Dear all,
I have a question about the library EyeSee and Glamour Seaside: I can use EyeSee to show the composite Diagram(you can see plotVector: aSymbol) and it run very well on Pharo + Moose. Now, my goal is representation of this diagram on Glamour Seaside(using browser, display on Glamour+Pharo and on the web Glamour+Seaside). But I don't find any solution for resolve this problem. The code on Pharo + EyeSee: The data that I use is a type Dictionary : a Dictionary 'result' a result : key #I value: a vector I ( I1, I2 , I3) key #S value: a vector S (S1, S2, S3) From this data, I return key and value and call a method plotVector: result keysAndValuesDo: [ :key :eachSeries | eachSeries sqrt plotVector: key] Function plotVector to show diagram: plotVector: aSymbol | cqdiag f Ylabel nbSpecies listColor diagRenderer | cqdiag := ESCompositeDiagram new. nbSpecies := (data at: 1) size. listColor := self initializeListColors. Ylabel := 'Number of Individuals of ',aSymbol asString. 1 to: nbSpecies do:[:i| |diag| f := [ :x | (self atIndex: x) at: i ]. diag := (ESDiagramRenderer new lineDiagram) y: f; defaultColor: (listColor at: i); yAxisLabel: Ylabel; regularAxis; startLineAtZero; models: index. cqdiag add: diag. ]. cqdiag width: 1200. cqdiag height: 500. cqdiag preferredAxisMaxY: (self preferredDataMax). diagRenderer := ESDiagramRenderer new. diagRenderer diagram: cqdiag. ^ diagRenderer open My goal is represent this composite diagram (a ESDiagramRenderer ---> n lineDiagram) on Seaside + Glamour. I looked the examples of eyeseeDiagram on GLMBasicExample and SGLBasicExample but I haven't idea to resolve my problem. Could you help me, please! Best regards, |
Hi, I am not sure I understand. The same code that works in Pharo should also work in Seaside. Does it work in Pharo? Does it not work in Seaside? Doru On Thu, Jun 6, 2013 at 8:25 AM, hoattn <[hidden email]> wrote: Dear all, "Every thing has its own flow"
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Cheers Tudor,
I poorly explained. I want to ask you an idea : how to represent the data and code on Glamour Seaside? I give you an example: Normally, i create a method like this on Pharo image: plot: aSymbol (data at: 1) size > 1 | diag f Ylabel | f := [ :x | (self atIndex: x) at: 1 ]. Ylabel := 'Number of Individuals of ',aSymbol asString. diag := ESDiagramRenderer new. diag lineDiagram y: f; defaultColor: Color blue; yAxisLabel: Ylabel; regularAxis; startLineAtZero; width: 1000; height: 500; models: index. ^ diag open In order to represent this diagram on Glamour(Pharo image) and on the web(Seaside localhost), i create a browser and transmit data: browser transmit from: #graph1; to: #visual; andShow: [ :a | a eyesee title: 'Visualisation'; display: [:data | data ]; diagram: [:renderer :data | renderer lineDiagram y: [ :x | (data atIndex: x) at: 1 ]; models: data index; width: 900; height: 250; yAxisLabel: 'Number of individuals'; regularAxis; valueAxis; defaultColor: Color red ] ]. ^ browser But it is difficult to represent a composite diagram(the part in bold), i donn't find any solution to represent data. i code this diagram: plotVector: aSymbol | cqdiag f Ylabel nbSpecies listColor diagRenderer | cqdiag := ESCompositeDiagram new. <------composite diagram nbSpecies := (data at: 1) size. <-----get data listColor := self initializeListColors. Ylabel := 'Number of Individuals of ',aSymbol asString. 1 to: nbSpecies do:[:i| <---------a loop |diag| f := [ :x | (self atIndex: x) at: i ]. diag := (ESDiagramRenderer new lineDiagram) y: f; defaultColor: (listColor at: i); yAxisLabel: Ylabel; regularAxis; startLineAtZero; models: index. cqdiag add: diag. ]. cqdiag width: 1200. cqdiag height: 500. cqdiag preferredAxisMaxY: (self preferredDataMax). diagRenderer := ESDiagramRenderer new. diagRenderer diagram: cqdiag. ^ diagRenderer open Now, i want to rewrite this code using a browser and runs it on localhost Seaside. You know a example of composite diagram or how to represent this diagram ? Best regards. Thanks avance. ttnhoa |
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