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Bob Swart | 11/09/04 17:14:13 | If you leave comments on this post, the content of the post itself will disappear on screen (an issue with having three "forms", mixing ASP.NET and CGI and back to ASP.NET, but then without ViewState ;-)). |
Bob Swart | 11/09/04 17:21:18 | I also plan to add third-party scoped unit names (for example for Raize Software, TMS Software, Developer Express) - feel free to let me know third-party libraries and their relevant unit scope names so I can add these as well. Thanks in advance! |
david berneda | 11/09/04 19:55:15 | Hi Bob !
VCL TChart unit naming is identical, just the prefix VCLTee.xxx in-front of each unit.
For FMX the prefix is FMXTee but the unit names are different than VCL (ie. FMXTee.Engine is VCLTee.TeEngine)
For FMI/iOS there is no prefix, "." dots are just converted to "_" underscores (ie: FMXTee_Engine.pas)
regards
david
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Bob Swart | 11/09/04 20:37:08 | Do you have a list of TChart units for VCL and FMX that belong to the unit scopes? (e-mail is fine, thanks). |
Ralf | 11/09/04 23:14:59 | Why the effort? XE2 is working with "old" styled unit names too. |
Bob Swart | 11/09/04 23:49:04 | Only if you make sure to tell the Delphi Compiler in the Project Options what all available Unit Scope Names are... And since the unit scope names are "the way" from now on, I'd rather write them in full (unless you need/want uses clauses that can be used with previous versions of Delphi, of course)... |
Bob Swart | 11/09/04 23:49:17 | Besides, it was fun to do ;-) |
Colin J | 11/09/05 04:45:30 | If you plan to move everything to XE2 and don't need to support previous versions of Delphi then unit scoping is fine but otherwise you may need to hold back for the moment. |
Daniel DeLuca | 11/11/08 18:29:22 | Not finding the replacement for TMarksTipTool |
Bob Swart | 11/11/08 19:01:14 | Sounds like a third-party unit for which I haven't heard the new scoped unit name ;-) |
Daniel DeLuca | 11/11/08 19:08:17 | Not finding the replacement for TMarksTipTool |
Roger Dunn | 12/06/27 23:59:37 | The tool is cool, but what I'd like this tool to do is take a copy of my whole uses clause and spit back the new scoped uses clause. For instance, if I copy and paste this into your web service: uses Windows, Messages, SysUtils, Graphics;, I'd like to get this: uses WinApi.Windows, WinApi.Messages, System.SysUtils, Vcl.Graphics; Possible? |
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