Toby Stuart wrote:
use binmode
my $png_data = get($http_request_string);
open ( OUTPUT_HANDLE, "> $path/top_n.png" );
binmode OUTPUT_HANDLE;
print OUTPUT_HANDLE $png_data;
close OUTPUT_HANDLE;
That's it.
Thanks :)
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c: 'beginners@perl.org'
Subject: RE: Writing PNG data to a file
use binmode
my $png_data = get($http_request_string);
open ( OUTPUT_HANDLE, "> $path/top_n.png" );
binmode OUTPUT_HANDLE;
print OUTPUT_HANDLE $png_data;
close OUTPUT_HANDLE;
-Original Message-
Fro
05 1:42 PM
To: beginners@perl.org
Subject: Writing PNG data to a file
Hi all.
I have some code that writes PNG data to a file, that works under Linux
but not under Windows.
The code:
my $png_data = get($http_request_string);
open ( OUTPUT_HANDLE, "> $path/top_n.png" );
print OUTP
Hi all.
I have some code that writes PNG data to a file, that works under Linux
but not under Windows.
The code:
my $png_data = get($http_request_string);
open ( OUTPUT_HANDLE, "> $path/top_n.png" );
print OUTPUT_HANDLE $png_data;
close OUTPUT_HANDLE;
Pretty simple, eh?
A web server creates
