I have Delphi 6 Personal, and compiled it without almost any problem, just had to add SynEditStrConst.pas to the Package, it compiled although a lot of warnings. It's working perfect, thanks a lot for such a great tool!
Sorry about my last post, it's just that it was the first time I was installing a package, but as you can see, I've done some research (as I should), and now I'm a new SynEdit user :).
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Hi,
when does the synedit for Delphi6 Personal Edition appear?
You have the source code. For me the following changes worked:
Replace DsgnIntf with DesignIntf in Uses clause everywhere you find it (in SynEditPrintMarginsDialog.pas and in SynEditPropertyReg.pas).
Add VCLEditors,DesignEditors to uses clause in SynEditPropertyReg.pas
I have not tested the result extensively, but it compiled and displayed SQL source with highlighting successfully.
Of course, you can use $IFDEFs and get the code that is compatible with all previous versions of Delphi.
What compiler is used to compile SynEdit sources?
I'd like to know the compiler used by the developers ;).
When I try to compile I get an error message:
- synedit_D6.dpk: 'Required package vcldb not found'
- synedit_D6_CLX.dpk: 'Required package visualclx not found'
- synedit_D6_PE.dpk: 'File not found: SynEditStrConst.dcu'
Anybody knows where to find these file/packages? Which one is the easiest to solve in order to compile SynEdit ASAP?
Thanks for your help.
I have Delphi 6 Personal, and compiled it without almost any problem, just had to add SynEditStrConst.pas to the Package, it compiled although a lot of warnings. It's working perfect, thanks a lot for such a great tool!
Sorry about my last post, it's just that it was the first time I was installing a package, but as you can see, I've done some research (as I should), and now I'm a new SynEdit user :).