[SOLVED] Referencing A Procedure In A Specific Unit

[Bazzao]

In testing code, I was using the default Beep, however when I added the Windows unit to the Uses clause, I immediately got syntax errors, because the overriding Windows Beep requires 2 parameters. Ok so I added those, but for information is there a way I can reference and use the default Beep with some sort of qualifier?

[jamie]

Its the order in which you include the unit,,

Place the Windows unit at the start of the USES list and it will be the last one the compiler see's

UNits are searched at the end of the list first and back to the start of the list in the USES clause.

OR, you could directly unit code it.

SysUtils.Beep;

[Bazzao]

Its the order in which you include the unit,,

Place the Windows unit at the start of the USES list and it will be the last one the compiler see's

UNits are searched at the end of the list first and back to the start of the list in the USES clause.

OR, you could directly unit code it.

SysUtils.Beep;

Well the "SysUtils." reference worked.

Just for future reference, the Windows reference was in the IMPLEMENTATION section, so that is searched first.

Thanks for your quick response jamie.