[Lazarus] CGILazIDE cannot be found...

[Sven Barth]

On 31.01.2011 21:06, Bo Berglund wrote:
> On Mon, 31 Jan 2011 19:41:13 +0100, Sven Barth
> <pascaldragon at googlemail.com>  wrote:
>
>>> No, I did not know about such a shortcut. Instead I located the
>>> project options and in CompilerOptions/Paths/OtherUnitFiles I added
>>> the path to the unit file that was missing.
>>> But I still do not know if this is the right place. It will probably
>>> only affect this project so it has to be repeated for the next.
>>> I would have thought that adding a component to the IDE pallet would
>>> also make its location known to the IDE so it can find the file that
>>> corresponds to the dropped component when compiling....
>>
>> While adding the path to CompilerOptions/Paths/OtherUnitFiles is a
>> possibilty I personally don't consider it the "clean" way. Open the
>> Project Inspector and click the "plus". Select the Tab "Dependency" and
>> search for your Sdpo package in the combobox. Now click Ok. Your package
>> will appear as dependency in the Project Inspector besides LCL (and
>> maybe FCL).
>> You can now remove the path you added to
>> CompilerOptions/Paths/OtherUnitFiles again and then your application
>> should compile succesfully.
>>
>
> OK, I tried this but apparently yours and my lazarus differ...
> - Used menu Project/Project Inspector
> - A window pops up with a button on top marked with +
> - After clicking this a new window pops up with 3 tabs:
>    "Add editor files"
>    "New requirement"
>    "Add files"
> as you can see no tab named "Dependency" where I can do anything like
> the suggested action.

Sorry, I meant "requirement". I have translated it a bit wrong on the fly...

> However, the "New requirement" tab has a combobox with "Package name"
> as its designator so I used that to select the SDpoSerialLaz package.
>
> Then I also removed two Sdpo-related paths from the Project options
> and made a quick compile. Working!
>
> Thanks, this looks much cleaner.

You're welcome :)

Regards,
Sven