I've a simple console project that includes a sendEmail.cpp file. This works
fine in a VCL Forms project with identical Options->Path and Defines and
Indy10 in Tools->Options->Paths and Defines ...but the compiler CANNOT find
[BCC32 Error] SysPriceVarianceReportFile.cpp(12): E2209 Unable to open
include file 'IdExplicitTLSClientServerBase.hpp'
[BCC32 Error] SysPriceVarianceReportFile.cpp(13): E2209 Unable to open
include file 'IdSMTPBase.hpp'
[BCC32 Error] SysPriceVarianceReportFile.cpp(14): E2209 Unable to open
include file 'IdBaseComponent.hpp'
[BCC32 Error] SysPriceVarianceReportFile.cpp(15): E2209 Unable to open
include file 'IdComponent.hpp'
[BCC32 Error] SysPriceVarianceReportFile.cpp(16): E2209 Unable to open
include file 'IdMessage.hpp'
[BCC32 Error] SysPriceVarianceReportFile.cpp(17): E2209 Unable to open
include file 'IdMessageClient.hpp'
[BCC32 Error] SysPriceVarianceReportFile.cpp(18): E2209 Unable to open
include file 'IdSMTP.hpp'
[BCC32 Error] SysPriceVarianceReportFile.cpp(19): E2209 Unable to open
include file 'IdTCPClient.hpp'
even though I can right click the #include "id..." file and the editor
immeditaely find it and opens it...here is the short console project in its
entireity...Thanks in advance...
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#include
#pragma hdrstop
#include "IdExplicitTLSClientServerBase.hpp"
#include "IdSMTPBase.hpp"
#include
#include
#include
#include
#include
#include
#include
#define MAIN_PGM
#include
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
#pragma argsused
int main(int argc, char* argv[])
{
startup("SysPriceVarianceReport");
//
Rtp.isReportVariancesBySystem = true;
Rtp.isReportVariancesByPlan = false;
//
Sys.openSystemTables();
Gss.variancesReport(Pln.view);
Sys.closeAll();
return 0;
}
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"CharlesLeggette" wrote in message
news:4770f3e4$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
> I've a simple console project that includes a sendEmail.cpp file. This
> works fine in a VCL Forms project with identical Options->Path and
> Defines and Indy10 in Tools->Options->Paths and Defines ...but the
> compiler CANNOT find
Then clearly, your paths are NOT set up correctly.
> even though I can right click the #include "id..." file and the editor
> immeditaely find it and opens it...
That does not mean the *compiler's* paths are set up properly.
Gambit