Brian and Scott,
Thanks for the replies! That got me up and going.I am much more
productive now!
Very truly yours,
Rob Graber
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I recall having a similar issue. I created a loop to eat the events,
but it didn't always work. I never found a solution that worked 100%.
Bob.
That's a nice idea.
However, it didn't seem to work:
PerformLongOperation();
do
{
EvtGetEvent(evt, 1);
} while(evt.eType != nilEvent);
I
Christian Giordano wrote:
I'm trying to animate an image, so I'm drawing it every nilEvent with
a different position. What I get though, is a very annoying flickering
regardless the timeout of the EvtGetEvent (tried with short time).
Mukesh mentioned locking the window, here's another way:
Remember that although the stated limit is about 64k the practical limit
for randomly addressable code is 32k. This is because you have to be
able to move forward AND back within that code block, and the address is
2-bytes, so this gives you +/- 32k. There are ways to get around this
issue,
Christian Giordano wrote:
well, the flickering is almost entirely gone. But I wouldn't say
entirely, but probably behaves like the screen of normal PC, so I
reckon it is definitely acceptable.
If done right there should be no flicker at all. But it depends on what
you are calling flicker.
Hal Mueller wrote:
How are you validating the PDB (that is, what makes you think the PDB
meets the spec)?
The file format specifications are published, so it's not like it is
guesswork.
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hvreddy wrote:
Hi All,
Is it possible to create a global variable of size more than 64K in palm os? I
tryed to create more than 64K size of array but the linker is giving error.Even
i tryed using memptrNew also .Here also it gives the same error.
Is there a limitation for global variable size
Luca Bertoncello wrote:
Hi, list!
I have a little problem, with my program...
I develop it with gcc on my Linux-PC and test it with POSE.
I can start it and use it, without warning or error, but when I exit from this
application, POSE say:
Found X memory leak for SMS Pro (1.00). Information
Srdan wrote:
I have implemented 5 way navigation into my
app, but I can't use it with Menu or menu items.
Is there any solution for this?
Your problem description is not exactly clear. By implemented 5-way
navigation you mean that you are manually handling the 5-way navigator
button
Anoop wrote:
We have posted this thread before , but then we had problem in getting
a clear image.. The image seems to be blurred and inverted.. What
could be the reason behind this...
Is the bitmap that you are accessing from the folder a WinOS bitmap, and
you are trying to display it on a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am dynamically drawing the list items from the database using callback
function :
LstSetDrawFunction
The problem is, it displays the records in order which is been saved in
Database (the first record that is saved first is displayed first).
I want to display the
Regis Melo wrote:
case sysAppLaunchCmdSystemReset :
// write my code here to write a PDB!
My question is - Is it possible to write a PDB when a reset event
occurs?
Remember that that launch code is sent AFTER the reset has happened, and
just as the device is
Ambrose Krapacs wrote:
I know there are certain system
events that trigger the Calendar to recalculate the alarms (like hotsync
and soft reset) but we obviously do not want to do this every time we add a
calendar item with an alarm.
You don't actually have to do a reset. I think you could
Hi Folks,
Is there an understood problem on the 700p with virtual key handling?
I've gotten reports from 700p users that merely registering for the
sysNotifyVirtualCharHandlingEvent event causes SIGNIFICANT system
slowdowns. My app is only interested in one key code, and all others
are
Tam Hanna wrote:
Hi,
I had a Z22 shortly for review a few days ago(raised this a few days earlier
and I still had the loaner), and AFAIK, it returns a code beginning with D
'D051'
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Luc Le Blanc wrote:
...the processor temperature would be a good enough approximation to ambient
temperature.
What makes you say this? Ambient temperature is the temperature of the
air surrounding... well... something. Computer processors tend to run
quite hot (hence all those fancy
Kishor Bhushan wrote:
Hi
I am new to Palm os
so i want to know, is there any method for zoom in and zoom out of bitmap
images in palm os if yes plz give example
thank you
No, there are no system functions to do this. You either have to create
your own functions or find a 3rd party library
John Sutton wrote:
Jeff
I'm not sure if I'm dreaming this, but I think I once had a problem with
empty strings.
I recall something like that too.
FWIW try putting something inside the two empty strings just to rule out
my paranoia.
ie. FrmCustomAlert( MessageAlert, whatever, should be
Jinyoung Lee wrote:
Function LstSetListChoices is not working..
It crushes the emulator without error message..
snip
__
void FillLetsCookFormListWithData(ListType *titleLst, ListType *categoryLst,
ListType *yieldLst) {
What about those
Actually, on second thought, I'm thinking that the problem might not be
the call to LstSetListChoices at all. The ListType objects may still be
invalid, but the bigger mistake would be that you allocated memory for
the list elements within your FillLetsCookFormListWithData function().
As
Hi Dean,
On Thu, 23 Mar 2006, Robert Moynihan wrote:
Actually, on second thought, I'm thinking that the problem might not be
the call to LstSetListChoices at all. The ListType objects may still be
invalid, but the bigger mistake would be that you allocated memory for
the list elements within
Robert Moynihan wrote:
Hi Dean,
On Thu, 23 Mar 2006, Robert Moynihan wrote:
Actually, on second thought, I'm thinking that the problem might not be
the call to LstSetListChoices at all. The ListType objects may
still be
invalid, but the bigger mistake would be that you allocated memory
Dean Gahlon wrote:
(I also suspect that Thomas Damme's
message on this topic (to allocate StrLen(...)+1 rather than
StrLen(...)) is more where the OP's problem lies.)
I agree 100%. That is fundamental error that, really, couldn't help but
crash. I didn't see that problem during my first
I'd have to say Palm OS is about a million times better. :-)
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Subject: Windows Mobile or Palm OS
which is better windows mobile or palm
Daniel Seifert wrote:
Hi,
Am Freitag, den 17.03.2006, 10:30 +0530 schrieb sanjib mohanty:
Hai all
Thanks for replying
As daneil suggest the solution, I checked all the MemHandleLock and
corresponding Unlocks, DmReleaseRecord and DmGetRecord, all were
matched properly.
You should be
There's a T|X Simulator at http://pluggedin.palmone.com/.
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Sent: Sunday, March 12, 2006 8:40 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: Palm TX Emulator ROM and Landscaping
I'm fairly new to palm
For Palm OS Garnet Simulator:
http://kb.palmsource.com/cgi-bin/palmsource.cfg/php/enduser/std_adp.php?p_faqid=96
For
Palm devices:
http://www.palm.com/us/support/jvm/
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IshakSent: Tuesday, March 14, 2006 1:08 AMTo: Palm
What happens if you return True upon vchrRockerHardCenter ?
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Hazan
Sent: Friday, February 24, 2006 2:29 PM
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Subject: Re: how to disable zire 22 center button's alert
Hello!
I want to download a database (pdb) from my webserver to the handheld.
Everything looks fine except that it don't run on my Tungsten TX with wlan.
At this position the program stops:
NetLibSocketConnect(...)
The error is 1204 (netErrParamErr).
I'm wondering because everything works fine,
1. Clean-room reverse-engineer an implementation of QuickTime so that
your copy implements the API in the same way as the original but fits
into the memory of a Palm OS device.
2. Sell your implementation for $10 million and let the buyer defend the
lawsuit from Apple.
3. Enjoy your wealth!
It works for two times on the device, but I tried about 50 times.
So, I couldn't explain the error.
I also thought about router settings but it works two times, so I couldn't
figure out why it runs. When router settings were wrong it don't run one time.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It would make my day easier if I could design a simple calculator for my treo
that would be able to calculate the weight of the jet I fly. I have to do this
with a calculator 6 times a day, and it's getting kind of old.
snip
I would suggest that you simply use a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I had thought about docs to go, but I thought it might be interesting to look
into creating the thing myself. Although I assume it would most likely take me
longer to create it than I would save by having it to use.
The programmable calculator method simply allows
Diana wrote:
I'm really really new to all of this. I've created, tested and debugged my
application on the simulators. But now that i'm finished...how do i put it
on my treo650? Do i just install the .prc file to the palm and hot sync or
do i need to create a make file? In need of help.
Diana wrote:
Hi,
I'm new to developing on palm os. I have an application that I want to run
3 times a day but I'm unsure as how it would automatically launch. Can
someone help me?
Thank you.
Set an alarm, and do whatever you want when your app wakes up to the
alarm notification. Then set
Nicolás Balparda Bossi wrote:
Could anyone give me some advice on how to use a timer on palm? I
really cant find anything useful :(
Have you looked at the Alarm Manager part of the Palm OS Reference?
You set an alarm (or we could say 'timer') using AlmSetAlarm() and
then, when the time
I have FrmCloseAllForms already :(
Rather than trying to add or subtract code based on guesses as to what the
problem might be, I'm looking for a rational procedure to follow when Simulator
crashes. Anyone?
Thanks,
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I create a database and I want to store records in it. The problem is that when I want to
create the first record, the function DmNumRecords returns 83 and not 0 ! If
I create the first record with the index 0, everything seems good but the record is not
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In fact it is not normal and tht's why I have a problem. I must be blind !!!
Thanks
Just another example of how hard it is to proofread your own code.
One other comment that I would have it that you don't test the return
values to make sure that they are valid
Chipp Jansen wrote:
As it stands the Palm OS only supports 1 alarm pending per application
at a time.
Does anyone know of an approach or way of setting up multiple pending
alarms on the application (i.e. a simple scheduler)?
Think of it this way... you can have only one next alarm... by
On the Treo, and possibly other devices, in the built-in web browser, it's
possible to click on a link to a .prc file. That prc file then gets installed
on your device.
Suppose you want the application to perform some initialization steps (such as
registering for various notifications) when
Yeah, that's the sysAppLaunchCmdSyncNotify launch code. So at least I know I'm
on the right track. Unfortunately, I can't even pop up a little dialog from
that launch command because the device will then crash :( Not very useful for
debugging :( :(
So I guess the rule for this launch code
Hi all,
I'd like my application do to some setup when it is first loaded onto the
device. I don't want the user to have to run the application to get it to set
up, because I want the application to register for certain notifications out of
the box.
My first thought was that the application
Tom wrote:
Hello All,
I have a Treo and want to be able to use the 320x320 screen so that it LOOKS
like 320x320. Is it possible to do this with bulit in forms and routines Palm
supplies?
Sure. All you need to do is to provide double-density bitmaps in your
bitmap families, and they
There have been other responses as to what that code means precisely,
but have you been able to identify if this crash is actually related to
your app or not? If you remove your app and do a soft reset (just for
clean-up purposes) does the problem go away. If the problem only
re-occurs once
Jim Cooper wrote:
It seems to be necessary if you don't have MFC on your system based
on no
install of VC++, because Builder won't compile with the indicated
references
in the .def file.
I still say that's not necessary. I can call all these things from a
different language that cannot
Del Ventruella wrote:
Rest assured that I am always grateful for the helpful suggestions that I
get here. I am quite new to C or C++ for more than engineering computations
and matrix manipulation, and am simply trying to approach PalmOS programming
from a perspective that is realistic for me.
I have a data collection program in the field that uses the Tungsten C
to send data back to a central server over the wifi link. We provide
our own access points on the floor and I specify those APs in the
application at compile time.
We're in the process of evaluating new devices and I can't
Regis St-Gelais wrote:
Kyle Dorian [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit dans le message de news:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi all,
I have an application created in Codewarrior that works beautifully on
Palm OS v4.1. However when running the same application on Palm OS Garnet
v5.4.5 I occasionally have
Gregg Woodcock wrote:
If only
I use cygwin/GCC and use flat bitmaps referenced from a .rcp file like
this:
BITMAP ID somenum mybitmap.bmp NOCOMPRESS
Where mybitmap.bmp is a regular file that I open with paint (or
whatever)...
Then try something like this instead. Bob.
BITMAPfamilyex
Eric Potter wrote:
Is there any reason that this code wouldn't work?
if (DmFindDatabase(cardNo,kCameraLibName) != 0 ||
DmFindDatabase(cardNo,kCamLibName) != 0)
{
hasCamera = true;
}
I realize that if the camera does need to be loaded,
Lance Drake wrote:
Write a conduit. That way you can skip two steps (no need to export
anything from FileMaker and no need to convert that exported XML to a
PDB file). You can read directly from the FileMaker database in your
conduit and add records directly to a database on the device.
Keighley, Glenn wrote:
All,
I have two applications A and B
A is launched by an alarm and presents a UI to the user. When the user
selects a button in A it triggers an application launch to application
B using SysUIAppSwitch. When the user is done with application B he
can select a
Tony Janke wrote:
What is actually happening when you say handled = true? Sometimes I
get Form already loaded issues if I use it incorrectly. My latest
issue involves setting a global variable in my closeEvent. If I use
handled = true, it works OK the first time though, but the next time I
cbruner wrote:
Yes there is a reset when someone pulls the card and the program can
no longer access the files it needs, so what you are describing is
what I'm seeing. So back to the original question, I guess the answer
is that if it is not deleted from system memory then I must assume
that
babbu cathy wrote:
Hi all,
Can anyone clarify my doubts please..
In my project, vchrHard1 for Treo 600 650 device
takes for Phone button.
And vchrHard2 takes for Calendar.
Is this correct? Or wrong?
That sounds right. What are your doubts? Bob
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Ben Combee wrote:
At 09:12 PM 11/7/2005, you wrote:
Yes there is a reset when someone pulls the card and the program can
no longer access the files it needs, so what you are describing is
what I'm seeing. So back to the original question, I guess the answer
is that if it is not deleted from
John Sutton wrote:
Bob said...
Using the recyclable bit would clean it up as soon as the user
switches to another app, or upon reset, right?
Just out of curiousity, if you did find a version mismatch and set this
recyclable bit, would it clean it up and get the fresh version back from
chinmaya ku dalei wrote:
I want to know the process to connect my PalmOS application to Internet.
I wonder how many other Palm developers received numerous, identical,
unsolicited requests directly to their own Yahoo! support sites: so far
I've had 3. Bob
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chinmaya wrote:
Hey can anybody tell about webBrowser.h header file? I am little bit confused
about it whether it is exist or not?
Honestly, have you tried doing ANYTHING yourself? If I google for
webBrowser.h, the 3rd hit takes me to a PDF file entitled Integrating
Palm OS® Applications
chinmaya wrote:
Thanks Bob for to tell me. But it is not that. I have it, but the thing is that it is not
supporting means, showing errors during the time of debugging. I want to know why it is
occuring.The error seems to be No such header file;
Bye
Well, the problem would seem to be that
Mark Chauvin wrote:
Is there a way to make a Palm retain its loaded
programs for an indefinite period of time? I don't
know if they're all like this, but all the Palm's I've
seen lose everything when the batteries die. Is there
a model that does not do that, or is there a way that
I could
Logan Shaw wrote:
babbu cathy wrote:
Junk dbs are giving
reset problem in some cases.
reset problem isn't a very precise description.
Also, how does babbu cathy come to the conclusion that these database
are causing the reset problem? It is quite possible that these garbage
databases
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it possible to install my application to the memory card instead of it
insall on the Palm so if the palm loses power, the application stays installed?
Of course. If you put hte application in the Palm/Launcher/ folder it
will be found, and can be launched, but
Del Ventruella wrote:
This is basic C++. I could substitute an integer, but would like to understand
how to make this work in the manner in which I originally intended. If anyone
has a spare moment, please respond.
Essentially, I have a structure that includes a char (char[1]). I assign
Deepak.MA wrote:
Continuing with the same, i understand that ther is a difference between a
BMP on the PC and what is called a PAlm BMP.
Could someone throw more light on this?
As a minimum, the file headers are different and the rows of bits are
stored in the opposite order. They are
Ignazio Di Napoli wrote:
Thank you to all. I simply thought standard strcat managed the overlaps. It's a
little too tricky else... I had already solved my problem (with MemMove, which
I knew handling overlaps), but I just was wondering how a so simple thing was
not contempled...
There are
I am trying to download the rom from my tungsten e2 but get a fatal exception
on or around 52% complete.
Any ideas?? I have shut down hotsync and am downloading using poseon my pc and
the transfer utility on the palm
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Jim Cooper wrote:
Can any one tell me that, is there any PDA Besides PALM M130 , which
is USB
Bus Powered, i.e. a PDA which recharged itself when doing USB
Communication.
Many, I would have thought. My old m505 does that too.
Lots of PalmOS PDAs charge over the USB line. Often it
Andrew wrote:
Is the only way to not bother a user while the phone app is open to watch every
application that opens and take note of it and deal with it accordingly when
the program is woken up
I believe this is correct. There doesn't seem to be a good way to
detect which app is in the
Brian wrote:
The T5 Simulator is crashing upon startup for me, with the following error:
.
i:\popm\arm\core\emul68k\srcslowemu\run68k.c, Line:3107, Invalid read from
FFFA
I'm using the Tungsten_T5_Update_Simulator_Debug_Build_6/PalmSim.exe
Is there any kind of known issue with this? I
David Horowitz wrote:
Hi folks,
Can anyone please help me make this somewhat confusing situation easy
for me?
I need to set up a Treo emulator (simulator?)
Simulator. Emulators were never provided beyond PalmOS4.
on my PC with the trial version of DataViz's Documents To Go so I can
Brian wrote:
Thanks, that did it!
I did notice one other odd behavior, though. I first tried the T5 and then
loaded my app into it. Then I closed the Simulator, changed the debugger
location (I'm using CW 8.3) to the PalmSim.exe in the Tungsten E2 Debug
directory, and launched that one. It
Del Ventruella wrote:
The c file code follows. The rcp file code comes after that:
snip
FORM ID TransformerForm AT ( 0 0 160 160 )
NOFRAME MENUID DataEntryMenu
BEGIN
TITLE Transformer - PSEDAT
BUTTON OK ID XFMROKButton AT (62 137 40 12)
LABEL New Label ID kVA AT (57 58)
END
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I want to create menu dynamically, in which i can put some menus depending on
conditions. Also i want to chane the caption of one menu frequently. For ex.
Current Date.
How can i do it?
You'll probably be wanting to look up the MenuAddItem() command in the
Del Ventruella wrote:
Thank you. (I somehow thought that was a field, but you were, of course,
correct.) The compiler now requires a Graffiti state indicator for this
editable field. I did read an article a couple of years ago on Palm
programming that indicated that this was required if one
Troy Lokitz wrote:
I am still playing around with this. I can get it to compile fine (i setup an
additional segment). But when one of the functions in the new segment are
called, it crashes. Does this issue sound familiar to anyone?
Are you calling that function in response to a
Del Ventruella wrote:
I have the about form loading now.
I still need to know how to get a text string (char*) to load and display in
a field on a form.
This is what I use.. Bob
void mySetFieldText(FormType *frmP, UInt16 fieldID, Char *st)
{
FieldType*fldP;
MemHandletextH;
Del Ventruella wrote:
Thanks.
I gave it a try. Still no success.
What happens then? Does the form popup with nothing in the field, or
are you saying that you get a crash? Try boiling down your function to
just the bare essentials, and once you get it working you can add back
in the
Del Ventruella wrote:
Basically, as far as I can tell (allowing for the fact that my emulator
seems to produce some screen artifacts and to not update properly)
the code does absolutely nothing. There is a screen response, but after
the blurred area appears near the top, nothing.
Is the
Paul Reger wrote:
This is probably a very stupid question, but is there any way to get an italic
font on palm?
Italic fonts are not part of the default OS. You either have to create
your own font, or get an italic set that someone else has created and
made available. Also, you would
cbruner wrote:
I'm getting an
Emul68KCommon.c,
Line:839, Odd address
I don't have any file called Common.c, so I'm at a bit of a loss as to
how to debug this.
The error is being DETECTED in that module, but it almost assuredly is
coming from you code... somewhere.
Also when I'm
cbruner wrote:
The weird thing is that under the debugger it is able to run, although
it stops at one point. When I try to just run it, it dies with the odd
address error. Any ideas on how to understand where I went wrong?
The thing is that the debugger, simulators, and h/w devices will all
the current pointer address, but that will almost
assuredly be meaningless once you try to read the data again at a later
time. You have to save those 'pointed-to' bits of data separately.
Bob
Bob
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To: Palm Developer Forum palm
Del Ventruella wrote:
Is the corresponding load sequence:
void LoadData(DmOpenRef db, myStructType *myStructP){
MemHandle recH=NULL;
UInt8 *recP;
UInt16 recIndex=-1; //will save the data in a new record at the
end of the database
RecH=DmNewRecord(db, recIndex,
Hi Del, sure you can include structures in structures. AFAIK, it's not
a PalmOS thing, but rather a C thing. As an example, here's a quick
sample from one of my apps, where I declare a couple of structs, then
include them in another struct. Note that the large structure contains
my own
Jeetu wrote:
hi freinds,
Can anyone tel me how to get PalmId of the device.
Its urgent requjirement for me plz if any1 had implementd the same
plz forward a small snipet of it.
You mean the hotsync name? Do something like this... Bob.
{
Char
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks,
Here is what I can see in the Sections.h file
.
5. Annotate each function with a section define like so:
void DoWork() EXTRA_SECTION_ONE;
void DrawForm() EXTRA_SECTION_TWO;
Notice that the annotations need to be visible at the function
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
Is it possible to create a background process in palm os 5.
Sort of...
I need to run two applications (or two processes) simultaneously which need to communicate to each other. Any idea how it can be done?
In palm if i open a second application (say a prc
What about any calls to DmNewRecord(). Do you release after those? Bob.
snip
To summarize:
I call MemHandleUnlock for every record I call DmGetRecord or
DmQueryRecord on. I also call DmReleaseRecord when I call DmGetRecord.
I do a MemPtrUnlock on pointers I locked through
Jay Lee wrote:
Hi.
When my application is running and I do a Find,
FindLaunch(FindParamsPtr pFindParams) within my application is executed.
When my application is NOT running, and I do a Find,
FindLaunch(FindParamsPtr pFindParams) within my application is never reached.
What do I need to do
Tony Yat-Tung Cheung wrote:
Will Palm's PluggedIn Developer program provides a Windows Mobile SDK for its
Treo 7002?
Probably, if it wants to and thinks that it is a good idea.
Does that mean all existing 12,000 PluggedIn developers are automatically
converted to Windows Mobile
Jeetu wrote:
Hi Folks,
I have a problem regarding Float Values,i m storing float value into
Database and Displaying it in the text Field,but it is showing me in
exponential Format.I dont want to display it in exponential format.
I have used Float Fn's Like:-
FlpBufferAToF() for
John Powers wrote:
The Fossil/Abacus WristPDA SDK states that a watch app is launched with
the updaAppLaunchWatchDrawTime launch code once a minute to let the
watch app update the time display. My app is getting 4
updaAppLaunchWatchDrawTime launch codes a minute
snip
That's normal
Steve Chaplin wrote:
I tried my app with Facer and that also works. I only have a problem with
Launcher X. Anybody have this problem
Hi Steve. I don't have any personal experience to relate, since I don't
use LauncherX. You've said that all launchers except LauncherX are
launching
John Powers wrote:
The Fossil/Abacus WristPDA SDK states that a watch app is launched with
the updaAppLaunchWatchDrawTime launch code once a minute to let the
watch app update the time display. My app is getting 4
updaAppLaunchWatchDrawTime launch codes a minute, some spanning a
second. I
Vince Lee wrote:
Is there any reason why SysReset() won't work under PalmOS5?
I have some old code in a utility app that indicates that at least early OS5
versions didn't support this call properly. I don't remember how it used to
fail, though. Is this still a problem, and if so, are
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I want to put an menu icon on screen. When tap at it, menu will pop up, just
like the popping up menu when tapping at the Menu Icon on silkscreen. Can
anybody tell me how to do it. Thanks.
Here's one way...
void PostMenuKey(void)
{
EventTypeevent;
Dave Mottorn wrote:
Is there a calleable function that has the same effect as a warm boot?
It depends on what you mean by 'warm'. SysReset() is PROBABLY what you
are asking for. Bob
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Luc Le Blanc wrote:
I finally managed to fix the bug by simply removing the line that would
cause the crash (...) It turned out to be redundant, so no functionnality
is lost and everything else works fine beyond that. I still can't explain
what was wrong, nor why it only crashes on a T3 (I
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