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There are 49 articles & tutorials regarding "Palm".
- 13.) Windows Programming for Palm OS
- By Alex Gusev Go to page: 1 2 Next Why You Need It Once you've decided to develop an amazing new game for the Palm OS, you need to discover how to implement your brilliant idea. In simple cases, you propably can end up on the standard Form Manager API. In more interesting cases, Form Manager does not provide sufficient functionality. You then can develop a new custom gadget that will fit perfectly with your needs. But, who knows? Maybe straightforward drawing on the screen will simplify...
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- 14.) Getting a User's Attention in Your Palm OS Applications
- By Alex Gusev Go to page: 1 2 Next Alarm and Attention Managers Even though Palm OS is not mainly a multitasking system, you definitely experienced the situations when, for example, reminders pop up to inform you about meetings, or an SMS message was just received, and so forth. Palm OS provides several managers that may be used together, to get full control over notifying the user about various events occurring in the system. Again, under term "event" I mean everything that needs a...
Found at developer.com
- 15.) Basic Database Management Under the Palm OS
- By Alex Gusev Part I: Surfing through databases One of the amazing capabilities of the Palm OS is its embedded database support. The DB Manager API allows fulfilling different operations to be done easily and effectively. Unlike Windows CE, where basic DB operations may totally confuse an unexperienced programmer, here you need to know just the database's name to start. In this article, we will try to highlight how to handle some basic operations with Palm OS databases. To be more...
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- 16.) Basic Database Management Under Palm OS: Managing Records
- By Alex Gusev Go to page: 1 2 Next In the previous article we have discussed how to enumerate databases installed on Palm device and retrieve their parameters. The next step is to investigate them closer. We will see how to handle data records stored in database and related stuff. Managing Records The first thing you need to do is to open the desired database: DmOpenRef dbP = DmOpenDatabaseByTypeCreator('DATA', 'ALEX', mode); This function gets three parameters: database type, creator,...
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- 17.) Understanding Floating Point Math Under Palm OS
- By Alex Gusev Go to page: 1 2 Next Introduction When I first started to play around with Palm OS programming, I was surprised that floating point support is highly restricted, supporting only basic math. Even though I understood that, due to obvious system restrictions, a reasonable part of the standard C library was not implemented as either a part of OS or a separate library, my senses have not afforded it quietly. Initially, Palm OS has supported only 16-bit precision math; then,...
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- 18.) Programming for the Palm Part 2 - The Synchronization Process
- By Robert Chartier Rating: 4.7 out of 5 Rate this article email this article to a colleague suggest an article Introduction This article will show how to establish a connection with the Palm synchronization process in order to upload the Palm Blog application data to various upload destinations. If you recall in the first part , I indicated that we will have three main methods for uploading data, WebLogApi, Ftp, and Http. For simplicity sake, I will only cover the WebLogApi method in...
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