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MyASPN >> Mail Archive >> php-gtk-general
php-gtk-general
[PHP-GTK] Supressing terminal output (OSX)
by Benjamin Smith other posts by this author
Jun 16 2006 10:50PM messages near this date
Re: [PHP-GTK] Overlay transparent widget? | Re: [PHP-GTK] Supressing terminal output (OSX)
Now, PHP-GTK 1.x is working (well!) on OSX, with all the options needed to 
support my app. (I had to build a wrapper for GtkEntry to emulate the signals 
and methods used by my app for GtkScintilla) 

So, now I'm trying to bundle it all up and "make it pretty". What's the 
easiest way to launch a PHP-GTK app under Windows that looks most native? 

I have a bash script set up that works fine in terminal, launching X11 in 
rootless mode with an alternate xinitrc file - but does anybody here have 
advice on running a PHP-GTK script under MacOSX that "looks right"? 

I'll overlook the window dressing, I'm just looking for the best way to launch 
the program, and supress the output. (EG: no terminal window spouting 
occasional errors) 

Ideas? 

-Ben 

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"The best way to predict the future is to invent it."
- XEROX PARC slogan, circa 1978

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