问题
Delphi sets the name of components when you add them to a form. The first TButton will be named "Button1" the second "Button2" and so on.
A while ago I discovered by accident that you can change this "prefix". Staying with TButton I changed it to "btn" so TButtons will be named "btn1", "btn2" and so on.
Now I want to change some more component prefixes but unfortunately I forgot how to do this. It could be some functionality of GExperts. Anybody to the rescue?
Just if it is important: I'm using Delphi 10.2.
回答1:
In GExperts it's called "Rename Components": http://www.gexperts.org/tour/index.html?renamecomponents.html
To get there you have to open "GExperts Configurations" and click on "Configure" button at the right side of "Rename Components": http://www.gexperts.org/tour/index.html?gexperts_configuration.html
There is the same functionality in CnPack in "Prefix-master"
I can be wrong a little, because I prefer CnPack, but they are similar enough, I think.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/62935478/how-to-change-the-default-name-of-new-components