Check out Image::Magick, I think it may be what you are looking for. Here is the homepage so you can check it out first.
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Hello,
If you don't mind a little inefficency, there's
always the pbm,pbm,and ppm fgraphics file formats
(respecitively 1-bit, grayscale, 24bit color) Takes
10 -- 120 seconds to completely understand the format,
the higher number only if you've been recently hit
on the head.
They're perfect for those 3-am-and-I've-never-written-
a-graphics-file sort of scenarios.
And, xv can view these formats. If you need a more
standard format, just run 'em through a conversion utility
like Image Magick's convert .
Barry
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It depends on what exactly you want to do. But a good start would be GD.pm. With that package you can draw almost anything, and output it as JPG or PNG (GIF is not supported anymore since the Unisys guys started making a fuss about LZH compression...)
HTH,
Jouke Visser
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have you had a look at www.gimp.org. this provides an interface via perl to a Gimp.pm module, allowing various graphical functions to be carried out from with a perl script. You may however need a Uix/linux platform on which to run this. | [reply] |