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Started by Ilya.Kuksin
Wed, 23 Jan 2008 04:46
How to get list of used units not listed in dpr uses list?
Author: Ilya.Kuksin
Date: Wed, 23 Jan 2008 04:46
Date: Wed, 23 Jan 2008 04:46
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Hello.
Sorry for my terrible english :(
We have some big projects in Delphi 5, and we want to use Delphi 7
instead of Delphi 5 now. This projects use one unit (for example,
OutVariants.pas), that include a function VarToDateTime (function
VarToDateTime(const Value: Variant): TDateTime;). Using of Delphi 5
doesn't cause any problem (because such function declared in
System.pas), but Delphi 7 does. I cannot control order of
"OurVariants" and "Variants" in uses list, and cannot control usage
OutVariants.VarToDateTime form, so we have such solution:
1. Rename out function
2. Write an Expert (Wizard), that executes at
IOTAIDENotifier50.BeforeCompile and searches for units with
"VarToDateTime(" string. Compilation is not allowed until this string
gone.
The question is: how can I found ALL units, compiled with project?
Units in project (uses in dpr) - not a problem
procedure TIDENotifier.BeforeCompile(const Project: IOTAProject;
var
MI : IOTAModuleInfo;
I : Integer;
begin
for I := 0 to Project.GetModuleCount - 1 do
begin
MI := Project.GetModule(I);
ProcessUnit(MI);
end;
....
end;
But what about units, added to uses list in another units? Can I use
OTA to get uses lists of that units or get full units list in another
way?
-------------------------
program Test;
uses
MyBaseUnit;
begin
//Some code here
end.
-------------------------------
unit MyBaseUnit;
interface
uses AnotherUnit;
//some code here
------------------------------
I have to find AnotherUnit.pas. How can I do that?
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