Benjamin Smith wrote:
>  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? 
>    
As long as the file extension you're using is associated with PHP, you 
can just double-click. No shell window, just the app. Is that what you 
mean, or am I missing your point?
>  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"? 
>    
Seems to me that since OSX is essentially FreeBSD and FreeBSD is 
essentially UNIX, you should be able to create an icon, set the 
properties to point at the PHP CLI executable followed by the app 
name... Well, again I may be missing your point.

Have you tried the -q flag when launching PHP? It may not be available 
for the CLI version, but it's worth a try.

-Ron T.


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