TNT problem

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5 total messages Started by Nigel Jones Mon, 22 May 2006 16:22

#181

Author: Nigel Jones
Date: Mon, 22 May 2006 16:22

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Hello,

I'm trying to get the TNT Unicode components working under BCB5. I
downloaded version 2.1.11 and compiled both packages, but when I try to
compile a project that uses a TNT component I get "Unable to open include
file 'TntDbCtrls.h'.

I've looked for this file but it's not distributed. There are a number of
header files but they're all .hpp.

Can anyone help me fix this?

Thank you

Nigel Jones

Re: TNT problem

#182

Author: Minas
Date: Tue, 23 May 2006 05:37

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Check your Unit.h  to contain a statement

#include "TntDBGrids.hpp"

instead of

#include "TntDBGrids.h"

Also check your include path in Project -> Options ->Tab Directories to
contain the path to TntUnicode folder .

Is useful if you mantain that path in default Project - Options (means for 
every project)

regards
_minas
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"Only virtue's conquests have certainty" Sofokleous Erephyle

Re: TNT problem

#183

Author: Nigel Jones
Date: Wed, 24 May 2006 10:15

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Thanks for your reply.

But this means I've got to change the #include line every time I use a Tnt
component. This could be hundreds of files.

I fixed it by renaming all of the .hpp files to .h, then changing the
#includes in those files to match. Now it "Just Works"!


Nigel Jones

"Minas" <(min_charATyahooPUTADOTgr)(HellenicFire)> wrote in message
news:44729f93@newsgroups.borland.com...
> Check your Unit.h  to contain a statement
>
> #include "TntDBGrids.hpp"
>
> instead of
>
> #include "TntDBGrids.h"
>
> Also check your include path in Project -> Options ->Tab Directories to
> contain the path to TntUnicode folder .
>
> Is useful if you mantain that path in default Project - Options (means for
> every project)
>
> regards
> _minas
> ------
> "Only virtue's conquests have certainty" Sofokleous Erephyle
>
>

Re: TNT problem

#184

Author: Minas
Date: Wed, 24 May 2006 15:01

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 "Nigel Jones" <dont@email.me> wrote
>
> But this means I've got to change the #include line every time I use a Tnt
> component. This could be hundreds of files.

To me is working just fine (no need anything to change) for BCB5 PRO update 
1

Maybe is better to reinstall Tnt components

First open TntLibR.bpk compile it and then open and install TntLibD.bpk
I only add manually to default Project Options -> Include Path the path
to Tnt Controls.
Also check Tools - > Environment Options - > Library ->Library Path
to contain the path to Tnt Controls.

_minas
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"Only virtue's conquests have certainty" Sofokleous Erephyle

Re: TNT problem

#185

Author: Jeff Kish
Date: Fri, 26 May 2006 13:55

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On Wed, 24 May 2006 18:01:19 +0300, "Minas"
<(min_charATyahooPUTADOTgr)(HellenicFire)> wrote:

> "Nigel Jones" <dont@email.me> wrote
>>
>> But this means I've got to change the #include line every time I use a Tnt
>> component. This could be hundreds of files.
>
>To me is working just fine (no need anything to change) for BCB5 PRO update 
>1
>
>Maybe is better to reinstall Tnt components
Sure, something is rotten in Denmark, eh?
>
>First open TntLibR.bpk compile it and then open and install TntLibD.bpk
>I only add manually to default Project Options -> Include Path the path
>to Tnt Controls.
>Also check Tools - > Environment Options - > Library ->Library Path
>to contain the path to Tnt Controls.
>
>_minas
>------
>"Only virtue's conquests have certainty" Sofokleous Erephyle
>
Or maybe you could add a single file that is #include whatever.h
and that file contains a single line: #include whatever.hpp

hth
Jeff Kish

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