>
> Correct me if I am wrong, but doesn't that also mean that if the BOM
> is inside a package and has a requirement to tiOPF package, then your
> main program should only need to include the BOM package. The tiOPF
> package doesn't need to be added explicitly to the main program.
> Projects inher
On Thu, Mar 12, 2009 at 11:14 AM, Vincent Snijders
wrote:
>
> The package with the BOM (Business object model?) should have a
> requirement to the tiOPF package too, not just the main program.
Ah yes, I forgot about that. :-(
Correct me if I am wrong, but doesn't that also mean that if the BOM
i
>
> > Graeme, I'm trying to follow your suggest but I'm getting some troubles
> > that I will explain in a few.
> > Well, I have 5-6 units that are my BOM and with my test projects it
> > seems to work well. Now I started a new Lazarus project to build a
> > presentation layer for this BOM I'm usin
Antonio Sanguigni schreef:
> > My question is: Do I need to create a package to use that units
> or I'm
> > missing something ?
>
> This is the recommended method if you share units between projects. It
> just works much easier.
>
> If you normally add a unit which lives
2009/3/11 Antonio Sanguigni :
>
> But now I have another issue I cannot understand, I mean that units of my
> BOM cannot find tiOPF units, even if I added tiOPF package into this new
> project. Of course, test project with tiOPF package added worked fine.
I have no idea. Such cases work for me. Al
>
> > My question is: Do I need to create a package to use that units or I'm
> > missing something ?
>
> This is the recommended method if you share units between projects. It
> just works much easier.
>
> If you normally add a unit which lives in a different directory than
> other units, Lazarus n
2009/3/4 David W Noon :
> The way I approach reusing common code is to have my common units in
> local directories:
>
> ~/units -- for code that is not yet considered stable
> /usr/local/units -- for code that is considered stable
>
> The first of these is added with a -Fu option in
2009/3/4 Graeme Geldenhuys :
> If you normally add a unit which lives in a different directory than
> other units, Lazarus normally prompts you to add that new path to the
> unit search path. Did you get any such prompt?
I did not have this prompt ! Weird :O.
> Anyway, creating a package with sh
On Wed, 2009-03-04 at 17:01 +, Antonio Sanguigni wrote:
> I know I'm lost in a glass of water but I cannot be able to use some units.
> I'm building a new lazarus project and I would like to re-use other
> units in my file system. So I added them to this new project with
> Project inspector -
On Wed, Mar 4, 2009 at 7:01 PM, Antonio Sanguigni wrote:
>
> My question is: Do I need to create a package to use that units or I'm
> missing something ?
This is the recommended method if you share units between projects. It
just works much easier.
If you normally add a unit which lives in a dif
Hi all,
I know I'm lost in a glass of water but I cannot be able to use some units.
I'm building a new lazarus project and I would like to re-use other
units in my file system. So I added them to this new project with
Project inspector - Add - Add Files - Add file to packages and this
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