


If you do not want to use a search path inherited from a used package you must change the compiler options of the used package.

You can see the inherited search paths in the Inherited page. If a package or project uses a package, it will inherit the usage search paths.Using "uses unitname in 'filename'" does not affect any search path.If the project search path contains the '.' the directory will see the project directory too. Other directories get the project search paths.Every directory in the unit search path of the package gets all the package search paths.Every directory in the unit search path of the project gets all the project search paths."set of search paths" refers to unit search path, include search path, sources search path. That means a package can have different search paths than the active project. The IDE has one set of search paths for every package/project.These paths are added to the search paths.Relative paths are expanded with the project or package directory (where the.Here are the general rules about search paths: 16 Use these settings as default for new projects.12.7.5 Add a flag to one package without altering the lpk itself.12.7.4 Change the output directory of project and all packages.12.7.3 Add a flag to all projects and packages.12.7.2 Add a flag to project and all packages.12.7.1 Changing the LCLWidgetType in Version 1.1 and above.12.7 Examples for additions and overrides.12.3 Enabling build options in build modes.4.2 Adding a release and debug build modes.4.1 Adding, deleting, activating build modes.
