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"Hlmhv" <h.maquoi@skynet.be> schreef in bericht 
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> Hello,
>
> As I try to compile my old applications developped on Delphi 3.0, I 
> receive the following error message
> "[DCC Erreur] UtestQuery.pas(7): F2051 L'unit� ExtActns a �t� compil�e 
> avec une version diff�rente de StdActns.TEditAction"
>
> or, translated in english:
> "F2051 ExtActns unit has been compiled with a different version of 
> StdActns.TedidAction"
>
> Can anyone help me?
>
> Have a nice day,
>
> Hlmhv

There was no such thing as Actions in D3.
So the project was developed in a later version or you used a 
thirdpartycomponent. If you have the source for that component, you can 
recompile it in D2007.

Alfred. 

Alfred ten Hoeve a �crit :
> "Hlmhv" <h.maquoi@skynet.be> schreef in bericht 
> news:47c7ec9e$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
>> Hello,
>>
>> As I try to compile my old applications developped on Delphi 3.0, I 
>> receive the following error message
>> "[DCC Erreur] UtestQuery.pas(7): F2051 L'unit� ExtActns a �t� compil�e 
>> avec une version diff�rente de StdActns.TEditAction"
>>
>> or, translated in english:
>> "F2051 ExtActns unit has been compiled with a different version of 
>> StdActns.TedidAction"
>>
>> Can anyone help me?
>>
>> Have a nice day,
>>
>> Hlmhv
> 
> There was no such thing as Actions in D3.
> So the project was developed in a later version or you used a 
> thirdpartycomponent. If you have the source for that component, you can 
> recompile it in D2007.
> 
> Alfred. 
> 
> 
Thans for your rapid answer.
Of course the application was first compiled under D2, and secondly 
under D3.
I used no thirdpartycomponent.
If you have another solution..

Henri

"Hlmhv" <h.maquoi@skynet.be> wrote in message 
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> As I try to compile my old applications developped on Delphi 3.0,
> I receive the following error message
> "[DCC Error] UtestQuery.pas(7): F2051 ExtActns unit has been
> compiled with a different version of StdActns.TEditAction"

Do you have D3 and D2007 intstalled on the same machine?  If so, then you 
probably don't have your paths set up correctly, such that D2007 is finding 
the wrong DCU files to compile with.


Gambit 

Remy Lebeau (TeamB) a �crit :
> "Hlmhv" <h.maquoi@skynet.be> wrote in message 
> news:47c7ec9e$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
> 
>> As I try to compile my old applications developped on Delphi 3.0,
>> I receive the following error message
>> "[DCC Error] UtestQuery.pas(7): F2051 ExtActns unit has been
>> compiled with a different version of StdActns.TEditAction"
> 
> Do you have D3 and D2007 intstalled on the same machine?  If so, then you 
> probably don't have your paths set up correctly, such that D2007 is finding 
> the wrong DCU files to compile with.
> 
> 
> Gambit 
> 
> 
Of course I desinstalled Old version of Delphi. There was no longer old 
DCU's before I installed Delphi 2007.
I sent my old sources to a friend, and he has no compiling problems...
I also compiled all WIN32/VCL/*.PAS with DCC32.EXE: no effect.

When the compiler stops, the EDI points on "DBGrids" or "ComCtrls" in 
the USES line.

That's for me the first occurence of this kind of problem since I program...

> Thans for your rapid answer.
> Of course the application was first compiled under D2, and secondly under 
> D3.
> I used no thirdpartycomponent.
> If you have another solution..
>
> Henri

The error point to the unit StdActns. That unit was introduced in D5 or 6.
Is there any object in your sourcecode called TeditAction? If so, and say it 
lives in MyUnit, then you can call all methods for that component with the 
prefix MyUnit.
I don't see any other solution to your problem. Well, reinstall D3 and 
compile your project in D3.

Success, Alfred. 

Alfred ten Hoeve a �crit :
>> Thans for your rapid answer.
>> Of course the application was first compiled under D2, and secondly under 
>> D3.
>> I used no thirdpartycomponent.
>> If you have another solution..
>>
>> Henri
> 
> The error point to the unit StdActns. That unit was introduced in D5 or 6.
> Is there any object in your sourcecode called TeditAction? If so, and say it 
> lives in MyUnit, then you can call all methods for that component with the 
> prefix MyUnit.
> I don't see any other solution to your problem. Well, reinstall D3 and 
> compile your project in D3.
> 
> Success, Alfred. 
> 
> 
Thanks Alfred!