Waldek Hebisch wrote:
I can create a 432x378 array of strings, where each string is the hexadecimal code for a 24-bit color. How can I turn this array into an image? Does anyone know of a programming language which DOES do graphics?
You can easily create .pnm file (gradient demo how to do this). Then install netpbm package and use for example 'pnmtopng' to convert .pnm file to a more popular format.
I'd second Waldek's suggestion. Especially since your array of strings is already quite close to the PNM format, and you don't need any library to create the file (simple WriteLn will do :-).
A real graphics library, which will write the image to the screen (or a virtual context) and read it back to write it to a file is kind of overkill if you really just want to create the file.
Frank