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ProjectOptionsPackagesDesign packages Add button Use this dialog box to navigate to a design time package and add it to the Design packages list. | |
ProjectOptionsPackagesEllipsis buttonEllipsis button Use this dialog box to add a runtime package to the Design packages list. | |
ProjectOptionsSymbol TableNew Use this dialog box to specify a new module name and path to be added to the list of symbols tables to be used during debugging. The module name and path are added to the list on the Symbol Tables page of the Project Options dialog box. | |
ProjectOptionsApply Options... You can also invoke this dialog by:
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ProjectConfiguration Manager The Configuration Manager is composed of left-hand pane and a right-hand pane, and at the top is a drop-down Configuration selection list and a set of six buttons. You can use the buttons and the context menu commands of the Configuration Manager to perform any of the following tasks:
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ProjectOptionsBuild Events Use the Build Events dialog box to add events for the pre-build, pre-link and post-build stages. Results of the commands you specify in this dialog box are displayed in the Output pane. To control the level of output, choose ToolsOptionsEnvironment Options and adjust the Verbosity level. Note: Some of the build options are not available for some project types. | |
ProjectOptionsPackagesComponents button Use this dialog box to display the components in the selected package, along with the icons that represent the components in the Tool Palette if the package is installed. | |
ProjectOptionsDebugger Use this dialog to pass command-line parameters to your application, specify a host executable for testing a DLL, or load an executable into the debugger. This dialog is also available from RunParameters. | |
ProjectOptionsDescription Use the Description page to specify a description for the package, the uses of the package, and how the package is built. Note: This page appears only if you are developing a package. | |
ProjectOptionsDebuggerEnvironment Block Use this page to indicate which environment variables are passed to your application while you are debugging it. This page is also available by choosing RunParameters. | |
ProjectOptions Use this dialog box to set project options. In the left pane, click an item in a category to display its option page. If you leave the cursor over text describing an option, a tool tip gives you an option description, its default value, and a switch for the option if one exists. Each configuration, except the Base, is based on another configuration. In the Project Manager pane, the Build Configurations node under the project represents the Base configuration. All configurations are listed under the Build Configurations node in a hierarchical list that shows the parent-child relationship... more | |
ProjectOptionsPackages Use this page to specify the design time packages installed in the IDE and the runtime packages required by your project. | |
Use this dialog box to create a list of commands and macros to execute at certain points in the build process. Enter any valid list of DOS commands. The commands and their results are displayed in the on the Output tab of the Messages pane. ProjectOptionsBuild EventsEdit... Note: Pre-Link events are available only for C++ projects. | |
ProjectOptionsDebuggerSymbol Tables Use this dialog box to specify the location of the symbol tables to be used during debugging. This dialog is also available from RunParameters. | |
ProjectOptionsVersion Info Use this dialog box to specify version information for a Delphi Win32 project. When version information is included, a user can right-click the program icon and select properties to display the version information. | |
ProjectOptionsApplication Use this dialog box to change the name and type of the current application. Note: Not all of the options described below are available for all types of projects. For instance, the LIB attribute options are not available for all projects. | |
ProjectOptionsForms Use this page to select the main form for the current VCL Forms project and to choose which of the available forms are automatically created when your application begins. |
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