Hi Lucian,
You did not understand my post. By using the include files to specify the LIBSUFFIX, then you *can* edit the DPK file in IDE. If you use the LIBSUFFIX directly, then the IDE will remove all but the last reference to it.
Ray
> Ray, I was saying that you can not edit the DPK file in the IDE because > you risk having the IDE delete all your ifdefs. Of course the file > works in all Delphi editions after D5 ... as long as you don't need to > edit it in the IDE (say you need to add another resource file, or you > want to disable some new annoying hint/warning that comes up with a new > Delphi version). > > For instance, I do use packages for D5,7,2006 on a daily basis, they do > change pretty often, in content or files included, etc. If I would be > using the LIBSUFIX, I'd be dead by now of heart attack or something. > > > -- > regards, > > Lucian