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See PHP4Lazarus project - https://github.com/rnapoles/PHP4Lazarus

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We need a better way to do that. I'm thinking to enable the Lazarus application to start PHP if it is started by the user (and not by PHP). This is a step to have a "packer" for the GUI application.

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@jetalone I use some BAT file start examples, check this https://github.com/XunCCC/PHP-GUI-WinTest

BAT files is not the right way, and I hope the "packer" for the GUI application. @gabrielrcouto

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You can execute with nohup

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Yeap.
But I don't know a Win methods. I check all like "START /B" and none gave the desired outcome.

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@gabrielrcouto, a packer will be of great importance for apps distributions with PHP GUI. It's very exciting! :D

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@JiaFeiX YEAP! This is best method. In what language are binaries? Can you publish as open source?

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@jetalone https://redmine.lighttpd.net/projects/1/wiki/tutoriallighttpdandphp It's LightHttp team's little tool , in the end of the page . I don't have source , it should be C

Here is more method

http://superuser.com/questions/140047/how-to-run-a-batch-file-without-launching-a-command-window

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I use 'RunHiddenConsole.exe' to hide the console, but a thread named 'conhost.exe' still running in the background( if I run it again, another thread appears ). So I want to know how to start an event before close the window, in that case, I can kill it by using some command
I try by using "$app->on('exit',.....)", but nothing happened -. -||

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Use a VBS file to start the php.

Set ws = CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")
ws.run "php a.php",vbhide

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I use 'RunHiddenConsole.exe' to hide the console, but a thread named 'conhost.exe' still running in the background( if I run it again, another thread appears ). So I want to know how to start an event before close the window, in that case, I can kill it by using some command
I try by using "$app->on('exit',.....)", but nothing happened -. -||

Now it works with my PR #108

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