Prefab parameter name | Data type |
Default | Description |
Examples (ignore line wrapping) |
Standard parameters |
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Most of the standard prefab parameters may be used.
You must specify data (the name of the input data file).
The clickmap parameters and ptselect aren't available with this prefab.
You can't do an x axis along the top or a Y axis along the right side with this prefab.
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x |
data field |
must be specified |
Identifies the data field that will hold X component. |
x=2 x=pmb |
y |
data field |
must be specified |
Identifies the data field that will hold Y component. |
y=3 y=pmr |
xcats |
yes or no |
no |
If yes, indicates that X component is categorical, not continuous numeric. |
xcats=yes |
xbinsize
ybinsize |
numeric |
based on data |
Explicitly specify bin size for continuous numeric data.
If not specified these will be determined automatically, at some cost in performance. |
ybinsize=2.5 |
cutofflist |
commalist of numerics |
based on data |
Explicitly specify the cutoffs for color breakdown.
commalist is a comma-delimited list of numeric values, from large
magnitude to small. If not specified a reasonable (but probably not ideal) breakdown
of 6 color categories will be provided automatically, at some cost in performance.
commalist cannot contain embedded spaces. |
cutofflist=50,40,30,15,1
(would produce color categories of 50+, 40-49, 30-39, 15-29, and 1-14).
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colorlist |
commalist of colors |
yellow,dullyellow, orange,red,lightpurple, purple |
Specify the colors to be used for cells.
The first color in commalist will go to the highest magnitude category.
There must be one color specified for each category.
commalist may not contain embedded spaces. |
colorlist=white,limegreen, green,teal,blue, purple,black |
zerocolor |
color |
black |
The plotting area will be initialized to this color.
Cells that aren't set to a specific color during processing will be shown in this color.
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zerocolor=gray(0.8) |
contentfield |
datafield |
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If specified, indicates that instances are not to be counted, but instead, the
value in this field will determine the color for a given cell. Thus with
contentfield only one data row (the last one encountered) will control the color of any given cell. |
contentfield=5
contentfield=fcount |
symbol |
symboldetails |
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Specifies a data point symbol to be used instead of the usual rectangle.
style=filled is assumed, and there's no need to specify color. |
"symbol= shape=diamond radius=0.1" |
outline |
yes or linedetails |
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If specified, cells will be outlined. yes gives a standard black line. |
"outline= color=gray(0.7) width=3" |
legend |
yes | no | x y |
yes |
Controls whether or not a legend will be rendered, and can be used to control the location of the legend. |
"legend= 2.3 0.4" |