Mattias Gaertner wrote:
I know, but as I've said above there's a list of units stored in the
.lpi as well. How does one clear this?
This list gives the IDE the clues what files are important and what not.
So, you should not clear it, you should clean it up and add all
missing project units. For example via the Project Inspector.
I'm sorry, I took my eye off the ball since I was still looking at the
stored paths.
One final question if I may: if the .lps has been deleted, what controls
the IDE's choice of which unit to open when it starts? It looks as
though it currently opens the most-recently-added unit, is it possible
to change this to be the first-added unit on the basis that this is most
likely to be in the project directory, or to open the .lpr as probably
the safest choice?
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