Re: PHP-Gtk2 installer / extension problem

Hello everyone, The only difference between a command line php script and a php-gtk application is the loading of the gtk extension, but it's still a php application. I do not see any need to clutter the name space with yet another file extension. .php would work for me. But I prefer not to associate my scripts as I tend to use multiple version of php on my system :-) - Frank > Hi Scott, > > > >> The best extension - IMHO - was ".phpw", the "windowed php application". > > I thought .phpw was for "php Weiske" :) I'm not a big fan of > > abbreviating. I would vote for .phpgtk > > It had been noted that sometime a php-qt can be out and it doesn't > matter if you use php-gtk or php-qt - it's a _windowed_ php application > in contrast to a command line one. That's why .php-gtk or .phpgtk is too > specific, and .phpw would be ideal. > > > Regards/MfG, > Christian Weiske > -- > XMMS is playing now: > Dido - Hunter >