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Recent content by vadg
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Problems reading image file
You're correct. I tried it with a gif file I'd created with GD::Graph and it works. Didn't realize there were different types of GIF formats. -
Problems reading image file
The image is sitting in the same folder as the program. It's finding it but can't read it. Also, the image is the same format as my output image and,of course, that image is printed. I'm also 'using' GD and GD::Graph... -
Problems reading image file
Trying to add a logo to my GD::GRaph files using $graph->set(logo => 'image.gif'); #$graph->set(logo_resize => 0.5); $graph->set(logo_position => 'LL'); response is "Problems reading image.gif at ...." any ideas what the problem might be? -
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combine GIFs into a single file
I'm still interested in this. You describe what I want to do. I have x number of GIFS, all the same length/width in pixels and want to combine them all into a larger file that retains their original size. Where are the read and copy commands your refer to in GD::GRAPH? I'm looking at some... -
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combine GIFs into a single file
Using GD::GRAPH to pump out some GIF files. Is there any way to combine these individual files into a single (larger, multi-page) Gif file? -
For and If issues
Been trying to figure this out and have had no luck with other forums. here's the code: use GD::Graph::linespoints; my $data_file = "ChartdataMYBUG.txt"; open DATA, "$data_file" or die "can't open $data_file $!"; undef $/; $_ = <DATA>; close DATA; $/ = "\n"; my @data = ([1,2,3]...
