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RAD Studio (Common)
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Import Component
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RAD Studio (Common)
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Component
Import Component
Imports a type library, ActiveX Control, or a .NET assembly.
You need to choose VCL for C++ or VCL for Delphi if you select Import Component with no project open.
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Import a Type Library |
Click to import a type library. |
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Import ActiveX Control |
Click to import an ActiveX Control. |
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Import .NET assembly |
Click to import a .NET assembly as a COM object. |
Depending on the type of component selected in the previous step, this dialog will show a list of registered type libraries, ActiveX Controls, or .NET assemblies in the Global Assembly Cache.
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Component list |
Displays a list of registered type libraries, ActiveX Controls, or .NET assemblies in the Global Assembly Cache. |
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Add |
Click to browse for a new component to add to the list. |
Use the component page to edit parameters used to import the component into the IDE.
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Class Name |
Displays the name of the class (or classes) that will be created. |
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Palette Page |
Select the Tool Palette category where you want the components to appear. |
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Unit name |
Type the name of the unit that will contain the component. |
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Browse button |
Click to navigate to the folder where the unit file will reside. |
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Search path |
Enter the search path for the new component. The default value is the environment options library search path. The folder designated in the unit name field will be appended to the search path. |
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Registered Type Libraries/ActiveX Controls/.NET Assemblies