Re: Re: problem compiling (and the absenceof packages for slackware-9 .1)

out of interest what does this output? php -r 'print_r($HTTP_SERVER_VARS["argv"]);' xx yy I get: Array (

    [0] => -
    [1] => xx
    [2] => yy

) what version of php are you using..? (although It seems odd that this would have changed..) Regards Alan Brandon M. Reynolds wrote:

/PHP_GTK/php-gtk-0.5.2/main/php_gtk_object.c:889: `gtk_object_ce' undeclared

Looks like the problem here is in the auto generated code ext/gtk+/gen_gtk.[ch] This appears to be a problem with generator/generator.php and it's handing of command line arguments. Maybe php changed the way they are passed? Below is a diff. It's not really the right fix, but it may get you by.

--- php-gtk-1.0.0/generator/generator.php       Mon Jun 16 03:07:25 2003

+++ php-gtk-1.0.0-bmr/generator/generator.php Mon Nov 17 09:52:11 2003 @@ -745,7 +745,17 @@ $argc = $HTTP_SERVER_VARS['argc']; -$argv = $HTTP_SERVER_VARS['argv']; +$argv = array(); + +$argv[] = "generator.php"; +for($ii=0;$ii<count($HTTP_SERVER_VARS['argv']);$ii++) { + if($ii > 1) {

+    $argv[] = $HTTP_SERVER_VARS['argv'][$ii];

+ } else {

+    echo "// ignoring '".$HTTP_SERVER_VARS['argv'][$ii]."'\n";

+ } +} +// $argv = $HTTP_SERVER_VARS['argv']; /* An ugly hack to counteract PHP's pernicious desire to treat + as an argument

    separator in command-line version. */

Brandon Reynolds              mailto:bmr@comtime.com
Systems Engineer                  Ph: (330) 644-3059
Commercial Timesharing Inc.      Fax: (330) 644-8110

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