Personal. To je free verze.
Njn, to je nejaka orezana "detska" verze tusim bez DataSetu a buhvi ceho jeste. Nejspis soucasti instalace nejsou ani zdrojovky. Ale to jsi mel uvest hned.
Nějak jsem zapomněl, že existují ještě nějaké profi verze. Obvykle se uvádí jen základní verze D7 ... Nicméně
možná jádro celého problému leží někde jinde.
Vyštrachal jsem na netu zapomenutý článek od Borlandu:
What ever happened to Proxies.pas?
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Abstract: This article illustrates a scheme for properly segregating runtime code from design-time code in Delphi. By Jeff Overcash.
One frequent question since Delphi 6 shipped has concerned the disappearance of Proxies.pas from the source.
This change is part of a larger trend.
Borland chose not to ship DsgnIntf.dcu with Delphi 5, apparently to force compliance with the Delphi and C++Builder license agreements. The design-time code had been inadvertently used at runtime by many components. In some ways Borland encouraged this behavior: If you use the new component wizard you will see that this wizard creates only one unit, putting both the component skeleton code (runtime) and the Register procedure (design-time) in the same unit.
With Delphi 6, Borland has taken the next step. Not only was DsgnIntf replaced with DesignIntf, but the property editors were also pulled out into DesignEditors, DesignMenus, DesignWindows and other design-time files. DesignEditors in particular uses another IDE file named Proxies. (The Proxies code resides in DesignIDE.bpl.) Needless to say, these changes can result in errors at compile time.
If your code is already segregated in terms of runtime versus design-time then the fix is very simple. Open up your design-time package, select the requires folder and hit the Add button. Type designide.dcp and hit OK. Recompile your package and the error should go away.
But how can this problem be fixed when design-time and runtime code has been mixed together? DesignIDE.bpl is not a redistributable package in Delphi. So even in situations where the "design-time only" package has the component's runtime code and only the component dcu is used, there can still be a problem.
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