PHP-GTK
Posted: Sun Aug 08, 2004 6:06 pm
Hi,
After bumping into this weired acronym (gtk.php.net) a couple of times, I decided to dig into it. I've found out that GTK is a cross-platform-language (or collection of classes) to make graphical interfaces. Ok. So with php it is something like java, right? Now, to run a javaapp you have to install java first (which means that people on computers they are not in control of, can't run your app). My question then is: Does the user have to install gtk-libaries or something before running a php-gtk-app? Or could they just download my app and run it? Or... I would like to know before spending more time on this interesting new tool... Thanks in advance...
After bumping into this weired acronym (gtk.php.net) a couple of times, I decided to dig into it. I've found out that GTK is a cross-platform-language (or collection of classes) to make graphical interfaces. Ok. So with php it is something like java, right? Now, to run a javaapp you have to install java first (which means that people on computers they are not in control of, can't run your app). My question then is: Does the user have to install gtk-libaries or something before running a php-gtk-app? Or could they just download my app and run it? Or... I would like to know before spending more time on this interesting new tool... Thanks in advance...