Frequently Asked Questions

PHP-GTK is a PHP extension that implements language bindings for GTK+. It provides an object-oriented interface to GTK+ classes and functions and greatly simplifies writing client side cross-platform GUI applications. phpsu提供的php教程

PHP-GTK is not meant to be used in the Web environment. It is intended for creation of standalone applications (run via command-line, user's desktop, etc.). welcome to phpsu.com

Download the latest binaries from gtk.php.net. The zip file contains all binaries needed to run core PHP-GTK, as well as extra features such as Glade/XML and Scintilla. Extract the files to a temporary directory and then copy them into the following locations:

For Windows 98/NT/2000/XP: phpsu.com

In your PHP directory (e.g., c:\php4): phpsu is a phpschool

• php.exe
• php_win.exe
• php-cgi.exe
• php.ini
• php.ini-gtk
• all .dll files

In a test directory (e.g., c:\php4\test):

• all .php files
• testgtkrc
• testgtkrc2
• window.xpm

NOTE: You can install the php.ini into your Windows directory (i.e., c:\winnt or c:\windows) as indicated by the zip file, but it is often not a good option, depending on the installation. It is also no longer required; the php.exe (CLI version as of PHP 4.3.0) will search the working directory, e.g., c:\php4, as well as the Windows directory. Or you can specify your php.ini location in your command line statement with '-c' option, as given in the php_win example below.

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For Windows 95: www.phpsu.com

PHP-GTK has not been tested on Windows 95 ... sorry.

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When the PHP-GTK files are installed, you can verify your setup using a DOS command line. A typical example would be: c:\php4\php c:\php4\test\hello.php

To avoid the DOS box, you can use the php_win executable, provided in the install file: welcome to phpsu.com

c:\php4\php_win c:\php4\test\hello.php
 
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or

start c:\php4\php_win c:\php4\test\hello.php
 
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c:\php4\php_win -c \php4\php.ini -f c:\php4\test\hello.php
 
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If you have installed your php.ini file in your Windows directory, the -c option can be dropped. For more information on command line options, see 'Using PHP from the command line' on the main PHP site.

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If you can't produce the hello window, try the following: phpsu is a phpschool

• Verify the hello.php location, i.e., [drive:]\php4\test
• Open hello.php in Notepad, and make sure there is no obvious corruption in the code.
• Modify your php.ini file, to log any errors, as detailed below.
• Review the postings at the PHP-GTK discussion list archive for possible solutions.
• If you still have a problem, subscribe to the PHP-GTK general discussion list and post your question there.

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• To debug your scripts, modify the php.ini file as follows:
  • Find the line for 'log_errors'. Set it to 'On'.
  • Find the line for 'error_log'. Remove the beginning semicolon (uncomment) and replace 'filename' with an actual file location
    Example: error_log=c:\php4\error_log.txt.
  • If the error file does not exist, php will create it on the next run. Open the file and review.
• If you are planning to launch on an association, decide which extension you want to use for your scripts. Be aware that other applications register .php, so something like .php-gtk might be a better option.
• You can set your scripts to use Win32 themes, courtesy of Christian Weiske. Check out the info page at:
  http://www.cweiske.de/phpgtk_themes.htm
• Install the php-gtk launcher. It handles many of the Windows directory issues and provides a series of PHP-GTK icons. Also from Christian.
• Consider using Glade/XML for setting up your screens and reducing maintenance time. phpsu提供的php教程
  Start with the info page at: http://gtk.php.net/manual1/en/glade.gladexml.php.

// Create the dialog window:
    $fs = &new GtkFileSelection("Save file");

// Get a handle to the Ok button:
    $ok_button = $fs->ok_button;

// Connect a function:
    $ok_button->connect("clicked", "enddialog");

// Connect the destroy action on the dialog window:
    $ok_button->connect_object("clicked", "destroy", $fs);
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It is not currently possible to do it this way: welcome to phpsu.com

// Create the dialog window
    $fs = &new GtkFileSelection("Save file");

// Connect a function
    $fs->ok_button->connect("clicked", "enddialog");

// Connect the destroy action on the dialog window
    $fs->ok_button->connect_object("clicked", "destroy", $fs); 
 
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The following code will show the defined classes. All the PHP-GTK classes will be listed along with one or two others. phpsu

$array = get_declared_classes();
while(list(,$classname) = each($array)) {
    echo $classname."\n";
}
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See the Class/Object functionsin the PHP Manual for other useful functions. phpsu.com

No, The Win32 GTK port does not currently support this. phpsu提供的php教程

Check out the Resources page. do you kown phpsu.com?