I am very interested in this talk about images...can someone please send
me a small piece of code that uses this and just displays the image in a frame o
r simple widget so I can see how it is done? The books that I have aren't real c
lear about how to go about this.

Thanks,
Chris

On 09-Oct-97 Jim Kramer wrote:
>
>     This is where I found mpack and it did work.   
>     What I did was:
>     
>     mpack -o tmpfile file
>     
>     in which tmpfile will contain something like what you gave below
>
>     I cut this between the two blank lines which gives:
>R0lGODdhQwFaAfQAAKsAqwAAAEwATBkAGYMAg2gAaDEAMZsAm7kAuaMAo5MAk7IAsosAi3EA <many
>lines deleted>
>ihaK0wpymEirqEieiZHIiZjSqYxOiM9MiNd3pdf7mJkzuNmGiY4hmZmZiEthgAAOw==
>
>        I then put it into a statment link:
>        image create photo gif -data {
>R0lGODdhQwFaAfQAAKsAqwAAAEwATBkAGYMAg2gAaDEAMZsAm7kAuaMAo5MAk7IAsosAi3EA <many
>lines deleted>
>ihaK0wpymEirqEieiZHIiZjSqYxOiM9MiNd3pdf7mJkzuNmGiY4hmZmZiEthgAAOw==
>}
>
>
>and it worked.
>
>
>Jim K.
>
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>Subject: Re: [vtcl] Base64 Encoding
>Author:  "J.R.Suckling" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> at maillink
>Date:    10/9/97 9:56 AM
>
>
>     
>     
>Stewart Allen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>        On Wed, 8 Oct 1997, Jim Kramer wrote:
>     
>               I need to include gif images in my vtcl app 
>               and I need to keep the file standalong.  I 
>               know that you can use the -data option on 
>               image create to create the image from 
>               Base64 data.  My question, does any anyone 
>               know how to convert a gif file to base64 
>               encoded.
>     
>         I used a program called "mpack" on unix to do 
>         this. Unfortunately I have no pointers, but it 
>         should be in the standard archives.
>         Alternatively, I have some Java code and C code 
>         which does this (but it's not in a pretty 
>         package). Send mail if you're interested.
>     
>I found mpack on  ftp://ftp.andrew.cmu.edu/pub/mpack/
>     
>Is this that you are talking about stewart? 
>It seems to make mime format as the output. 
>below is an example of what mpack produces.
>     
>Do I take the binary data( I deleted all but two lines in 
>the data below) and put it in a quoted string for tcl/tk 
>to process.
>     
>Jim, Could you send mt a small example when you get it to 
>work.  I do not have the time right now to puzzle it out. 
>But I have wanted to do this for quite some time.  Thanks.
>     
>mpack sample output below this line. 
>________________________________________________________________ 
>Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Mime-Version: 1.0
>Subject: bk1.gif
>Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="-"
>     
>This is a MIME encoded message.  Decode it with "munpack"
>or any other MIME reading software.  Mpack/munpack is available 
>via anonymous FTP in ftp.andrew.cmu.edu:pub/mpack/
>---
>Content-Type: image/gif; name="bk1.gif" 
>Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64
>Content-Disposition: inline; filename="bk1.gif" 
>Content-MD5: t4iCHcmzJaBc4e26WDtAxA==
>     
>R0lGODdhQwFaAfQAAKsAqwAAAEwATBkAGYMAg2gAaDEAMZsAm7kAuaMAo5MAk7IAsosAi3EA 
><many lines deleted>
>ihaK0wpymEirqEieiZHIiZjSqYxOiM9MiNd3pdf7mJkzuNmGiY4hmZmZiEthgAAOw==
>     
>-----
>     
>
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