On Thu, 17 Nov 2005 16:12:01 +0200
Graeme Geldenhuys <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Coming from Delphi, I used to use different directories for my project
> file and my unit files. I might even have sub-directories inside my
> \source directory. This helped organise large projects.
>
> e.g.:
> <Project Name>
> \bin <-- executable goes here
Project -> Project Options -> Target filename
> \dcu <-- compiled unit files go here
Project -> Compiler Options -> Unit output diretory
> \source
Save units here.
> \?????.dpr <-- I want my .lpi file here
Save .lpi file there. The .lpr will also be saved there.
> How do I do this in Lazarus? When I try to compile it says it can not
> find my units. Delphi writes the path to the units in the project file.
The 'in' unit path has several drawbacks and should not be used.
Alternative:
Put some of yor units into a package. Don't confuse a lazarus package with a
Delphi package. Lazarus packages are designed to help splitting code into
logical parts. They don't need to be a library.
Mattias
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