Library Paths Dialog Location of platform specific DCU folders for Radiant ShapesĬ:\Program Files (x86)\Raize\RadiantShapes\1.4\Lib Tip: Paste the new path into the edit box before clicking the browse button if you need to browse to a subfolder.Radiant Shapes includes all the DCUs in subfolders off the path C:\Program Files (x86)\Raize\RadiantShapes\1.4\Lib.Some people point to their PAS files here, which works, but then you end up recompiling the library more than necessary. Library Path – This is the path to the Release DCUs.Linux 64-bit, iOS 64-bit, Win 32-bit, Win 64-bit, macOS 64-bit, Android 32-bit, Android 64-bit, and/or iOS Simulator.Selected Platform – Specifies which platform you are providing details for below:.Then complete the details for each platform you built and want to support: Then head to Tools 🡆 Options then Language 🡆 Delphi 🡆 Library. What if you only have source files? No problem, open and build all the packages at least in Release Mode on each platform the library suports. Next, you need to tell the IDE where to find the DCUs and optionally source files. You can optionally even ship these packages with your binary to link them at runtime. A design-time package contains the information necessary to install in the IDE, and any special designers, while RunTime packages only contain the code necessary for use during RunTime. Many projects have both design time and runtime packages. This will install the components into the IDE. Or whatever design-time package you need. (If you don’t have that BPL or path for Radiant Shapes, then make sure you installed from GetIt and you can run the installer manually from C:\Users\Public\Documents\Embarcadero\Studio\21.0\CatalogRepository\RadiantShapes-270-1.2\Installer\RadiantShapes.exe ) Click the Add button and browse to find the BPLĬ:\Program Files (x86)\Raize\RadiantShapes\1.4\Bin\RadiantShapesFmx_Design270.bpl This is where all the BPL Packages are listed. I’m guessing it wasn’t updated to install in 10.4 yet, and while R&D is working on that this is a great opportunity to learn how to install it manually.Īfter installing from GetIt, you will not find it in the IDE, and it is missing from the packages list, which you access from Component 🡆 Install Packages while no project is open I’m going to write this guide around installing the Radiant Shapes Pack available via GetIt.
Whatever the reason, here is a short guide in addition to what is found in the DocWiki on the topic. Maybe the installer wasn’t updated for your version of Delphi, or it is an open-source library without an installer. Sometimes you need to install components manually.
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