Graeme,
>>On 10/04/2011 19:22, Dave Keighan wrote:
>>I looked it up, WinProcs to me, is not an exclude if FPC is defined - it
>>is a include if FPC is defined because Delphi no longer uses WinProcs, it
>>uses Windows.
>>
>>Changing the {$IFNDEF FPC} on line 12 in the unit to {$IFDEF FPC} seems to
>>solve the problem.
>
>
>I would suggest you report this as a Delphi bug to Embarcadero. The Free
>Pascal Compiler handles IFDEF and IFNDEF without problems - both are
>standard Object Pascal/Delphi language features.
Actually, from further reading I have the impression the no one uses
WinProcs anymore so why it even exists in any tiOPF unit is now a total
mystery to me. I will be doing some additional digging into why including
it in a Delphi unit allows the unit to compile but break code completion.
Thanks.
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Dave Keighan aka TDelphiHobbyist
http://tdelphihobbyist.blogspot.com/
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