to allow user to confirm before every attempt. Users will learn to
set this when T650s are in the mix. Save a new preference, and up the
stream version. Up beta version. Add the preference both to the prefs
dialog and to the bluetooth connection (for guest) dialog, with both
impacting the same field in gamePrefs.
postEmptyEvent; pass transport type with incoming packets so they can
be rejected if not on expected channel (to stop IR, which is always
on, from injecting into a BT game); do BT work and fire timers even
when menu is down; don't let robot run until after board is drawn for
the first time; on startup, don't let robot run until after board is
drawn once. Up version to b3.
than main on top. focusOwner was saved based on front form but on
startup I tried to set it in the main form. This will need to be
merged into a branch based on the 4.2.1 release for a 4.2.1.
show connection type dialog unless more than IR is available and
supported, and then build the dropdown dynamically based on what's
compiled-in and available on the device. This means you don't see the
BT option at all if you don't have BT.
while heartbeat feature was enabled. Fixed the problem on Linux, but experience on Treo650
is still better without HB feature, so turning it off on Palm. This seems ready for beta,
but will test a bit more.
and use it to send and check for heartbeats over any transport.
Caller must supply a reset proc which is called when heartbeat hasn't
been received in too long. No changes required to comms protocol, but
that means the heartbeat interval is fixed at compile time: can't be
negotiated, and the two ends had better agree. Currently tested with
linux host and PalmOS guest, where only the first heartbeat failure is
recovered from. So there's some debugging to be done still.
With this checkin rfcomm works between two Treos and between Treos and
linux, though with plenty of bugs around reconnecting yet to find.
However, it turns out that even using rfcomm a Treo650 gives no notice
to the other device when shutting down the connection, so rfcomm
doesn't help. Rfcomm is probably not worth using, but the code's now
here and can be turned on in the Makefiles.
data with the goal of detecting disconnects more quickly. Stops
working after a few packets (client only tested against host on linux
so far), and doesn't compile for ARM yet, but the framework is there.
Am framing packets on Palm side which may not be necessary.
