Thers ia a few ways to do charts, bars chart pie chart graphs of all
types,
One way is to use module such as Graph module, GD::Graph, or a fw others
that are not free.
You could create some scripts to do perhaphs what you want but it is
sometimes easier when its already made.
Hope that helps some.
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Subject: Re: Manipulating HTTP Headers
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Paco,
Grab http-sniffer.pl by Tim Meadowcroft so you can see the actual
headers:
http://schmerg.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/code.htm
then look over rfc 2617 to decide if you want to use basic or digest
authentication.
There are many perl examples for doing this in cgi perl -- google for
them.
good luck,
Mark
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Hello all,
I am thinking to write a simple (!) script in perl to generate a chart
joining objects. Very much like a flow chart. Has anyone done this
before?
Is it possible?
O1
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O3<-------------- O---------------> O2
and more objects..
How do we do this?
Thank you.
Rajeev
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