Describes how to script clip2gif 0.7 with several popular applications, including MacHTTP, HyperCard and programming languages like C or Pascal.
charts
Script to create a GIF file from scratch with a chart. The functions defined in charts can be useful in cgi applets (cgi means Common Gateway Interface and is a way for http servers (WWW servers) to create dynamic documents).
demo.acgi
CGI applet which shows how the arguments passed to it can be used to create a GIF image without any temporary file. With MacHTTP or WebSTAR, use the following URLs:
http://www.host.address/demo.acgi$disk
http://www.host.address/demo.acgi$rect
http://www.host.address/demo.acgi
Make Interlaced Framed GIF
Modify GIF files by interlacing them and adding a frame.
Warning: Modified files will be 8 bits/pixel GIF files whatever the input files are.
Save PICT resources as GIF
Save all the PICT resources of a file as GIF files in the specified folder. This can be used with PowerPoint presentations saved as scrapbook to have one GIF file per page.
stat.perl
Perl script to process a log file. The log file should be named "MacHTTP.log" and be in the same folder as stat.perl. Each line should contain the hour (dd:dd, where d is a digit) and the file name. stat.perl looks for the extensions ".html", ".gif", ".cgi" or ".acgi". Three files are created: stat.html, extstats.gif and hourlystats.gif.
Unless it is specified otherwise, all the scripts in this folder are in the public domain. There is absolutely no warranty. Do whatever you want with them. Read the scripts by dragging them onto Script Editor if you want to know exactly what they do.