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PHP-GTK without a connection to X
mer, 24/12/2008 - 12:50 — Kasper Johansen
It is such a shame, that to use functions like io_add_watch(), you have to have a connection to X. This prevents us from creating "real" server-applications, which can run on a machine without any graphical user-interface running on it.
Does anyone know how to get around this? Is there another extension which can do the same as io_add_watch(), timeout_add() and more? Or is it possible to "fake a X-server"?
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non-blocking streams
You could do a infinite loop, doing
stream_select()over a non-blocking stream (stream_set_blocking()) to do that and making time comparisions (in each loop) to acomplish a effect likeGtk::timeout_add(). Thus, doing so could be cpu expensive if you set a zero timeout in stream_select, or you dont make a pause while looping, so you have to be carefull with that.Join the movement to
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PHP-GTK without graphics ?
One thing I don't understand is why you want to make code independent from a graphical UI and still be based on PHP-GTK. "Normal" web-oriented PHP doesn't need X and would seem to fulfill your need, would it not ?