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Hi,

How should I manage the Library Search Path. It's the folders where the components are.
The problem is that I've lots of components. So I put them all in the same directory. Whatelse if I create a directory per component, then the library search path couldn't have all the directory.
Can anyone give a good idea or a trick to put my library in order, and don't stay in a complete chaos.
Thanks,
Luis
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Hi all,

OK I understand that, but in my case I've around 100 components. I don't use them all. Thank god :) What's your recomendation for my case? Can I add 100 paths like F:\PROGRAM FILES\BORLAND\LIB\USR_COMPONETS\COMPONENT1 and the same for 2 and 3...
How will Delphi handle all these? What is the Delphi Path limit? Do you have any other idea?
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Luis
You might be better off keeping the originals somewhere safe and just dumping a copy of all the components into one directory. It would be a PITA to set these paths up for every project.

100 might be ok, but it depends on how long each path name is.

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Nice to hear somebody already does what I'm suggesting to Luis, John!

Cheers

Geoff M.