I'm using Delphi 10.3.3. Today, I added a TActionManager to a form containing a TCheckList and set a few actions.
When I tried to compile, the IDE insisted on adding IDETheme.ActnCtrls to my Uses list, then failed to compile because it couldn't find the file.
I've been using Delphi since Borland Pascal, and this one is new to me.
What can I do? I've tried deleting, building instead of compiling, starting a new unit, a new project, restarting the IDE and starting a new project.
John Treder
Known issue in 10.3.3:
RSP-27035: [dcc32 Fatal Error] F2613 Unit 'IDETheme.ActnCtrls' not found.
Marco Cantu said:
Unfortunately there is a an incorrect dependency in the IDE. If you close the file unit from the IDE, and remove that uses statement with another editor, it should compile (from the IDE) and work correctly. We are looking into a solution
Patrick Premartin said:
il you add an empty unit named IDETheme.ActnCtrls to the project, you probably can compile without changing source file outside Delphi
A patch was released for the issue:
