From: Grosch, Scott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
That's somewhat confusing that they should all be 0.
Group zero is a special value meaning no group and is used for all
standalone check boxes. Any nonzero group number turns checkboxes into
(functionally) radio buttons, as you have seen. The OS
Le dimanche, 29 sep 2002, à 06:37 Europe/Paris, Palm Guy a écrit :
Hi All
I have a Palm m125 and an m130. I have written a game that runs in
both color (8 bit mode) and gray (4 bit mode). I am using
WinDrawBitmap to draw bitmaps onto the screen at 10 frames/sec. What
surprises me is
Hi!
Is there any way to draw faster in 4 bit mode? Anyone out there have any
super fast low level drawing methods that I can use to augment or
replace WinDrawBitmap?
You might want to download the source code to Argon V at
http://www.harbaum.org/till/palm/argonv/index.html
This is a game
Hi!
The m130 use a graphics accelerator, from MediaQ.
Is there some way to detect the presence of such an
accelerator? How does its speed compare to handcrafted
assembly routines? In my game framework I have some very
fast assembly routines, but can alternatively use a pure
version that
Let's say your the last UID of a control in your form is (unlikely).
Even now you could use UIDs up to 32768 (or something like that). For each
new dynamicaly created control increase the number, e.g.:
first control: 1
second control: 10001
third control: 10002
AFAIK you
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m...
Even now you could use UIDs up to 32768 (or something like that).
Just a note: IDs of 10,000 and above are reserved to the OS, as I understand
it.
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The SDK 5.0 Ref manual says about procedure alarms:
Procedure alarms also differ from regular system alarms in that if
they trigger when the device is in sleep mode, the LCD does not
light up. Thus, you can use procedure alarms to perform a
scheduled task in a manner that is entirely hidden from
I've been trying to initialize the Categories for my application using
CategoryInitialize() and an AppInfoString. Everything works fine except
for one problem:
Item 0 of the AppInfoString (ie: the first string in the list) is not
added to the Category list. It seems to be ignored completely.
Where's the best place to look for instructions on how to build/use
a shared library? I'm not even sure if it'll do what I need, but
I've got three apps that are very similar and want to throw some of
the code into a library. They also have some Forms that are exactly
the same, which I'd like
At 12:30 PM 9/29/2002 -0700, you wrote:
Where's the best place to look for instructions on how to build/use
a shared library? I'm not even sure if it'll do what I need, but
I've got three apps that are very similar and want to throw some of
the code into a library. They also have some Forms
Thanks for the tip. I looked at the source code and it looks like you are
using C functions for particular situations such as X coordinate a multiple
of 2, etc. But for the arbitrary case where these specific conditions are
not satisfied, you resort to using the PalmOS functions. Is this the
Hi All,
Can anyone help me with a simple hello world
serial communication example program and brief me how
to test the example using POSE and a terminal
emulation
program in a PC. since i need a start, i want to
test the example without using any serial cable or
the actual Palm Pilot.
I
Hi!
Thanks for the tip. I looked at the source code and it looks like you are
using C functions for particular situations such as X coordinate a multiple
of 2, etc. But for the arbitrary case where these specific conditions are
not satisfied, you resort to using the PalmOS functions. Is
Directly from the docs...
...
Implemented only if Notification Feature Set is present.
...
and
...
err = FtrGet( sysFtrCreator, sysFtrNumNotifyMgrVersion, value );
If the notification manager is part of the system, the value
parameter will be non-zero and the returned error should also be
I'm only interested in this topic because I think Visual Studio is a better
development environment than CW, nothing to do with developing PocketPC
software. I use VC++ for conduit development. (Among other things)
Alan
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No. It supports rudimentary beeps only. IIRC there is an open source sound
playback library which allows wav file playback, but the quality pretty
poor.
Alan
Xue Qu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Hi all,
Can anyone tell me if Palm OS 4.1 supports sound play
http://www.drolez.com/software/
Supply the link,otherwise they're going to ask.
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No. It
Actually, this is the one I was thinking of :
http://www.shin.nu/~FocV/javu/index.html
Alan
William Chow [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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http://www.drolez.com/software/
Supply the link,otherwise they're going to ask.
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Hi
I am writing an application on Palm Bluetooth library. When I set the link
to Authenticate , the system throws a UI for the user to enter the passkey.
Is there any way I could get hold of this form and its controls to access
the passkey value entered from the application.
Regards
Madhusudhan
I've recently loaded my program onto the actual palm device and my serial
communication code, which worked perfectly using the emulator and the pc's
serial port, now fails to work.
The problem may lie in my parity settings. How does one set it to no
parity? I assume you just leave out the
I've just put my application on the actual Palm (as opposed to the emulator)
and when you tap the applications icon at the bottom it comes up with a
Fatal Error that says:
DataMgr.c, Line:7821, Index out of range
And then it crashes before I can select the Reset button in the error
dialog.
Now
Has anybody implimented a text field that scrolls horizontally and
vertically?
Any ideas on how best to do the horizontal scrolling?
Thanks,
KP
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Hi Krishnan,
Manual Scroll :-
Give two buttons ( TEXTFELD) like this.I think on the click of the
button move(increase or decrease) the caret position of the cursor
Automatic Scroll
Use a timer and then update the caret position of the cursor.
Do let us all know once u implement the same
I read in the Palm OS marketing literature that code signing would
be supported in 5.0 but cannot find any evidence of it in the
release so far.
Does anyone know if signing/verification of executables is now
supported?
Regards,
Bren.
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This Palm Audio Driver is open source?
There is a big disclaimer at the end which says you can't redistribute it.
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