On Mon, Aug 27, 2001 at 11:28:52AM +0200, Marc Boeren wrote :
> > > There exists wxPython and wxPerl... why not wxPHP?
> > > Any thoughts from the php-gtk people?
> >
> > I guess I need to know what you are asking before giving a
> > meaningful reply.
>
> I was not really asking, just for some thoughts on the
> subject. What I am curious about, is how do the capabilities
> of wxwindows and gtk+ compare to each other. What are the
> strong points of one versus the other (aside from the
> os-native lookandfeel versus gtk-lookandfeel, which is a
I suggest you find out yourself and based on those findings start
the wxPHP project (or not ;).
> One of the questions that could be useful: Is there room for
> two such projects, php-gtk and wxphp?
This is a useless questions IMO: I guess if you'ld have asked any
PHP people before PHP-GTK was released if its useful, they'ld
have probably negated the answer.
On the other hand, the answer is as easy as: Is there room for
two desktop projects (gnome, kde)?
Or better: is there a need for Imlib2 when there is GD? Most use
GD but some prefer Imlib2.
People'll probably find answers leading to a 'no' too ;) But I
can't find one right now.
- Markus
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