Quick-Fix: Add Unit for Undeclared at Cursor (Ctrl+Alt+U)
Finds which unit declares the identifier under the caret and adds that unit to the current unit's uses clause.
Read this when the compiler would report an undeclared identifier. Put the caret on it (Ctrl+Alt+U) and drag-lint finds the unit that declares it and adds that unit to your uses clause.
Where to click
- RAD Studio main menu: drag-lint > Uses & Dependencies > Quick-Fix: Add Unit for Undeclared at Cursor (Ctrl+Alt+U)
Details
Finds which unit declares the identifier under the caret and adds that unit
to the current unit's uses clause. Reach for it right where the compiler
would otherwise report an undeclared identifier.
Running it from the CLI
No CLI equivalent - this action is in-process only.
Reaching it in the IDE
drag-lint > Uses & Dependencies > Quick-Fix: Add Unit for Undeclared at Cursor (Ctrl+Alt+U)
What it needs
n/a. This action runs in-process against the open editor buffer; the feature map does not mark it as needing a separate index step.
Example
Illustrative only: place the caret on an undeclared identifier -- for example
a reference to TCustomerOrder in a unit that has not yet added the unit
that declares it -- and invoke the quick-fix (or press Ctrl+Alt+U) to add the
declaring unit to uses.