I have been tasked with generating a png file containing a grid-like representation of data from a database. I have all the code to retrieve the data, but am lost when it comes to picking a package that will generate the grid for me. I saw TK:TixGrid, but it seems that the whole TK family is more tailored towards GUI, and user front-ends that for report output. As for requirements, I need to be able to put a title at the top of the grid, and I need the ability to "inverse" values that are "out of range". Other than that, it just needs to look like Excel output, without the windows platform.
Any ideas?
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