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Preface;
What?s New in This Edition;
The Source Code Web Site;
Whom This Book Is for: C/C++ Programmers;
What This Book Is About and How to Read It;
How to Read This Book;
Conventions Used in This Book;
How to Contact Us;
Versions of Tools;
Who We Need to Thank;
Overview of the Palm OS;
Chapter 1: The Palm Solution;
1.1 How Palm Succeeded;
1.2 Elements in the Magic Formula;
1.3 Easy to Carry;
1.4 Inexpensive;
1.5 Expandable;
1.6 Effortlessly Connects to a Desktop Computer;
1.7 Works Great and Is Simple to Use;
1.8 Designing Applications for Palm Devices;
1.9 In Conclusion;
Chapter 2: Technical Overview and Development Environments;
2.1 Palm OS Overview;
2.2 Conduit Overview;
2.3 Handheld Development Environments;
2.4 Alternative Development Environments;
2.5 High
-Level Forms Development;
2.6 Handheld Development Recommendations;
2.7 Conduit Development;
2.8 In Conclusion;
Chapter 3: Designing a Solution;
3.1 User Interface Elements in the Palm OS;
3.2 Designing with a Particular User in Mind;
3.3 The Well
-Designed Form;
3.4 Other Design Issues;
3.5 How the Sample Applications Are Useful;
3.6 User Interface of the Sales Application;
3.7 Designing the Sales Application;
3.8 Designing the Conduit;
3.9 Design Summary;
Programming a Palm Application;
Chapter 4: Tutorial;
4.1 POSE;
4.2 CodeWarrior;
4.3 PRC
-Tools;
4.4 Installing OReilly Sample project;
4.5 Installing a PRC on the Handheld;
4.6 Installing PRC on POSE;
4.7 Modifying the Sample Application;
Chapter 5: Structure of an Application;
5.1 Terminology;
5.2 Palm OS Conventions;
5.3 The Palm OS and an Application;
5.4 A Simple Application?OReilly Starter;
5.5 Other Times Your Application Is Called;
5.6 Examples;
5.7 What to Remember;
Chapter 6: Memory Manager;
6.1 Types of Memory;
6.2 Dynamic Memory Allocation;
6.3 Stack Space;
6.4 Handling Large Amounts of Data;
6.5 Owner IDs;
6.6 Cards and Local IDs;
6.7 Using Memory Effectively;
6.8 MemoryTestAPIs Example;
6.9 What to Remember;
Chapter 7: Debugging Palm Applications;
7.1 POSE;
7.2 Graffiti Debugging Shortcuts;
7.3 Source
-Level Debugging;
7.4 Gremlins;
7.5 Error Manager;
7.6 Palm OS Sources;
7.7 Low
-Level Debugging with PalmDebugger;
7.8 Device Reset;
7.9 Using Simulator on Mac OS;
7.10 Release/Debug Targets;
Chapter 8: Resources and Forms;
8.1 Resources;
8.2 Form Characteristics;
8.3 Form Events;
8.4 Form
-Level APIs;
8.5 Modeless Forms;
8.6 Alerts;
8.7 Modal Dialog Boxes;
8.8 Forms in the Sales Application;
Chapter 9: Form Objects;
9.1 Form Object Characteristics;
9.2 Form Object Events;
9.3 Form Object APIs;
9.4 Types of Form Objects;
9.5 Sales Application Forms and Form Objects;
Chapter 10: Databases;
10.1 Overview of Databases and Records;
10.2 Opening, Creating, and Closing Databases;
10.3 Working with Records;
10.4 Examining Databases in the Sales Sample;
10.5 Summary;
Chapter 11: Menus;
11.1 Menu User Interface;
11.2 Menu Resources;
11.3 Application Code for Menus;
11.4 Adding Menus to the Sample Application;
11.5 Summary;
Chapter 12: Extras;
12.1 Find;
12.2 Exchange;
Chapter 13: Communications;
13.1 Serial Communications;
13.2 TCP/IP Communications;
Designing Conduits;
Chapter 14: Getting Started with Conduits;
14.1 Overview of Conduits;
14.2 Using the Backup Conduit;
14.3 Registering and Unregistering;
14.4 Using Desktop APIs;
14.5 Conduit Entry Points;
14.6 The HotSync Log;
14.7 When the HotSync Button Is Pressed;
14.8 Using Conduit Inspector to Verify Your Conduit;
14.9 Syncing from POSE;
14.10 Creating a Minimal Sales Conduit;
Chapter 15: Moving Data to and from the Handheld with a Conduit;
15.1 Conduit Requirements;
15.2 Where to Store Data;
15.3 Creating, Opening, and Closing Databases;
15.4 Moving Data to the Handheld;
15.5 Moving Data to the Desktop;
15.6 Keeping the HotSync Progress Dialog Box Alive;
15.7 When the HotSync Button Is Pressed;
15.8 Portability Issues;
15.9 The Sales Conduit;
Chapter 16: Two
-Way Syncing;
16.1 The Logic of Syncing;
16.2 MFC Conduit Framework;
16.3 Generic Conduit Framework;
16.4 Generic Conduit Classes;
16.5 Using the Wizard to Create a Minimal Generic Conduit;
16.6 Custom File Formats;
16.7 Handling Categories;
16.8 Sales Conduit Based on Generic Conduit;
Appendixes;
Where to Go from Here;
Palm Programming Book Web Site;
The Official Palm Developer Site;
Palm Programming Mailing Lists;
Third
-Party Palm Programming Resources;
Sales Source Code;
Source Code;
Headers;
Resources;
PRC
-Tools Build Files;
PilRC Manual;
Usage;
Understanding the Manual;
Resource Language Reference;
FORM (tFRM);
MENU (MBAR);
ALERT (Talt);
VERSION;
STRING (tSTR);
STRINGTABLE (tSTL);
CATEGORIES (tAIS);
APPLICATIONICONNAME (tAIN);
APPLICATION (APPL);
LAUNCHERCATEGORY (taic);
ICON (tAIB);
SMALLICON (tAIB);
BITMAP (Tbmp) (tbsb);
TRAP (TRAP);
FONT (NFNT);
FONTINDEX;
HEX;
DATA;
INTEGER (tint);
BYTELIST (BLST);
WORDLIST (wrdl);
LONGWORDLIST (DLST);
PALETTETABLE (tclt);
FEATURE (tfea);
GRAFFITIINPUTAREA (silk);
COUNTRYLOCALISATION (cnty);
KEYBOARD (tkbd);
MIDI (MIDI);
International Support;
Known Bugs;
Colophon;