Daniel,
You should be able to do something like this. I haven't tested this
example,
but I've done this before on code I no longer have access too.
In your page: <img src="me.html?your=params&go=here">
In me.html, have a block of Emberl like the following. The first [ will
have to be
the very first character. Otherwise, any whitespace inbetween will
become part of the image
which will corrupt it.
[-
$http_headers_out{'Content-Type'} = "image/gif";
$gifdata = .... ; # GD generated image
binmode OUT;
print OUT $gifdata;
exit;
-]
> Is there a way, using Embperl, to send the image back to the browser
> on-the-fly, that is, without having to save it on a file first?
> Something along the lines of (if you'd allow me to write such
aberration):
> <img src=[- print OUT $gd->png -]>
>
> I'm aware that the code above isn't HTML, but perhaps it served the
> purpose of clarifying what I want to do. Thanks in advance for your
help,
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