I am trying to use SVG::Plot to plot some data from a file and it has the following lines of data 14/7/2011 6:9:27,11935 14/7/2011 7:9:3,11935 The following is from the SVG documentation 
my $points = [ [0, 1, 'http://uri/'], [2, 3, '/uri/foo.png'] ];

my $plot = SVG::Plot->new(
                              points      => $points,
                              debug       => 0,
                              scale       => 0.025,
                              max_width   => 800,
                              max_height  => 400,
                              point_size  => 3,
                              point_style => {
                                               fill   => 'blue',
                                               stroke => 'yellow',
                                             },
                              line        => 'follow',
                              margin      => 6,
                            );

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My question is how do I get this data into the $points array? Thank you

In reply to SVG and reading $points from a file by gberar

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