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even creating a JPEG/GIF from scratch would do .. but I think this might be much more complicated ..
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even creating a JPEG/GIF from scratch would do .. but I think this might be much more complicated ..

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java.awt.image.BufferedIma<wbr />ge image = new java.awt.image.BufferedIma<wbr />ge(width, height, BufferedImage.INT_RGB);<br />
// draw on it, then<br />
javax.imageio.ImageIO.writ<wbr />e(image, &quot;JPEG&quot;, new File(&quot;x.jpg&quot;));
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java.awt.image.BufferedImage image = new java.awt.image.BufferedImage(width, height, BufferedImage.INT_RGB);
// draw on it, then
javax.imageio.ImageIO.write(image, "JPEG", new File("x.jpg"));

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hi !!<br />
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in my app, i need to create a bitmap file from scratch (i.e, i will specify the width, height of the image, and the RGB values of each pixel).<br />
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can anyone help :)<br />
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thanks :)<br />
muskad202
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hi !!

in my app, i need to create a bitmap file from scratch (i.e, i will specify the width, height of the image, and the RGB values of each pixel).

can anyone help :)

thanks :)
muskad202

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