To find a satisfactory solution to some of my company needs, I'm
planning to make some experiments, but I miss a very basic concept.
What's the relationship between IDE compile-time component library, and
IDE run-time component library?
In my simple-minded approach I would think that, in order to show a
window or a component the IDE should create an instance of it, and
therefore use the same component library and the same classes it was
compiled with.
Am I right or there's some diabolic trick to do otherwise?
And if there's no diabolic trick, what's the bare minimum set of
components to make the IDE work?
Thanks in advance,
Giuliano
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Giuliano Colla
Whenever people agree with me, I always feel I must be wrong (O. Wilde)
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