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Three useful tips
Paul.Todd | 06 August, 2006 19:18
S60tips.com has some good tips on using your S60 from an end user perspective.
One thing it omits however (and if the web site owner sees this feel free to add it) is that you can mark items holding down the pencil key and then pressing the middle have button. (Use the ctl key on the E61).
Symbian have three downloadable getting started booklets avaliable now, including a chinese version.
http://www.symbian.com/developer/books/booklets.html to introduce people to various Symbian areas of development.
These are getting started, signing tips and coding tips.
Finally, thanks to one of my collegues Dave Holladay for the following tip to quickly get info on your application in the emulator.
If you need to find the UID of a system app, find the exe for the app & then run
dumpbin /section:.SYMBIAN /rawdata:longs <target exe name>
The format of the data block is
UID1 UID2 UID3 Priority
SecureID VendorID Capabilities1 Capabilities2
0 0 Version Flags
Capabilites1:
0x00000001 TCB
0x00000002 CommDD
0x00000004 PowerMgmt
0x00000008 MultimediaDD
0x00000010 ReadDeviceData
0x00000020 WriteDeviceData
0x00000040 DRM
0x00000080 Trusted UI
0x00000100 ProtServ
0x00000200 DiskAdmin
0x00000400 NetworkControl
0x00000800 AllFiles
0x00001000 SwEvent
0x00002000 NetworkServices
0x00004000 LocalServices
0x00008000 ReadUserData
0x00010000 WriteUserData
0x00020000 Location
0x00040000 SurroundingsDD
0x00080000 UserEnvironment
One thing it omits however (and if the web site owner sees this feel free to add it) is that you can mark items holding down the pencil key and then pressing the middle have button. (Use the ctl key on the E61).
Symbian have three downloadable getting started booklets avaliable now, including a chinese version.
http://www.symbian.com/developer/books/booklets.html to introduce people to various Symbian areas of development.
These are getting started, signing tips and coding tips.
Finally, thanks to one of my collegues Dave Holladay for the following tip to quickly get info on your application in the emulator.
If you need to find the UID of a system app, find the exe for the app & then run
dumpbin /section:.SYMBIAN /rawdata:longs <target exe name>
The format of the data block is
UID1 UID2 UID3 Priority
SecureID VendorID Capabilities1 Capabilities2
0 0 Version Flags
Capabilites1:
0x00000001 TCB
0x00000002 CommDD
0x00000004 PowerMgmt
0x00000008 MultimediaDD
0x00000010 ReadDeviceData
0x00000020 WriteDeviceData
0x00000040 DRM
0x00000080 Trusted UI
0x00000100 ProtServ
0x00000200 DiskAdmin
0x00000400 NetworkControl
0x00000800 AllFiles
0x00001000 SwEvent
0x00002000 NetworkServices
0x00004000 LocalServices
0x00008000 ReadUserData
0x00010000 WriteUserData
0x00020000 Location
0x00040000 SurroundingsDD
0x00080000 UserEnvironment
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Re: Three useful tips
skumar_rao | 16/01/2007, 18:48
"If you need to find the UID of a system app, find the exe for the app & then run". Do you mean in emulator or device.??
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Re: Three useful tips
antonypr | 07/08/2006, 09:12
Btw, what is "middle have button"?