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Creating and Editing Packages
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Creating a package involves specifying:

- A name for the package.
- A list of other packages to be required by, or linked to, the new package.
- A list of unit files to be contained by, or bound into, the package when it is compiled. The package is essentially a wrapper for these source-code units . The Contains clause is where you put the source-code units for custom components that you want to compile into a package.

RAD Studio generates a package source file (.dpk).

- Creating a Package
- Editing an Existing Package
- Editing Package Source Files Manually
- Understanding the Structure of a Package
- Compiling packages

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Working with Packages and Components: Overview

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