BarGraph
UI Object that displays a bar graph based on the output from a module.
Example BarGraph Object
Example XML definition
<object class="BarGraph" module="MY_MODULE" source="MY_OUTPUT" x="0" y="0" />
Attributes
| Attribute | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| class | must be "BarGraph" | |
| title | title of the object | module.source |
| x | placement of the object | |
| y | placement of the object | |
| w | width of the object | 1 |
| h | height of the object | 1 |
| module | name of the module to be visualized | |
| source | name of the output to be visualized | |
| min | minimum value; used to scale the bars | 0 |
| max | maximum value; used to scale the bars | 1 |
| color | stroke color of the bars or color list | "yellow" |
| fill | fill color of the bars or color list | "#4b4b17" |
| positive_color | stroke color of the bars with positive values | color |
| positive_fill | fill color of the bars with positive values | fill |
| negative_color | stroke color of the bars with negative values | color |
| negative_fill | fill color of the bars with negative values | fill |
| Attributes without default values must be specified. | ||
The colors can be specified as a single color name ("red") or as a hexadecimal color value ("#F00" or "#FF0000"). It is also possible to list colors that are used for each consequtive bar ("red, greed, blue"). Alternatively, a color look up table can be specified, e. g. "LUT_gray", "LUT_fire", or LUT_spectrum". Color tables can not be combined with color names.
Author
Christian Balkenius
Lund University Cognitive Science
christian.balkenius@lucs.lu.se
Files
BarGraph.js