unlucky owner of TeeChart 6.x full

rscsgrscsg
edited 1:53AM in FastScript
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Have TC 6.01 full.
Had to change the 'requires' from tee to tee67.
FS doesn't compile at all, telling me it can't load tee70 because teewhatever is already installed.

I know that TeeChart is to blame for that - they are a bad company with a bad product (even though i HAD to buy it :-( ).
Could you pls. make a teechart-less version make available?

Thx,
Rainer

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  • AlexTZAlexTZ
    edited 1:53AM
    strange, just change fs7.dpk, TEE to TEE67. It should compile ok. However, if you want to exclude tee package from FS, remove 'requires TEE' and 'contains fs_ichartrtti' from .dpk and fs_ichartrtti from fs_ireg.pas (also remove TfsChartRTTI from Register procedure of this unit).

    ps: did'nt know that tee is bad company.
  • JimGallagherJimGallagher
    edited 1:53AM
    Hello,

    I am evaluating FastScript and I also am unable to install it in Delphi 6 because I have Tee-Chart pro. I followed your instructions for removing references to TeeChart:

    "remove 'requires TEE' and 'contains fs_ichartrtti' from .dpk and fs_ichartrtti from fs_ireg.pas (also remove TfsChartRTTI from Register procedure of this unit"

    The compile of the DPK files completes successfully, but when I try to install I get the message:

    Cannot load package 'tee60' It contains unit 'TeeAbout, ' which is also contained in package Tee56.

    Not sure what to do - any help appreciated.

    -Jim Gallagher

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