Is it possible to open the database with excel?
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Dear Greg,
Is it possible to install using PSI to an SD card on a T5? Here is a code
sample:
HandheldFile Title=Eran 4/22 Filename=4ausf.udr InstallToCard=Required
OutputDirectory=/UDRIVE/AUDIO/
On T3 it works fine (installs to SD) but on T5 it installs to the internal
drive. Is there a
Does anyone know if PODS will be available for linux?
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Hi,
Thanks.
TimeZoneToAscii() returns a verval description like NewYork...
which is too long for my display, plus is different than the text the built-in
calendar shows (PCT, EAST...)
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I don't understand how to fill the table with TblSetCustomDrawProcedure. I was
looking at diferent customdrawprocedures, bud i don't understand which part o
code actually fills the table.
typedef struct
{
UInt16 number;
char text1[5];
char text2[20];
} DBRecordType;
static void Record(void
Klemen Dovrtel wrote:
I don't understand how to fill the table with TblSetCustomDrawProcedure. I was
looking at diferent customdrawprocedures, bud i don't understand which part o
code actually fills the table.
typedef struct
{
UInt16 number;
char text1[5];
char text2[20];
} DBRecordType;
ok, and which part of the code draws the corresponding table entry? Can you
tell me what should i do to write the number on table?
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Klemen Dovrtel wrote:
ok, and which part of the code draws the corresponding table entry? Can you tell me what should i do to write the number on table?
Record does it. You get the bounds and just uses WinDrawChars to write
the number inside the bounds on the display. Record will be called
Hi all,
I have a custom made application that worked totally fine on Palm OS 4.x up to
5.2.
I noticed that on devices with Palm OS 5.4 my application causes Fatal Errors
in certain places. Generally it works fine in 90% of its functionality. I was
trying to find any document or information
http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/docs/palmos/PalmOSReference/CompatibilityApdx.html#992643
the above link is to the compatibility section of the API. It lists all
changes made to the API for each version of the OS.
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Luke
Klemen Dovrtel wrote:
Is it possible to open the database with excel?
No. An Excel database has a specific format, which is definitely not
the same as a Palm database. The Palm database has a special header,
which is useless to Excel, and each record in the Palm database has a
stucture
Dear Mr.Klemen,
It will be kind of you if you send me the application.
Regards,
Atiq
On 8/10/05, Klemen Dovrtel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would like to copy a database from palm to pc and read the records. How can
i do that?
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In my application, I create a new form with FrmNewForm, setting the
modal flage to true. I display it with FrmDoDialog. But when I run it on
the T5, the focus ring is not drawn. I though all Modal forms had the
focus ring on by default. Is this a bug/loop-hole in the OS?
As a work around, I
Try to Re-Download the package, maybe it´s corrupt.
Marcelo van Kampen
On 8/9/05, Don I [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all,
I downloaded PODS last night and tried to install it
tonight. It gets part way through the installation and tells me that it
can't because a file doesn't match the
I'm doing a standard hack -
1. I copy my database records to the memopad (there is a recipe on
Palm Source Knowledge Base to transfer data to the memopad using
streams)
2. I hotsync and all contents from the memopad are moved to my computer
3. I use a php page to put the
Subject: PODS on linux
From: David Birdsall [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 10 Aug 2005 08:05:34 -
Does anyone know if PODS will be available for linux?
At PalmSource DevCon they indicated they are going to have PODS for
both Mac and Linux, but I don't remember the details (or perhaps
At 04:13 AM 8/10/2005, you wrote:
Hi all,
I have a custom made application that worked totally fine on Palm OS 4.x
up to 5.2.
I noticed that on devices with Palm OS 5.4 my application causes Fatal
Errors in certain places. Generally it works fine in 90% of its
functionality. I was trying to
Hi all!
I am implementing a database with a list and edit tables similar to the address
example. My problem is after entering text in the second field in my dataColumn
I receive an error (also attached) that my program is reading from a location
in the memory manager’s data structures. Any help
From: Stephan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi all!
I am implementing a database with a list and edit tables similar to the
address example. My problem is after entering text in the second field in my
dataColumn I receive an error (also attached) that my program is reading
from a location in the memory
Run it twice in a row and it will crash
Does the record index change do to this routine
The rest of the DmWrite variables are global
and loaded from the read to the record
EditRecord()
{
UInt16 size = 0;
UInt16 Offset = 0;
Err err;
Char *ptr;
err = Open();
h =
set focus first, then draw the form.
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Here is the error msg
I can not figure how this routine is causing this message
all works well first time, does save the record, click it a second time and I
get this
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Run it twice in a row and it will crash
EditRecord()
{
(snip)
err = Open();
h = DmGetRecord(dbPtr, nRecordIndex);
(snip)
MemHandleUnlock(h);
DmReleaseRecord(dbPtr, nRecordIndex, true);
err = DmCloseDatabase(dbPtr);
return 0;
}
You're
Here is the open routine
static Err Open(void)
{
// Open the database or create it if it doesn't exist:
if(dbPtr == NULL)
{
// First see if we can find it:
LocalID dbID = DmFindDatabase(DB_CARDNO, DB_NAME);
if(!dbID)
If I comment out the DmWrites I can click it all I want and no
crash
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You are not setting dbPtr back to NULL after closing the database, so the
second time through your Open() routine, the database is not reopened, dpPtr
remains pointing to garbage and Open() returns no error.
Jeff Loucks
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changed err = DmCloseDatabase(dbPtr);
To err CloseDB();
and then
Err CloseDB(void)
{
// Close the database if it has been opened:
if(dbPtr)
{
Err err = DmCloseDatabase(dbPtr);
dbPtr = NULL;
if(err) return err;
}
druid wrote:
Run it twice in a row and it will crash
Does the record index change do to this routine
The rest of the DmWrite variables are global
and loaded from the read to the record
EditRecord()
{
UInt16 size = 0;
UInt16 Offset = 0;
Err err;
Char *ptr;
err = Open();
h =
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