你的使用方法不对，请仔细阅读 * *************** ******************************* III. STARTING NEW KOL MIRROR PROJECT ******************************* *************** *1. Start Delphi and choose File|New Application.2. DO NOT place any components on the form at this stage. Choose File|Save All and select the destination folder for your project. Note that ALL FILES of your project ALWAYS HAVE TO BE PLACED IN THE SAME DIRECTORY! You may change the name of the .PAS file, but you MUST NOT change the name of the .DPR file.3. Place the TKOLProject component onto the form.4. The name of the output MCK file can be set by changing the ProjectDest property (path MUST NOT be included). If you type MySuperKOLProj, for instance, then the output MCK project will be named MySuperKOLProj.DPR. The EXE file's name will be (as you might have guessed already) MySuperKOLProj.EXE.5. Drop the TKOLForm component onto the form.6. In DELPHI5 only: Project | Options | Directories/Conditionals | Search path, add: $(Delphi)\Source\ToolsApi (this only seems to be necessary when working with Delphi 5 - the compiler needs to know the path to toolintf.pas, dsgnintf.pas, editintf.pas and exptintf)7. If TKOLForm component was dropped (5.) AFTER changing ProjectDest property of TKOLProject component (4.), this step is not necessary, and destination project is ready. Otherwise: change any property of the TKOLForm (or change the form's size or position). Even though no exe-file is created, you can open the resulting project immediately. This way allows you to convert a dll-project to a mck-compatible one as well.8. Open the resulting project (it should be found in the same directory). Now it is high time you removed Project1.* - these files are no longer necessary.9. Play with your new KOL/MCK Project (adjust Parameters, drop TKOL... components, compile, run, debug, etc.) Enjoy!
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*1. Start Delphi and choose File|New Application.2. DO NOT place any components on the form at this stage. Choose File|Save All and select the destination folder for your project. Note that ALL FILES of your project ALWAYS HAVE TO BE PLACED IN THE SAME DIRECTORY!
You may change the name of the .PAS file, but you MUST NOT change the name of the .DPR file.3. Place the TKOLProject component onto the form.4. The name of the output MCK file can be set by changing the ProjectDest property (path MUST NOT be included). If you type MySuperKOLProj, for instance, then the output MCK project will be named MySuperKOLProj.DPR. The EXE file's name will be (as you might have guessed already) MySuperKOLProj.EXE.5. Drop the TKOLForm component onto the form.6. In DELPHI5 only: Project | Options | Directories/Conditionals | Search path, add:
$(Delphi)\Source\ToolsApi
(this only seems to be necessary when working with Delphi 5 - the compiler needs to know the path to toolintf.pas, dsgnintf.pas, editintf.pas and exptintf)7. If TKOLForm component was dropped (5.) AFTER changing ProjectDest property of TKOLProject component (4.), this step is not necessary, and destination project is ready. Otherwise:
change any property of the TKOLForm (or change the form's size or position). Even though no exe-file is created, you can open the resulting project immediately. This way allows you to convert a dll-project to a mck-compatible one as well.8. Open the resulting project (it should be found in the same directory). Now it is high time you removed Project1.* - these files are no longer necessary.9. Play with your new KOL/MCK Project (adjust Parameters, drop TKOL... components, compile, run, debug, etc.) Enjoy!