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What do i have to do to get the Marging of the Crosstab Smaller, on all places

edited May 2005 in Subreports
I have bene playing a bit with the code of CTMain to get the Marging
(gutter) between the field of a CrossTab smaller.
Months ago you helped in saying that it was the ciTextMarging field of the
CTMain.Pas.
But even changing it changes my reports after compilation, but not at design
time.
What modules do i have to recompile to that it even at design time changed.
And where do i have to place the changed files.
I've been playing with some but the result is not good.

Thx.

const
ciTextMargin = 900;
// ciTextMargin = 1588;

Comments

  • edited May 2005

    1. Crosstab packages

    rbCT9x.dpk - contains the crosstab component and renderer.
    rbCIDE9x.dpk - contains the crosstab designer and wizard

    You may also need to recompile dclRBE9x.dpk (if you change the interface
    section of any units). This package is a design-time packages the requires
    the packages above.

    2. Runtime packages

    a. The .dcp's should reside in RBuilder\Lib
    b. The .bpl's should reside in Windows System32

    3. Designtime packages (dclRBE9x)

    a. The .dcp's should reside in RBuilder\Lib
    b. The .bpl's should reside in RBuilder\Lib






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    Nard Moseley
    Digital Metaphors Corporation
    http://www.digital-metaphors.com



    Best regards,

    Nard Moseley
    Digital Metaphors
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  • edited October 2005
    Nard,
    I have a same problem but version of my RB is 6.02. I need re-compile the
    dclrb55.dpk?
    Does not necessary reinstall RB?

    Gustavo

  • edited October 2005

    RB 6 packages would have a suffix of 6x. So rbCT6x and rbCIDE6x would be the
    runtime packages.

    If you only change the implementation section then you only need to
    recompile those two run-time packages and then exit Delphi and compy the
    packages files as I described.



    --
    Nard Moseley
    Digital Metaphors Corporation
    http://www.digital-metaphors.com

    Best regards,

    Nard Moseley
    Digital Metaphors
    www.digital-metaphors.com
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