Re: PHP-Gtk2 installer / extension problem

Hi

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 On windows, everything works with file extensions. And as this is the intended target, it would make a big difference if we had a extension to associate.

Or should we associate .php extensions with a non-console php-gtk loader? Another plus for .phpw would be that if you have a folder full of .php files (classes), one could know very easy which file to click. Regards/MfG, Christian Weiske -- XMMS is playing now: Norah Jones - Come away with me - 01 - don' t know why

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