Ошибка e2003 undeclared identifier

In this code:

uses 
  Windows, Messages, SysUtils, Variants, Classes, Graphics, Controls, 
  Forms, Dialogs, IdBaseComponent, IdComponent, IdTCPConnection, 
  IdTCPClient, IdIOHandler, IdGlobal, StdCtrls;

function WaitForCommand(args: Pointer): Cardinal; stdcall;
begin
  while client.Connected do
    if not HandleResponse(client.IOHandler) then
      break;
  Result := 0;
end;

I have this error:

[DCC Error] Unit1.pas(159): E2003 Undeclared identifier: ‘HandleResponse’

Это не феномен. Просто ключевое слово type надо использовать в секции interface, а не implementation. А уже реализацию методов делать в implementation.

Вот так оно бывает

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мининимально

основы Дельфи/Паскаля хоть когда-нибудь?

Невнимательность.

В прочем, со всеми бывает.

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Согласитесь, можно было бы обойтись и без хейтеров.

Nanotentacle, Был невнимателен.

Действительно, какого хрена в реализации, я декларировал класс.

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Пол дня искал, в чем дело.
Это кот нажал лапой и все испортил.

northener, Интересно, а чем интересуетесь вы?

Дайте пофантазировать, вам же можно.

Наверное юзаете всякое старье, копаетесь в грязном белье.
По вечерам, чешите свой волосатый пупок?
А после даёте дельные советы на формах?

Это моя фантазия, не более.

Delphi Compiler Error

E2003 Undeclared identifier ‘%s’

Reason for the Error & Solution

The compiler could not find the given identifier – most likely it has been misspelled either at the point of declaration or the point of use. It might be from another unit that has not mentioned a uses clause.

program Produce;
var
  Counter: Integer;
begin
  Count := 0;
  Inc(Count);
  Writeln(Count);
end.

In the example, the variable has been declared as “Counter”, but used as “Count”. The solution is to either change the declaration or the places where the variable is used.

program Solve;
var
  Count: Integer;
begin
  Count := 0;
  Inc(Count);
  Writeln(Count);
end.

In the example we have chosen to change the declaration – that was less work.

Go Up to Error and Warning Messages (Delphi)

The compiler could not find the given identifier — most likely it has been misspelled either at the point of declaration or the point of use. It might be from another unit that has not mentioned a uses clause.

program Produce;
var
  Counter: Integer;
begin
  Count := 0;
  Inc(Count);
  Writeln(Count);
end.

In the example, the variable has been declared as «Counter», but used as «Count». The solution is to either change the declaration or the places where the variable is used.

program Solve;
var
  Count: Integer;
begin
  Count := 0;
  Inc(Count);
  Writeln(Count);
end.

In the example we have chosen to change the declaration — that was less work.

E2003 Undeclared identifier ‘ShortDateFormat’ error in Delphi XE3 or later versions

E2003 Undeclared identifier ‘ShortDateFormat’ error in Delphi XE3  or later versions

When we upgrade a Delphi old version application to Delphi XE3 or latest one then if we have used ‘ShortDateFormat‘ global variable in our project then we will get ‘E2003 Undeclared identifier ‘ShortDateFormat’ compiler error.

Why we get this error?

As some global variables typically pertain to Date, Time and Currency format (CurrencyString, ShorDateFormat, LongTimeFormat, ShortMonthNames, and so on) have been deprecated and removed declaration from Delphi XE3 or later versions. In old Delphi versions we can find this variables declaration in ‘System.SysUtils’ unit but from Delphi XE3 those are moved with TFormatSettings Record.

Workarounds to solve this error.

We can replace ‘ShortDateFormat‘ with ‘Formatsettings.ShortDateFormat’. And ‘FormatSettings‘ is a global variable of ‘TFormatSettings’ type declared in ‘SysUtils‘ which having these variables.


Errors when we migrate a project from Delphi 7 to Delphi XE3


Undeclared identifier DecimalSeparator
Undeclared identifier CurrencyFormat
Undeclared identifier ThousandSeparator
Undeclared identifier DateSeparator
Undeclared identifier TimeSeparator
Undeclared identifier ShortDateFormat
Undeclared identifier LongDateFormat


Solution to above errors


Formatsettings.DecimalSeparator
Formatsettings.CurrencyFormat
Formatsettings.ThousandSeparator
Formatsettings.DateSeparator
Formatsettings.TimeSeparator
Formatsettings.ShortDateFormat
Formatsettings.LongDateFormat


Following are some other global variables also having same issue:

Global Variable
(System.SysUtils)
Corresponding
TFormatSettings Field  

CurrencyDecimals

CurrencyDecimals

CurrencyFormat

CurrencyFormat

CurrencyString

CurrencyString

DateSeparator

DateSeparator

DecimalSeparator

DecimalSeparator

ListSeparator

ListSeparator

LongDateFormat

LongDateFormat

LongDayNames

LongDayNames

LongDayNames

LongDayNames

LongTimeFormat

LongTimeFormat

NegCurrFormat

NegCurrFormat

ShortDateFormat

ShortDateFormat

ShortDayNames

ShortDayNames

ShortMonthNames

ShortMonthNames

ShortTimeFormat

ShortTimeFormat

ThousandSeparator

ThousandSeparator

TimeAMString

TimeAMString

TimePMString

TimePMString

TimeSeparator

TimeSeparator

TwoDigitYearCenturyWindow

TwoDigitYearCenturyWindow

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