Similarly, repeat the above steps to other Target Platforms of your choice. Add this path to the Debug DCU Path list using the button mentioned in the first figure above. Now, choose the Debug active configuration mode Build All which creates a path\to\python4delphi\lib\Win64\Debug folder. This step will make sure we don't recompile P4D when it's used as a dependency for other projects. This step creates a lib folder in the root directory at path\to\python4delphi.Īdd the path\to\python4delphi\lib\Win64\Release to the Library Path as we've done before. Click on Build All option to build and generate all of the compiled unit ( dcu) files. Right click on the P4DComponentSuite and you'll get a context menu as shown above.The buttons to set the Active Platform and the Active Configuration are shown below: Now, you need to build P4D for the target OS platform of your choice and then install design time components to your IDE. On the top-right side of the IDE, you'll find the Projects dock where you can see the currently opened P4DComponentSuite project group. On the IDE, open the " P4DComponentSuite" project group by going to File > Open Project and browse for path\to\python4delphi\Packages\Delphi\oupproj file. This issue is addressed here: Ĭlick on OK and Save to finish adding the paths to the Library path list If you're using a Delphi version other than 11.2, you don't need to modify this path for Win64. This sets up the correct dcp path for Win64.
So the final Library path modifies to: $(BDSCOMMONDIR)\Dcp\$(Platform). Note: Exclusively on Delphi 11.2 and for Windows 64-bit platform, we need to add " \$(Platform)" to the " $(BDSCOMMONDIR)\Dcp" path. Now we can add those above-listed paths to the Library Path list.Choose the Windows 64-bit on the "Selected Platform" dropdown.Goto Tools > Options > Language > Delphi > Library.Cloning is preferable, since you can then easily update the code.Īdd the following source subdirectories to the IDE's library path for the target platform you plan to use.įor example, we want to add the above paths to the Windows 64-bit target platform. You can install Python4Delphi into your Delphi IDE using MultiInstaller ( Delphi Sydney or later) or by following the below guide: Manual Installation For Delphi Sydney and later:Ĭlone or download and unzip the GitHub repository into a directory (e.g., path\to\python4delphi).
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