I have spent almost two days intermittently trying multiple for loops, while loops, and arrays and combinations thereof to get a non-repeating series of ...
Hi here a quick ( and a bit dirty ) solution. This will work for up to 127 ( num ) selected numbers from 1 up to 255 ( mnum ) This is because string length is...
Hi If you don't like the limitations of the first solution and / or don't like to use stringconversion, try this version: #singlernd.bas cls num=7 mnum=10 dim...
I seem partially to have solved my problem in that the following will *usually* produce what I want; however, it sometimes yields a "Subscript err in line 24" ...
Thank you very much, Geert! I will install this today and try it out. Yours, Chris __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of...
Hello again everyone, I have had some more time to work with my serial application, and things are going rather well as i continue to learn. Would it be...
Hi Not knowing, how you retrieve your data from the serial port, I would suggest to use i$=get$(#5,5) to read five characters, and then continue your own...
You don't need DBOS installed on the Palm to use the HotPaw DB interface. I will try to makeup some simple code for you to look at later this week. LT...
Larry I had assumed that I didn't need DBOS installed on the Palm, just like I didn't need LIST. However having it installed does make it easier to make minor...
If you are refering to Pilot-DB, the freeware database program, the versions I am successfully using are 0.7.6.1 for DB-Editor (Windows) and 1.1.3 for the...
Joe I believe that to use HotPaw Basic to manipulate a Pilot-DB, the DB must be version 0.2.5. So I assume that as you are running a much later version you ...
Clive, you may be correct, I have not used Basic to access the data. That is why I was hoping for some code that might do just that. I use the Database for...
Yes, there was a major format change from db 0.2 to db 0.3. HPB uses the older 0.2 format. However you can still use the newer version of db if you like....
I have HotPaw BASIC 1.45 running on a Tungsten T5 with PalmOS 5.4. The following program makes my T5 do a soft reset rather than running properly. If I add ...
Thanks Geert, that came in very handy. My app is work great so far to read initial byte strings. Would you happen to know how i would go about getting the most...
Hi Helping might be much easier, if you would be more explicit about the data structure. What do you want to do with each set of data streaming in? Is there a...
If I understand you correctly all you need to do to get the latest data is keep reading all the existing data and ignore it. # this subroutine will empty the...
Each new set of data has FF start byte, and will be a constant string length. Each new string has updated data. What im wanting to accomplish is to restart at...
The following program doesn't print all 1000 numbers to the printer. Is there a buffer I can increase or is it just a bug HotPaw? I tried fn serbufsz with no...
What are you getting on the printer? Does it start out right then go wrong after a period? If so you could be sending too much data too quickly for the printer...
... go wrong ... quickly for the ... could be a ... slight pause ... data but ... Thanks for the speedy reply! I get about four lines of number just fine then...
Tom Sorry I don't think I can help any more I have no experience of the PocketPrinter. However I would still be inclined to try the short delay between each...
... delay ... Well, I tried it but the delay didn't help. The A6 PocketPriter seems to have a 120-byte buffer so you can't send more than that to the printer...
I seem to have a problem using the cls statement. When I include it in a multi-statement line, it does nothing. print at 1,4 cls:t=timer doesn't clear the...
... Thanks for the input. I tried your suggestion but there was no difference in the output. I think the PalmPrint driver could be rewritten to overcome this...