS, but it works fine in CW 8.3. Because of this, I
posted it in the tools forum a couple days ago, in a longer thread with other
migration issues. But that thread has apparently reached the end of that its
allotment of helpful responses from Ben. So I am appealing
What do you mean exactly by I tried that? The way I understand his advice,
you should try using
Boolean MainFormHandleEvent(EventType *eventP)
instead of
Boolean MainFormHandleEvent(EventPtr eventP)
However, the error you're getting suggests that you have used
Boolean
At 01:26 PM 4/22/2005, you wrote:
there seems to be a contradiction in what you're writing. But in
any case, I successfully added to the target the .r file that calls
the .bin file, but CW 9.3 doesn't add the .bin file itself. I'm
using the very .r and .bin files supplied in the 4.2 SDK samples,
there is around a prc for downloading the rom to the emulator...
Ehm, nope. There is a PRC for downloading the ROM from the real device. I don't
need anything special to make the Emulator use a particular ROM - the file
containing the ROM is specified explicitly when creating a new session.
At 02:27 PM 4/22/2005, you wrote:
there is around a prc for downloading the rom to the emulator...
Ehm, nope. There is a PRC for downloading the ROM from the real device. I
don't need anything special to make the Emulator use a particular ROM -
the file containing the ROM is specified
But what should I use in my application if no other library is
available free
Strictly speaking, that's not true. This library
http://www.bitsplitter.net/PalmHTTP/
is available for free and even in source. Thank goodness that it's available in
source, though - because its quality isn't
After upgrading to the latest Palm Desktop a month ago I've been having trouble
installing(hot syncing) on an actual device running OS 3.1.1 on a IIIx. Since
the only way I know to do the install with this desktop is invoking the quick
install which places the PRC into my quickinstall folder.
Thanks for your reply. It helped me see my mistake. The quotes around Ben's
recommendation of Event Type* confused me and I tried EventType **.
So I've changed my function declarations to
Boolean MainFormHandleEvent(EventType *eventP)
and I'm back to getting the same error, which is now
Another free HTTP library for PalmOS distributed in source is available from
here:
http://www.chronologic.se/Palm/httptester.html
Check the license, though, it might not be suitable for everyone.
Regards,
Vesselin
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You can redirect IRDA to the emulator's serial port or put the
emulated device in loopback mode. Both are described in the POSE
manual, IIRC.
Uhm, *where* is that?? All I could find was some PDF file containing a document
named Using Palm OS Emulator. It contains the word infrared only once,
Setting ExgSocketType::localMode to 1 forces the loopback mode,
i.e. your app will send the data to itself.
That's not good enough. I've read plety of horror stories about things that
work perfectly in local mode but fail when you try to transfer the same data
between two different devices.
Hi
Setting ExgSocketType::localMode to 1 forces the loopback mode, i.e. your
app will send the data to itself.
Regards,
Jan Slodicka
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From: Dr. Vesselin Bontchev [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, April 22,
At 03:26 PM 4/22/2005, you wrote:
Ben Combee wrote:
At 01:26 PM 4/22/2005, you wrote:
there seems to be a contradiction in what you're writing.
But in any case, I successfully added to the target the .r file
that calls the .bin file, but CW 9.3 doesn't add the .bin file
itself. I'm using
I am new to Palm development and I was wondering which IDE you
recommend, MetroWorks or Eclipse?
I've worked with both and I recommend you Eclipse. I started with CodeWarrior
but it kept annoying me and introducing difficult-to-find errors in the silly
binary files it uses for the resource
Also, since PODS uses the GCC compiler, IMO they really should have used
the RCP format for the resources too; this would have provided much better
portability. But at least they use a text file (XML file) for that purpose
- not some silly proprietary binary crap like CodeWarrior that you
Subject: Re: How to intercept application beaming?
From: Dr. Vesselin Bontchev [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Fri, 22 Apr 2005 13:15:36 -
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At this point I'm starting to wonder whether the interception of
beaming of applications is possible at all...
Yep, that's apparently the
Is it possible to get the Cell ID of the currently connected cell on GSM
Treo's? If so, I'd appreciate if someone could point me in the right direction
thanks
alan
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No, I had
#include PalmCompatibility.h
at the top. I don't remember where I got that from. I changed it to PalmOS.h
and that cleared up the 'EventPtr' error, but now I have 2 new errors, in the
same header file, on 2 function declarations:
void setLabelText( FormPtr _frm, int _labelid,
Hi,
I am new to Palm development and I was wondering which IDE you recommend,
MetroWorks or Eclipse? What are the advantages/disadvantages of each? Is
the Eclipse IDE ready for real production use?
Thanks!
Stephen
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Anyone here know where to locate an SDK or developer documentation
specifically for the Samsung i500? I own one of these devices, but I must
admit that I've had no luck in locating developer resources specifically for
it. It is a PalmOS 4.x dual band cell phone. It has integrated GPS, but I
ok, I give up, after 30 minutes with 2 logins on 2 palm web sitespage
after page, search after search,,,
where is the treo 650 simulator download
thanks
Drew
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