Hello everybody. I need your help with GD::Graph::bars that i am using on a code. I am doing something like that: 
...$copy = $myimage->clone;
$myimage -> copyMerge($copy,100,100,100,100,100,100,100);
                    open(PICTURE, ">$GraphTempDir/$GeneName.png") or d
+ie("Cannot open file for writing");
                    binmode PICTURE;
                    print PICTURE $myimage->png;
                    print "[<a href=../stavros/$ArrayFile[6]/$GeneName
+.png  TARGET=new>$GeneName</a>]";
                    close PICTURE;

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and according to what i read on cpan i will be expecting to see on $GeneName.png the two pngs ($copy,$myimage).Probably the two pngs should be the one next to the other on the final $GeneName.png. Am i right?Because my point is to merge the two pngs $copy,$myimage the one next to other on a final $GeneName.png. Really many many thanks in advance.

In reply to Merging png by using GD. by birdy

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