Re: Re: Announcing PHP-GTK-EDGE

Hello, If experience problems building the bleeding edge or other difficulties should I and where should I report these ? (So far after minor problems with make the gtksheet works nicely :) - thanks) Best regards Lars Andrei Zmievski wrote:

On Jan 30, 2007, at 8:42 AM, Anant Narayanan wrote:

Uh no, what gives you that idea? I didn't want to put those patches in the real CVS (once bitten, twice shy); so I put them somewhere else. When these patches are considered stable enough to be in the main tree; it'll go in.

Are you offering patches or full source tree? Because your message made it sound like it was the latter. I don't have a problem with patches, but having another copy of PHP-GTK source tree, especially one that purports to have the latest bleeding edge enhancements, is not something I like.

I remember asking in a mail sometime ago (I quote):

Andrei, I've looked through this and can commit a set of patches that would allow us to build against the latest detected version of Gtk+ on the user's system (which can also be overridden with the ./configure switch).

I received no green signal from you on this, so I assumed you didn't want 2.10 support to go in yet.

I've sent a couple of replies on this topic to php-gtk-dev and did not get any response to them either, except from Steph, but was a one liner that didn't answer my questions. So we did not come to a consensus on the multi-version builds. As for your patches to the build system, I haven't seen them yet either. If you can send them to the php-gtk-dev mailing list so we can take a look at them, I'd appreciate it. -Andrei