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en:create:functions:diagram2 [19.01.2020 16:03] – leonie.junkeren:create:functions:diagram2 [19.01.2020 16:10] – leonie.junker
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 ''string **diagram2**(string //Type//, array //Data//, [array //Options//])'' ''string **diagram2**(string //Type//, array //Data//, [array //Options//])''
  
-With the function ''diagram2()'' data can be visualized which have been calculated before in the questionnaire -- e.g. from the user's data via ''[[:de:create:functions:value|value()]]' or via ''[[:de:create:functions:statistic|statistic()]]''.+With the function ''diagram2()'' data can be visualized which have been calculated before in the questionnaire -- e.g. from the user's data via ''[[:en:create:functions:value|value()]]'' or via ''[[:en:create:functions:statistic|statistic()]]''. 
  
 Currently this function can only display a polarity profile. Currently this function can only display a polarity profile.
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   * //Type//\\ Defines the type of chart:   * //Type//\\ Defines the type of chart:
     * '''polar''' -- polarity profile     * '''polar''' -- polarity profile
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   * //Data//\\ The data is specified as a two-dimensional array, i.e. an array with one array per data series (see example).   * //Data//\\ The data is specified as a two-dimensional array, i.e. an array with one array per data series (see example).
   * //Options// A number of options are available for controlling the display. Some of these only apply to certain types of chart. The options are specified as a named array (see example).   * //Options// A number of options are available for controlling the display. Some of these only apply to certain types of chart. The options are specified as a named array (see example).
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     * array //limitcolor// -- background colors for the different areas between the borders (only polarity profile, specified as HTML color codes, e.g. ''%%'0000FF'%%'' for blue)     * array //limitcolor// -- background colors for the different areas between the borders (only polarity profile, specified as HTML color codes, e.g. ''%%'0000FF'%%'' for blue)
     * array //rowcolor// -- character colors for the data series (specified as HTML color codes)     * array //rowcolor// -- character colors for the data series (specified as HTML color codes)
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 ====== Examples ===== ====== Examples =====
  
-For example, a multidimensional array could look like this:+For example a multidimensional array could look like this:
  
 <code php> <code php>
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 array( array(
   'width' => 320,   'width' => 320,
-  "height" => 120,+  'height' => 120,
   'min' => 1,   'min' => 1,
   'max' => 7,   'max' => 7,
-  labels => true,+  'labels' => true,
   'limit' => array(2,4)   'limit' => array(2,4)
 ) )
 </code> </code>
  
-A diagram can be output as follows:+A diagram can be an output as follows:
  
 <code php> <code php>
en/create/functions/diagram2.txt · Last modified: 19.01.2020 16:11 by leonie.junker
 
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