Mattias Gaertner wrote:
On Wed, 30 Sep 2009 17:56:17 +0200
wile64 <wil...@gmail.com> wrote:
Don't work, don't work, don't work !!!
After full test, I am desperate to make it work :(
I have some another message like "objectinspector.pp(41,18) Fatal:
Can't find unit ObjectInspector used by EnvironmentOpts"
If someone can test with the package manager, create a package and
then add a new component (no matter the ancestor) and add "uses
LazIDEIntf, propedits;" into unit
*And try to install package.*
Works here.
why can one not do the following (which is ((would seem to be)) more
intuitive)???
Create new package.
Add new comonent.
Add new requirement "IDEIntf".
Add uses LazIDEIntf, propedits.
Save it.
Install package.
in other words, why must saving something be the second step before adding or
completing the basic steps??
i think i have run into similar while trying to convert delphi stuffs... one
procedure says to create a new program, save it, open the existing delphi
stuffs, do some sort of conversion, then do delphi unit consersion stuffs and
then save... must saving be part of the conversion and before the building
and/or compiling???
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