Hi
I would probably use the module Imager (see CPAN), and it's crop()
function. The function doesn't modify the source, it returns a new,
cropped image based on the coordinates you submit to it.
Best regards,
Grétar Mar
Nagasamudram, Prasanna Kumar wrote:
Hi All
Can anybody suggest
But If I change the following line
$img-read(file='p.bmp', type='bmp') or die $img-errstr();
TO
$img-read(file='p.jpg', type='jpg') or die $img-errstr();
I get the following error.
format 'jpg' not supported at i.pl line 4.
The same is for other formatsexcept bmp.
Hi!
There is actually slight error in this code.
$a=~s/\.\d+$//; # this does the trick
This handles only one or more digits (\d stand for digits), so unless
the last part of the string is a number this won't work.
Should be something like
$a=~s/\.\w+$//; # (\w stands for word charachters)
Hi
Have you looked at Bioperl (www.bioperl.org)?
It is goldmine of tools for bioinformatics tasks.
Correct me if I'm wrong but do not the Swiss-Prot and UniProt have the
same dataformat? You should therefore be able to use something like:
$stream = Bio::SeqIO-new(-file = $filename, -format =
