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ID: 18939, TXMLDocument for Delphi 6 Professional
The code included in this zip provides a way to register TXMLDocument
as a VCL component for either C++Builder 6 or Delphi 6 Professional.
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From "C++Builder Developer's Guide (2E)"
Appendix D - Enabling TXMLDocument for C++Builder/Delphi 6 Professional
Paul Gustavson, 2002
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The code included in this zip provides a way to register TXMLDocument
as a VCL component for either C++Builder 6 Professional or Delphi 6
Professional.
There are two packages for registering TXMLDocument as a component:
xmldocD6.dpk - The Delphi package.
xmldocBCB6.bpk - The C++Builder package.
Additional files:
xmlcomponent.pas - The source code that registers TXMLDocument as a VCL.
xmlcomponent.hpp - The C++ header file that reflects the
xmlcomponent.pas interface.
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Within xmlcomponent.pas, which can be compiled by either Delphi or
C++Builder, the following compile time constant has been defined:
{$DEFINE D6BUILD}
This constant needs to be disabled (commented out) for C++Builder users, and enabled (uncommented) for Delphi users. The reason for the compile time constant, is that there are some elements of the
XMLDocument that are not available to C++Builder developers, and these elements need to be ignored during compilation. If these elements are not ignored, a compilation error will occur. However, despite missing a few elements for C++Builder, there's plenty of design-time support available from the XMLDocument component that will be registered.
For more information, details regarding TXMLDocument and this add-on component for Professional users can be found the forthcoming C++Builder 6 Developer's Guide (ISBN 0-672-32480-6) in Appendix D, and practical ways to use TXMLDocument are provided in Chapter 13. The component code contained in the zip file is also provided in this book.
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