Ar? Ricardo Ody wrote 5 lines
It's very difficult. The examples don't compile. Units are missing and
it's not explained anywhere how and where to get them. I don't
understand why people do this. They publish examples that don't
compile. If they ever compile, will they work?
This almost seems like a bad joke.
Not everything that you don't do correctly is a bad joke...
* Download the snapshot from the sourceforge link that I gave you
* Unzip the downloaded file into some directory
* In the IDE, go to "Package" > "Open Package File (*.lpk)". Navigate into the directory with the unzipped download. Open the lpk file, fpexif_pkg.lpk. That's all - the IDE now knows where it finds this package and all its units. If you want you can click "Compile" to see whether all package units compile correctly (they should...).
* Now all the sample project coming with the download should work.
* If you write a new project needing one of the fpexif units you must add the fpexif package to the requirements of the project: "Project"
"Project Inspector" > "Add" > "New Requirement" > Select
"fpexif_pk" from the package list in the "New requirement" dialog > "OK". Then you can add the fpexif unit(s) to the uses clauses.
* When you add fpexif to the project requirements then there is no need to copy any fpexif files into your project directory. (Of course you can, but then you must copy everything needed, and, if you put it into a subdirectory, you must add that to the unit path of the project, too)
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