Hi
I m using BCB5 Standard.
On my form i used to have TColorDialog, and TCGauge controls
from Sample Controls that came with install.
I removed them to recover correct application icon for the app.
I did that by
1) Deleting the controls from the form
2) Open source via 'Project > Edit Option Source' then
manually removing 'bcbsmp50.lib' from <LIBRARIES> and
<SPARELIBS> tags.
Now when i compile, my from gives me a bunch of link error
message regarding to TCColorDialog control.
How can i delete these controls properly?
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Programer - SplashMedia
http://www.**--****.com/
TCColorGrid, Link error. How can i unlink?
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TCColorGrid, Link error. How can i unlink?
by Jaepil Kim » Fri, 08 Oct 2004 09:06:53 GMT
Re: TCColorGrid, Link error. How can i unlink?
by JD » Fri, 08 Oct 2004 22:40:25 GMT
You need to also remove the apropriate #includes from the header and/or #program link from the source. To determine which is which, start a new application, note what isn't there and drop the offending component(s) on the form. ~ JD BTW : This question would have best been asked in the vcl.using group.
Re: TCColorGrid, Link error. How can i unlink?
by Jaepil Kim » Sat, 09 Oct 2004 06:12:39 GMT
Hi JD Thansk for the tips. One of the included header files on my main form had links to the offending components. -- Programer - SplashMedia http://www.**--****.com/
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