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Tony Caduto
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 Posted: Sat Mar 17, 2007 10:51 pm Post subject: Delphi 2007 and Virtual Tree View |
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Delphi 2007 refuses to compile/install VT from source via the IDE.
it insists on removing itself and if you say yes it produces a nice AV.
apparently you can compile it from the command line compiler while the
IDE is not running.
I was able to install it via the compiled bpls from BDS2006.
Later,
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Tony Caduto
AM Software Design
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Colin
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| Posted: Wed Mar 21, 2007 7:12 pm Post subject: Re: Delphi 2007 and Virtual Tree View |
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Hi Tony,
| Quote: | Delphi 2007 refuses to compile/install VT from source via the IDE.
it insists on removing itself and if you say yes it produces a nice AV.
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Yes - I get this too.
I think the trick is...
1. Delete any .dproj and .dproj.local files for VirtualTreesD10D that
D 2007 has created.
2. Edit VirtualTreesD10D.dpk (eg. with notepad), and remove the line
that says:
{$R '..\Design\VirtualTrees.dcr'}
3. You should know be able to open the package in D2007 and compile/
install it correctly.
It seems that, for some reason, if the .dpk file has a {$R component
resource file} statement in it, the bds2006->delphi 2007 project
converter incorrectly(?) adds the file to the 'Contains' clause.
In this case it adds VirtualTrees.dcr to the contains clause, and
because the runtime package also contains a VirtualTrees file (albeit
a .pas one) you get the error popup warning about duplicate units -
followed by a crash when it all gets its knickers in a knot.
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