Description
Go Up to Project Options Dialog Box
Project > Options > Description
Use the Description page to specify a description for the package, the uses of the package, and how the package is built.
This page appears only if you are developing a package.
Target
Options | Description |
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Target, Apply, Save |
See Target Options. |
Common items |
Description
Option | Description |
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Description |
Specifies the description that appears when the package is installed. |
Library name
- LIB prefix
Adds a specified prefix to the file name of the package library output file.
- LIB suffix
Adds a specified suffix to the file name of the package library output file. The suffix is applied before the file extension.
In the dropdown list, you can select the $(Auto) option for the suffix to represent the RAD Studio version the Package was compiled with.
- LIB version
Adds a version extension to the file name of the package library output file. The version is appended to the file name, preceding the file extension.
Only package and library source files use the LIB options.
Platform | Prefix | Suffix | Version | Display name |
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Win 32 |
Defined in LIB prefix option. |
Defined in LIB suffix option. |
Defined in LIB version option. |
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Win 64 |
Defined in LIB prefix option. |
Defined in LIB suffix option. |
Defined in LIB version option. |
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Android |
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Defined in LIB suffix option. |
Defined in LIB version option. |
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iOS |
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Defined in LIB suffix option. |
Defined in LIB version option. |
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OSX |
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Defined in LIB suffix option. |
Defined in LIB version option. |
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Usage options
Options | Description |
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Designtime only |
The package is installable on the Tools Palette. |
Runtime only |
The package can be deployed with an application. |
Designtime and runtime |
The package is both installable and deployable. |
Build control
Options | Description |
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Rebuild as needed |
Builds the package as needed. |
Explicit rebuild |
Builds the package only when you choose Project > Build. Use this option if the package is low-level and does not change often. |