On Mon, 13 Feb 2017, fredvs wrote:
The compiler already does this.
Yes, that I know, for one unit, but try this:
That will not work, and it should not.
unita2 can be anywhere.
The compiler should not assume that the one in the Documents directory is the
one you want.
I just checked: I have about 150 copies of frmmain.pp on my harddisk.
Unless I tell the compiler exactly which one it needs to use (using frmmain in 'XYZ/frmmain.pp'),
it should not make assumptions.
so in your case:
program p;
uses
unita2 in 'Documents/unita2.pp',
unita in 'Documents/unita.pp';
begin
end.
Should (and does) work.
Michael.
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cadwal: >cat p.pp
program p;
uses unita in 'Documents/unita.pp';
begin
end.
cadwal: >cat Documents/unita.pp
unit unita;
uses unita2;
interface
implementation
end.
cadwal: >cat Documents/unita2.pp
unit unita2;
interface
implementation
end.
cadwal: >fpc p.pp
cadwal: >
Fre;D
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Many thanks ;-)
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