Re: Gtk Installer screenshots

get the latest cvs for php4/pear/* get cvs of pear/PEAR_Frontend_Gtk in the pear/PEAR/Frontend directory delete the Gtk.php and create softlinks to the PEAR_Frontend_Gtk files+directory ln -s /usr/src/phpcvs/pear/PEAR_Frontend_Gtk/Gtk.php Gtk.php ln -s /usr/src/phpcvs/pear/PEAR_Frontend_Gtk/Gtk Gtk make a file in pear/scripts called gpear #!/usr/bin/php <? ini_set('include_path', dirname(__FILE__) . '/..'); include('scripts/pear.in'); ?> chmod 755 pear/scripts/gpear ./gpear and that 'might work' :) regards alan Markus Fischer wrote:

Hi, how can the installer be used/tested ? - Markus On Mon, Jun 03, 2002 at 08:41:37PM +0800, Alan Knowles wrote :

Just uploaded the lastest screenshots to http://www.akbkhome.com/Projects/PEAR%20Installer/ on the immediate TODO list: configuration - dealing with the umask. - saving the preferences Tidying up the details tab to include the important information = like authors and wishlists... etc. Adding the documentation page to browse the docs: - At present each class is bundled with a 'random' splattering of doc files - eg. example.txt or README - that says - see pear.php.net/....... I guess the best option in the short term may be to attempt to do something with http://pear.php.net/distributions/manual/pear_manual_en.html.gz Adding a 'Log' page -------------------- I'm still running into a few problems with the 'dependancies' - it look like at present, during the download/install phase, I will have to have a dialog - do you wish to download the required package 'xxxxx'.... and rebuild the download queue somehow... regards alan