How to use TeeChart
HI
I?m trying to use the teechart resources. In demo "1.Reports\Demo.dpr"
exists an example named frm0092 about this topic. But when I remove the 'x'
contained in clausule {x$DEFINE ppTeeChart} and try to compile it, the
delphi shows me:
[fatal error] dm0092.pas (15): File not found: 'lEditCha.dcu'
Can you help me?
I?m using RB6 with RB6 and TeeChart 4.02
Thanks a lot!!!
Sorry about my very poor English!!
Gerson
APP Sistemas
Brazil
I?m trying to use the teechart resources. In demo "1.Reports\Demo.dpr"
exists an example named frm0092 about this topic. But when I remove the 'x'
contained in clausule {x$DEFINE ppTeeChart} and try to compile it, the
delphi shows me:
[fatal error] dm0092.pas (15): File not found: 'lEditCha.dcu'
Can you help me?
I?m using RB6 with RB6 and TeeChart 4.02
Thanks a lot!!!
Sorry about my very poor English!!
Gerson
APP Sistemas
Brazil
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Comments
The you are getting an 'IEdiSeri' or 'IEdiCha' error message when you try to
compile a project that contains TeeChart functionality, is that you are
using the version of TeeChart that comes with Delphi and Steema no longer
includes the dcu files to edit charts. In order to get around these error
messages you must either compile your project with packages or purchase the
registered version of TeeChart from www.teemach.com.
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Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
http://www.digital-metaphors.com
registered version?
If I do this, do i need to purchase the registered version to deploy my
product with the resource?
Without the registered version, am I out of resouce of teechart?
Thanks
specific to ReportBuilder. You should consult the Delphi help and search
Google groups.
Basically the the Project Options dialog has Package tab where specifiy
whether to build the project with runtime packages.
When you deploy the app, you must deploy the runtime packages require by the
app. This includes Borland packages, ReportBuilder packages, TeeChart
packages, etc.
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Nard Moseley
Digital Metaphors
http://www.digital-metaphors.com
Best regards,
Nard Moseley
Digital Metaphors
www.digital-metaphors.com