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The Ploticus WikiPlugin passes all its arguments to the ploticus binary and displays the result as PNG, GIF, EPS, SVG, SVGZ or SWF. Ploticus is a free, GPL, non-interactive software package for producing plots, charts, and graphics from data. See http://ploticus.sourceforge.net/doc/welcome.html

Usage

<verbatim>

<?plugin Ploticus device||=png ploticus options...

multiline ploticus script ...

?>

</verbatim>

Plugin Arguments

device: gif, png, jpeg or svg. Soon also PS or SWG. Default: png
data: optionally add data by <!plugin-list !> pagelist plugins.
alt: alt text for the image
-prefab: use the given prefab script (may need $_ENV['PLOTICUS_PREFABS'])
-csmap: If a clickable map should be produced (not yet tested)
help: Show a help screen (not yet)

Known Problems

  1. For windows you need either a gd library with GIF support or a ploticus with PNG support. This comes only with the cygwin build so far.
  2. We support only images supported by GD (PNG most likely) and now also SVG. MAP support not yet tested. No EPS, PS or SWG support yet.

Examples

<?plugin Ploticus device||=png

  1. proc page
  2. if @DEVICE in gif,png

    scale: 0.7

  3. endif

// specify data using {proc getdata}

  1. proc getdata

data: Brazil 22

Columbia 17 "Costa Rica" 22 Guatemala 3 Honduras 12 Mexico 14 Nicaragua 28 Belize 9 United\nStates 21 Canada 8

// render the pie graph using {proc pie}

  1. proc pie

firstslice: 90 explode: .2 0 0 0 0 .2 0 datafield: 2 labelfield: 1 labelmode: line+label center: 4 4 radius: 2 colors: yellow pink pink pink pink yellow pink labelfarout: 1.05 ?>

The pie chart above was produced by this code from the ploticus testsuite:

<verbatim> <?plugin Ploticus device||=png alt="Sample Pie Chart"

  1. proc page
  2. if @DEVICE in gif,png

    scale: 0.7

  3. endif

// specify data using {proc getdata}

  1. proc getdata

data: Brazil 22

Columbia 17 "Costa Rica" 22 Guatemala 3 Honduras 12 Mexico 14 Nicaragua 28 Belize 9 United\nStates 21 Canada 8

// render the pie graph using {proc pie}

  1. proc pie

firstslice: 90 explode: .2 0 0 0 0 .2 0 datafield: 2 labelfield: 1 labelmode: line+label center: 4 4 radius: 2 colors: yellow pink pink pink pink yellow pink labelfarout: 1.05 ?> </verbatim>

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