how to use Graphics-Simple-0.04 > Graphics::Simple

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Hi,
After successfully installing
Tuomas J. Lukka > Graphics-Simple-0.04 > Graphics::Simple
I do not know how to use the module. I tried the simple script below but it wont work and produce error msgs. Can someone teach me how to use the module to produce simple graph.
Thanks

##### script below ######

#!/usr/bin/perl
use Graphics::Simple;
line 100,100,200,200;
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Re: how to use Graphics-Simple-0.04 > Graphics::Simple

At 6:49 AM -0700 6/18/11, eventual wrote:
>Hi,
>After successfully installing
>Tuomas J. Lukka > Graphics-Simple-0.04 > Graphics::Simple
>I do not know how to use the module. I tried the simple script below
>but it wont work and produce error msgs. Can someone teach me how to
>use the module to produce simple graph.
>Thanks
>
>##### script below ######
>
>#!/usr/bin/perl
>use Graphics::Simple;
>line 100,100,200,200;


Graphics::Simple requires a graphics "backend" to render the graphics
commands you give it. Your options are GnomeCanvas, TkCanvas,
PostScript, and Fig. You can define the GSIMPL environment variable
to select one. I was able to define GSIMPL as 'PostScript', and the
sample program included in the documentation generated a postscript
file in the /tmp directory.

See 'perldoc Graphics::Simple' for details or look here:



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Re: how to use Graphics-Simple-0.04 > Graphics::Simple

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Re: how to use Graphics-Simple-0.04 > Graphics::Simple

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On Jul 5, 2011 8:58 AM, "eventual" wrote:
>
> Hi,
> Where do I download PostScript.
> Is PostScript another programming language.

Platform? Google 'ghostscript'. IIRC, fig is installed by default on ubuntu
(though maybe I'm thinking of gs). Either way, if linux is your platform,
'apt-cache search' or 'yum search' should get you where you want to be.

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