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  1. <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
  2. <CONFIG>
  3. <Package Version="4">
  4. <PathDelim Value="\"/>
  5. <Name Value="HTMLDocPkg"/>
  6. <Author Value="Silvio Clecio - http://silvioprog.com.br"/>
  7. <CompilerOptions>
  8. <Version Value="11"/>
  9. <PathDelim Value="\"/>
  10. <SearchPaths>
  11. <OtherUnitFiles Value="..\src"/>
  12. <UnitOutputDirectory Value="lib\$(TargetCPU)-$(TargetOS)"/>
  13. </SearchPaths>
  14. <Other>
  15. <CompilerMessages>
  16. <MsgFileName Value=""/>
  17. </CompilerMessages>
  18. <CompilerPath Value="$(CompPath)"/>
  19. </Other>
  20. </CompilerOptions>
  21. <Description Value="You can write a HTML file typing tags. But in particular situations, you could desire to build HTML documents coding directly in Object Pascal.
  22. For this purpose, you have HTMLDoc through which you can write headers, body with links and other relevant tags. And everything using only the frendly syntax of Object Pascal."/>
  23. <License Value="Please see the LICENSE file."/>
  24. <Version Major="1"/>
  25. <Files Count="1">
  26. <Item1>
  27. <Filename Value="..\src\htmldoc.pas"/>
  28. <UnitName Value="HTMLDoc"/>
  29. </Item1>
  30. </Files>
  31. <Type Value="RunTimeOnly"/>
  32. <UsageOptions>
  33. <UnitPath Value="$(PkgOutDir)"/>
  34. </UsageOptions>
  35. <PublishOptions>
  36. <Version Value="2"/>
  37. </PublishOptions>
  38. </Package>
  39. </CONFIG>