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UIQ OPL is here. And now?...

6 replies · 2,039 views · Started 25 February 2004

Well, we should start programming in OPL... but where to start from?
Is anybody able to write a skeleton app, with a textarea, a button, a label and a menu?
Does anybody know how to make an OPL app runnable from p800 application list, without needing AIFBUILDER or similar?

Luca

Originally posted by Ewan
1) I'll have an Event Core for UIQ ready as soon as I can. Give me another few nights on it (say Tue next week?)

2) Start your code with

APP "AppName",uid&
ICON <mbm icon file>
ENDA

(see http://www.allaboutopl.com/wiki/OPLCommandsListing/APP for more on APP... ENDA)_

When you compile, you should get the icon as an application like any other

I always obtain ACCESS DENIED 😕
I tried with Appname and with "Appname", I tried with UIDs from Symbian and "test UIDs", I tried giving same name to program, Appname and first procedure, I specified a MBM created by me... but I ALWAYS obtain ACCESS DENIED. What's happening?!'

Luca

Try the following and let me know if it works

APP Hellow,50
ENDA

PROC Main:
PRINT "Hello World"
GET
ENDP

Originally posted by Ewan
Try the following and let me know if it works

APP Hellow,50
ENDA

PROC Main:
PRINT "Hello World"
GET
ENDP

Same result.
😡 😕

I found the error:
it looks like I can't compile applications into the memory stick. If I save my HelloWorld program into internal memory C:\, then it compiles & runs, and it appears in application list.

Thanks,
Luca