It's all about object inheritance. You would just create your objects
in a unit file. Have all the methods organized as a TObject. Then you
just create an instance and use it.
Forms have inheritance too. You can create an instance of a particular
form. But the principal is the same.
To include the file to use it ... Add the unit file to the uses section
of the unit.
On 8/7/2013 12:29 AM, Richard Mace wrote:
Hi All,
I am writing to similar applications, and want the "child" app to use
some of the units of the parent app. If the units for the child app
are in a different directory from the parent app, what's the best way
of using an "include" in the child app?
Hope that makes sense?
Thanks
Richard
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