Hi Gunther;
I've tryed to save the picture in the file but it didn't work.
The script is going as an attachment for you to take a look. My
modifications are in the end of the file.
Thank for your help in advance,
Wagner
-----Original Message-----
From: Gunther Birznieks [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: quinta-feira, 13 de setembro de 2001 10:26
To: Wagner; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: editing script
At 08:44 AM 9/13/2001 -0300, Wagner wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I'm editing a script that produces a .png image, i want it to turn it into
a
>.html doc.
>
>My first doubt is that i can't put the image in the html doc. The image is
>stored in $im and i don't know how to put it in the doc.
>
>ex:
>print "Content-type text/html\n\n";
>print "<HTML><img src=$im></HTML>;
Not unless $im is a URL and even then you may want to consider quoting it.
You can't just dump binary data inside an HTML document. So $im must be a
URL not the binary data of an image.
>I'm also trying to put this image in a file this way:
>
>$file = 'c:\image.png';
>open (INFO, ">$file");
>print INFO "$im->png";
>close (INFO);
>
>But it doesn't work...
It's possible that you want to turn binmode on INFO...
binmode(INFO) before printing a binary image to it.
>The second doubt is how can i put the content of a variable in the doc. For
>example, if i have a valiable:
>
>$file = 'c:\dir\asdf.asd',
>
>Then i try to put in the doc this way:
>
>print "<HTML><FONT>$file</FONT></HTML>";
>
>But when i run it apears $file in the .html doc and i wanted to see
>c:\dir\asdf.asd....
$file should interpolate fine if you truly did use double-quotes in your
print statement, but I think it is possible that you should cut and paste
exactly what you used because you seem a bit confused, and I am afraid that
it's possible that you're information is not relayed exactly as you say you
typed your tests out.
gb.pl
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