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Yes!
I loved my Palm Pilot. Got me through late high school and university. I think I went through three of them. (They took a lot of punishment. One got crushed by textbooks, another by a folding lecture hall seat).
Would love to pick one up and get back into it though!
While you don't need a rack, you can get one for not that much money. I have something like this in my basement. Should fit an Xserve I think.
Totally unnecessary but it does boost my geek cred when people visit ;)
I have had a Blue Bottle subscription for years. I love it but it's pricey and eco-unfriendly (since it's by mail). I wish I had a local roast that I liked as much.
There's something about the aroma or flavor (or maybe acidity?) that I just can't find elsewhere. Some day maybe someone who knows...
There's no menu bar in this simple app. It should exit on a mouse button click.
//while ( !Button() );
You have the main event loop commented out. Re-enable that and it should start working.
Ah, now I get it.
Yeah "Accept Remote HighLevel Events" needed to be unchecked. That was explained in the book (p152) and I'd totally forgotten that you could click the little icon beside SIZE for a menu. That's what happens when you take a three month break in the middle of a chapter :p...
Hmm… not seeing anything quite like that.
I tried to inspect the value of the window pointer in the debugger. I'm always seeing the correct value, but I'm also never seeing the scrolling issue while running that way, so most likely the debugger is interfering somehow.
I'm going to poke at this...
Some interesting behaviour in the EventTracker code. It generally works, but I'm noticing that the window scrolling doesn't happen for the suspend and resume events, so when I draw a string in those cases, it's drawing over the previous event.
Looking at the DrawEventString function:
void...