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Installing unit into RAD Studio
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I'm pretty new to programming, and I'm learning how to use RAD Studio. I want to use this unit in my project:
https://github.com/OneChen/FMXNativeDraw
I've downloaded whole folder called "FMXNativeDraw-master". But the only way I know to actually use it in my project is to extract it in the same folder as project files. I'd like to install it permanently into my RAD Studio so I can include it in new projects without copying the files every single time. How do I do that?
Thank you in advance for your help!
delphi firemonkey rad-studio
asked Mar 21 at 23:31
brechobrecho
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I'm pretty new to programming, and I'm learning how to use RAD Studio. I want to use this unit in my project:
https://github.com/OneChen/FMXNativeDraw
I've downloaded whole folder called "FMXNativeDraw-master". But the only way I know to actually use it in my project is to extract it in the same folder as project files. I'd like to install it permanently into my RAD Studio so I can include it in new projects without copying the files every single time. How do I do that?
Thank you in advance for your help!
delphi firemonkey rad-studio
asked Mar 21 at 23:31
brechobrecho
62
2
If it's a component, you install it in a package, which you install into the IDE. If it's just a unit, you add it to your Search Path (Project->Options->Delphi Compiler->Search Path) or add it to your project (Project->Add to Project).
– Ken White
Mar 21 at 23:48
If this is a set of units you need more often, in several projects, then, instead of adding the directory with the unit(s) to the search path of the project each time, you can also add it to the Delphi library. But if you want it to be recompiled each time, then add it to the project.
– Rudy Velthuis
Mar 22 at 8:31
What does add it to the Delphi library mean, @Rudy? Do you mean library path? Or is there some new magic in Rio that allows you to add your own units to the Delphi RTL?
– Ken White
Mar 22 at 12:13
1
Sound like he means, "add the folder containing the unit to the library paths, as configured in Tools -> Options -> Environment options -> Delphi Options -> Library". Units in those paths are accessible to any project you compile.
– GolezTrol
Mar 22 at 13:05
1
@RudyVelthuis: Sure, I could guess. But If you read the question asked, the person you addressed with the comment probably could not.
– Ken White
Mar 22 at 14:52
|
show 4 more comments
I'm pretty new to programming, and I'm learning how to use RAD Studio. I want to use this unit in my project:
https://github.com/OneChen/FMXNativeDraw
I've downloaded whole folder called "FMXNativeDraw-master". But the only way I know to actually use it in my project is to extract it in the same folder as project files. I'd like to install it permanently into my RAD Studio so I can include it in new projects without copying the files every single time. How do I do that?
Thank you in advance for your help!
delphi firemonkey rad-studio
asked Mar 21 at 23:31
brechobrecho
62
I'm pretty new to programming, and I'm learning how to use RAD Studio. I want to use this unit in my project:
https://github.com/OneChen/FMXNativeDraw
I've downloaded whole folder called "FMXNativeDraw-master". But the only way I know to actually use it in my project is to extract it in the same folder as project files. I'd like to install it permanently into my RAD Studio so I can include it in new projects without copying the files every single time. How do I do that?
Thank you in advance for your help!
delphi firemonkey rad-studio
delphi firemonkey rad-studio
asked Mar 21 at 23:31
brechobrecho
62
asked Mar 21 at 23:31
brechobrecho
62
asked Mar 21 at 23:31
brechobrecho
62
asked Mar 21 at 23:31
brechobrecho
62
asked Mar 21 at 23:31
brechobrecho
62
62
2
If it's a component, you install it in a package, which you install into the IDE. If it's just a unit, you add it to your Search Path (Project->Options->Delphi Compiler->Search Path) or add it to your project (Project->Add to Project).
– Ken White
Mar 21 at 23:48
If this is a set of units you need more often, in several projects, then, instead of adding the directory with the unit(s) to the search path of the project each time, you can also add it to the Delphi library. But if you want it to be recompiled each time, then add it to the project.
– Rudy Velthuis
Mar 22 at 8:31
What does add it to the Delphi library mean, @Rudy? Do you mean library path? Or is there some new magic in Rio that allows you to add your own units to the Delphi RTL?
– Ken White
Mar 22 at 12:13
1
Sound like he means, "add the folder containing the unit to the library paths, as configured in Tools -> Options -> Environment options -> Delphi Options -> Library". Units in those paths are accessible to any project you compile.
– GolezTrol
Mar 22 at 13:05
1
@RudyVelthuis: Sure, I could guess. But If you read the question asked, the person you addressed with the comment probably could not.
– Ken White
Mar 22 at 14:52
|
show 4 more comments
2
If it's a component, you install it in a package, which you install into the IDE. If it's just a unit, you add it to your Search Path (Project->Options->Delphi Compiler->Search Path) or add it to your project (Project->Add to Project).
– Ken White
Mar 21 at 23:48
If this is a set of units you need more often, in several projects, then, instead of adding the directory with the unit(s) to the search path of the project each time, you can also add it to the Delphi library. But if you want it to be recompiled each time, then add it to the project.
– Rudy Velthuis
Mar 22 at 8:31
What does add it to the Delphi library mean, @Rudy? Do you mean library path? Or is there some new magic in Rio that allows you to add your own units to the Delphi RTL?
– Ken White
Mar 22 at 12:13
1
Sound like he means, "add the folder containing the unit to the library paths, as configured in Tools -> Options -> Environment options -> Delphi Options -> Library". Units in those paths are accessible to any project you compile.
– GolezTrol
Mar 22 at 13:05
1
@RudyVelthuis: Sure, I could guess. But If you read the question asked, the person you addressed with the comment probably could not.
– Ken White
Mar 22 at 14:52
2
2
If it's a component, you install it in a package, which you install into the IDE. If it's just a unit, you add it to your Search Path (Project->Options->Delphi Compiler->Search Path) or add it to your project (Project->Add to Project).
– Ken White
Mar 21 at 23:48
If it's a component, you install it in a package, which you install into the IDE. If it's just a unit, you add it to your Search Path (Project->Options->Delphi Compiler->Search Path) or add it to your project (Project->Add to Project).
– Ken White
Mar 21 at 23:48
If this is a set of units you need more often, in several projects, then, instead of adding the directory with the unit(s) to the search path of the project each time, you can also add it to the Delphi library. But if you want it to be recompiled each time, then add it to the project.
– Rudy Velthuis
Mar 22 at 8:31
If this is a set of units you need more often, in several projects, then, instead of adding the directory with the unit(s) to the search path of the project each time, you can also add it to the Delphi library. But if you want it to be recompiled each time, then add it to the project.
– Rudy Velthuis
Mar 22 at 8:31
What does add it to the Delphi library mean, @Rudy? Do you mean library path? Or is there some new magic in Rio that allows you to add your own units to the Delphi RTL?
– Ken White
Mar 22 at 12:13
What does add it to the Delphi library mean, @Rudy? Do you mean library path? Or is there some new magic in Rio that allows you to add your own units to the Delphi RTL?
– Ken White
Mar 22 at 12:13
1
1
Sound like he means, "add the folder containing the unit to the library paths, as configured in Tools -> Options -> Environment options -> Delphi Options -> Library". Units in those paths are accessible to any project you compile.
– GolezTrol
Mar 22 at 13:05
Sound like he means, "add the folder containing the unit to the library paths, as configured in Tools -> Options -> Environment options -> Delphi Options -> Library". Units in those paths are accessible to any project you compile.
– GolezTrol
Mar 22 at 13:05
1
1
@RudyVelthuis: Sure, I could guess. But If you read the question asked, the person you addressed with the comment probably could not.
– Ken White
Mar 22 at 14:52
@RudyVelthuis: Sure, I could guess. But If you read the question asked, the person you addressed with the comment probably could not.
– Ken White
Mar 22 at 14:52
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If it's a component, you install it in a package, which you install into the IDE. If it's just a unit, you add it to your Search Path (Project->Options->Delphi Compiler->Search Path) or add it to your project (Project->Add to Project).
– Ken White
Mar 21 at 23:48
If this is a set of units you need more often, in several projects, then, instead of adding the directory with the unit(s) to the search path of the project each time, you can also add it to the Delphi library. But if you want it to be recompiled each time, then add it to the project.
– Rudy Velthuis
Mar 22 at 8:31
What does add it to the Delphi library mean, @Rudy? Do you mean library path? Or is there some new magic in Rio that allows you to add your own units to the Delphi RTL?
– Ken White
Mar 22 at 12:13
1
Sound like he means, "add the folder containing the unit to the library paths, as configured in Tools -> Options -> Environment options -> Delphi Options -> Library". Units in those paths are accessible to any project you compile.
– GolezTrol
Mar 22 at 13:05
1
@RudyVelthuis: Sure, I could guess. But If you read the question asked, the person you addressed with the comment probably could not.
– Ken White
Mar 22 at 14:52