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Title: IDE Window: Package Graph

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1+## Navigation
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3+The Package Graph dialog is accessible via the Lazarus IDE [[Main menu|Main Menu]] \> [[Main menu|Package]] \> Package Graph.
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5+## Overview
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7+The package graph shows the currently loaded packages and which package uses which, and which package is used by which.
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9+![](/wiki-images/5/52/Packagegraph1.png)
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11+Move the mouse cursor over nodes and edges to highlight dependencies.
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13+Click on a package to see some general information about it in the window below.
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15+## Usage
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17+Double click on a package to open the [[IDE Window: Package Editor|Package Editor]] for this package.
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19+Double click on a project to open the [[IDE Window: Project Inspector|Project Inspector]].
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21+Double click on the IDE to configure the installed packages.
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23+Packages are automatically unloaded, when they are not used anymore.
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25+## State
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27+A package can have one of the following states:
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29+- Installed - the package is installed. An installed package is compiled into the IDE and its classes are available in the component palette.
30+- AutoCreated - the package is part of the IDE, it can not be uninstalled.
31+- Install on next start - the package is not yet installed, but will be compiled into the IDE and will be installed after exiting the IDE and starting the new IDE. You compile a new IDE in Tools -\> Build Lazarus.
32+- Uninstall on next start (unless needed by an installed package) - This package was installed automatically because it was needed by a package that was installed normally. When the normally installed package is uninstalled this package will be uninstalled as well.
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35+*From the Free Pascal wiki, page "IDE Window: Package Graph", as it stood on 2021-02-02 after a change by Trev, out of the wiki's dump of 2024-05-26. Copyright stays with the author who wrote it, according to the old wiki's [[Licensing]] page. If you have concerns about this material, [message the admin](/wiki-contact).*

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