Source code (.pas. The Project Manager has several different context menus, depending on the object you select. Delphi - Tools >Options. Freeware Delphi components, open source Delphi libraries, databases, script engines, middleware, internet components, communication libraries, tutorials, etc. I'm aware of the excellent DevExpress LayoutManager & the half-attempts included in new releases of Delphi. Msi Ms 7301 Ver 1 0 Manual Muscle more. Geforce 9600 Gt Directx 11. But I wonder whether an Open Source layout manager does. “There’s an old adage, supposedly attributed to Warren Buffett, which says anyone who could pick the market, you’d love to be his broker, but not his partner.

I've written some Delphi code I would like to share on GitHub. All code is contained in runtime and designtime packages as required. There are many 'Project Options' to set for each project. (Output directories, search paths, compilation options, etc.) I've managed to find some default options that work well for my situation but reading other Q&As here it's clear there are multiple. What project options should be used to allow the open source packages to easily be incorporated into individual projects? I've recently started using NodeJS. The NPM package manager makes it super easy to use third-party packages in a project.

Packages are installed with one simple command on the command line. Packages will automatically install any required dependencies. PS: Feel free to edit this question if you would like to add extra things to consider. Let's say you have this structure • MyComponent • Packages • DelphiXE7 • Package2.dpr • source • bin • Delphi XE7 then set • Search Path... Source • Unit output directory...

Bin Delphi XE7 $(Platform) $(Config) After compilation for all supported platforms and both Release and Debug you will have this structure in the bin directory • MyComponent • Packages • DelphiXE7 • Package2.dpr • source • bin • Delphi XE7 • Android • Release • Debug • Win32 • Release • Debug • Win64 • Release • Debug For installation you have to setup some path inside the IDE. • Environment MYCOMPONENT =>[root path to the files] • Library Repeat that for all supported platforms • Library Path $(MYCOMPONENT) bin Delphi XE7 $(Platform) Release • Search Path $(MYCOMPONENT) source • Debug-DCU-Path $(MYCOMPONENT) bin Delphi XE7 $(Platform) Debug If there are some language related units there is also a place to add (see Library - translated) This ensures, that you have full debug feature (with Use Debug-DCU option set) and on release you have no debug code in your application. Just a sidenote on libraries you should not want to install because you only use them in some projects. Simply use the Optionset combined with a environment variable. Here my SuperObject.optionset ( $(USRLIB) points to a directory, where I collect all common used source code. And $(USRLIB) ext is the place for all of the external libraries).

$(USRLIB) ext superobject;$(DCC_UnitSearchPath) Delphi.Personality.12 OptionSet 12 To use the superobject library I simply add the optionset to the project (right mouse click on build configuration) and everything is fine.