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Re: PDB2TXT
by Berkant Atay
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Dear Fabio,
There are two ways to do this (I use both of them, however somebody might have a simpler way to do this..)
1. You write your code in a text editor, for example SiEd (this is a nice freeware that is very capable, just google it to download), and save your code with the extension *.lua on your SD card in the folder root\palm\programs\plua\src\. Now start Plua, change the popup list (doc, stream, card ..etc) in the upper right corner to "card". You will see the name of your program in the list. You can now run your code using Plua. You can access the code on your SD card with a card reader or another utility like cardexport. Double click on your .lua extension file, then select notepad to open it.
2. If you have your code in RAM, copy the *.lua file to the card destination I have given above. You have to use a file manager program like FileZ to do this (FileZ is a perfect file manager and it's free). The file on the root\palm\programs\plua\src will now have a *.pdb extension. Using FileZ, change the extension to *.lua. Open this file using SiEd and erase the first few lines of unintelligible text (I guess FileZ puts these while copying and changing file format) in the text, then save the file. You now can run it using Plua, and see the contents, or edit them on your PC.
I hope I could help...
Berkant.
--- In plua@..., Fábio Martins <sistemasgt@...> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> How I can transform a .PDB (Plua) into .TXT to transfer it to the PC?
> I am newbie in PLUA.
> Thanks!
>
> Fabio
>
There are two ways to do this (I use both of them, however somebody might have a simpler way to do this..)
1. You write your code in a text editor, for example SiEd (this is a nice freeware that is very capable, just google it to download), and save your code with the extension *.lua on your SD card in the folder root\palm\programs\plua\src\. Now start Plua, change the popup list (doc, stream, card ..etc) in the upper right corner to "card". You will see the name of your program in the list. You can now run your code using Plua. You can access the code on your SD card with a card reader or another utility like cardexport. Double click on your .lua extension file, then select notepad to open it.
2. If you have your code in RAM, copy the *.lua file to the card destination I have given above. You have to use a file manager program like FileZ to do this (FileZ is a perfect file manager and it's free). The file on the root\palm\programs\plua\src will now have a *.pdb extension. Using FileZ, change the extension to *.lua. Open this file using SiEd and erase the first few lines of unintelligible text (I guess FileZ puts these while copying and changing file format) in the text, then save the file. You now can run it using Plua, and see the contents, or edit them on your PC.
I hope I could help...
Berkant.
--- In plua@..., Fábio Martins <sistemasgt@...> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> How I can transform a .PDB (Plua) into .TXT to transfer it to the PC?
> I am newbie in PLUA.
> Thanks!
>
> Fabio
>
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