Delphi Compile time error "property fill type does not exist"

edited 6:46AM in FastReport VCL 5
Windows 7
Using Delphi XE2
FastReports VCL 5 version installed Embarcadero RAD Studio XE 2

Hi, I just installed and activated my standard license today and I am using frxReport objects in my Delphi App. When I try to compile I get an error "property filltype does not exist". I see that my master data band object in the fast report has an property called filltype that can be set to ftBrush, ftGlass, or ftGradient. My code can compile if I delete the report object. So I'm thinking that my Delphi is not recognizing the new fast reports propery filltype. What can I do to fix this? Maybe a reinstall of Delphi? Maybe I could include some library? Any ideas?

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  • edited July 2014
    jayqx wrote: »
    Windows 7
    Using Delphi XE2
    FastReports VCL 5 version installed Embarcadero RAD Studio XE 2

    Hi, I just installed and activated my standard license today and I am using frxReport objects in my Delphi App. When I try to compile I get an error "property filltype does not exist". I see that my master data band object in the fast report has an property called filltype that can be set to ftBrush, ftGlass, or ftGradient. My code can compile if I delete the report object. So I'm thinking that my Delphi is not recognizing the new fast reports propery filltype. What can I do to fix this? Maybe a reinstall of Delphi? Maybe I could include some library? Any ideas?


    Okay I think I solved it! I went to my project options, Packages, runtime Packages, link with runtime packages, check box = true.

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