Maybe you'll have an easier time with either Synapse or Lnet. I don't
know if either of them have the functionality you need, but I had a
pretty easy time getting them both working on linux.
http://lnet.wordpress.com/
http://sourceforge.net/projects/synalist/
On Thu 24 Sep 2009, yu ping wrote:
I just now download indy-10.2.0.3.tar.gz - for Unix/Linux system users.
and build success on windows.
the file indy-10.2.0.3.zip - for Windows users. damaged ,can not be
decompressed.
when I try to build indy10 files from http://indy.fulgan.com/ZIP/
I get a lot of mistaks:
-- make ---
fpc-pascal-boun...@lists.freepascal.org scritti il 25/09/2009 05.34.53
> Thanks.
> another question,any one has successful compile indy on FPC?
> I tried,but did not success.
Indy 10? It's FPC compatible.
Indy 9 not.
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Thanks.
another question,any one has successful compile indy on FPC?
I tried,but did not success.
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yu ping wrote:
Program prog1
use unit1
myObj=class
private
public
.
end;
---
unit unit1
..
like above, can i access myObj in unit1?
Much better to have something like this:
Program prog1;
uses CommonStuff, unit1;
..
On Thu, 24 Sep 2009, yu ping wrote:
Program prog1
use unit1
myObj=class
private
public
.
end;
---
unit unit1
..
like above, can i access myObj in unit1?
No.
A unit only has access to symbols that appear in units in it's uses clause.
The program can
