experimenting

I found you can get around the hyphen issue if you don't mind abandoning 'php-gtk' as the prefix. 'gtk' or 'phpgtk' will work just as well. You just need to rename the INI declarations (and any reference to them) in php_gtk.c. I thought these were tied up with the module declaration in Zend/TSRM, but apparently not so: //php.ini error_reporting=E_ALL|E_STRICT extension_dir=./ date.timezone=Europe/London extension=php_gtk2.dll phpgtk.codepage=CP1250 phpgtk.extensions=php_gtk_libglade2.dll C:\sandbox\1053testarea>php -r "print_r(get_declared_classes());" // lots of stuff.. [339] => Glade [340] => GladeXML ) php -r "phpinfo(INFO_MODULES);" ... ... php-gtk GTK+ support => enabled GTK+ v => 2.10.7 Directive => Local Value => Master Value phpgtk.codepage => CP1250 => CP1250 phpgtk.extensions => php_gtk_libglade2.dll => php_gtk_libglade2.dll ... ... C:\sandbox\1053testarea>php -r "print_r(ini_get_all('php-gtk'));" Array ( [phpgtk.codepage] => Array

       (
           [global_value] => CP1250
           [local_value] => CP1250
           [access] => 7
       )

[phpgtk.extensions] => Array

       (
           [global_value] => php_gtk_libglade2.dll
           [local_value] => php_gtk_libglade2.dll
           [access] => 4
       )

)