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else{
$image->line($fromx,$pixposf,$tox,$pixpost,$temp);
$pixposf++;
$pixpost++;
}
# adjust RGB values
foreach $rgb (qw/R G B/) {
if($column ne ''){
if ($pixposf == ($fromy-$height)) {
$clrs{$rgb}{clr} = $c2{$rgb};
}
elsif ( $fromy-$pixposf >= $clrs{$rgb}{pxctr} ) {
$clrs{$rgb}{pxctr} += $clrs{$rgb}{pix};
$clrs{$rgb}{clr} += $clrs{$rgb}{adj};
}
}
else{
if ($pixposf == ($fromy+$height)-1) {
$clrs{$rgb}{clr} = $c2{$rgb};
}
elsif ( $pixposf-$fromy >= $clrs{$rgb}{pxctr} ) {
$clrs{$rgb}{pxctr} += $clrs{$rgb}{pix};
$clrs{$rgb}{clr} += $clrs{$rgb}{adj};
}
}
}
}
}
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# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# DOCUMENTATION
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
=head1 NAME
GD::3DBarGrapher - Create 3D bar graphs using GD
=head1 SYNOPSIS
use GD::3DBarGrapher qw(creategraph);
my @data = (
['Apples', 28],
['Pears', 43],
...etc
);
my %options = (
'file' => '/webroot/images/mygraph.jpg',
);
my $imagemap = creategraph(\@data, \%options);
=head1 DESCRIPTION
There is only one function in the 3dBarGrapher module and that is creategraph
which will return image map XHTML for use in a web page displaying the graph.
The data to graph must be passed in a multidimensional array where column 0
is the x-axis name of the item to graph and column 1 is it's associated
numerical value.
Graph options are passed in a hash and override the defaults listed below. At
minimum the 'file' option must be included and specify the full path and
filename of the graph to create.
=head1 Options
my %options = (
# colours
black => { R => 0, G => 0, B => 0 },
white => { R => 255, G => 255, B => 255 },
vltgrey => { R => 245, G => 245, B => 245 },
ltgrey => { R => 230, G => 230, B => 230 },
midgrey => { R => 180, G => 180, B => 180 },
midblue => { R => 54, G => 100, B => 170 },
# file output details
file => '', # file path and name; file extension
# can be .jpg|gif|png
quality => 9, # image quality: 1 (worst) - 10 (best)
# Only applies to jpg and png
# main image properties
imgw => 400, # preferred width in pixels
imgh => 320, # preferred height in pixels
iplotpad => 8, # padding between axis vals & plot area
ipadding => 14, # padding between other items
ibgcol => 'white', # COLOUR NAME; background colour
iborder => '', # COLOUR NAME; border, if any
# plot area properties
plinecol => 'midgrey', # COLOUR NAME; line colour
pflcol => 'vltgrey', # COLOUR NAME; floor colour
pbgcol => 'ltgrey', # COLOUR NAME; back/side colour
pbgfill => 'gradient', # 'gradient' or 'solid'; back/side fill
plnspace => 25, # minimum pixel spacing between divisions
pnumdivs => 6, # maximum number of y-axis divisions
# bar properties
bstyle => 'bar', # 'bar' or 'column' style
bcolumnfill => 'gradient', # 'gradient' or 'solid' for columns
bminspace => 18, # minimum spacing between bars
bwidth => 18, # width of bar
bfacecol => 'midblue', # COLOUR NAME or 'random'; bar face,
# 'random' for random bar face colour
# graph title
ttext => '', # title text
tfont => '', # uses gdGiantFont unless a true type
# font is specified
tsize => 11, # font point size
tfontcol => 'black', # COLOUR NAME; font colour
# axis labels
xltext => '', # x-axis label text
yltext => '', # y-axis label text
lfont => '', # uses gdLargeFont unless a true type
# font is specified
lsize => 10, # font point size
lfontcol => 'midblue', # COLOUR NAME; font colour
# axis values
vfont => '', # uses gdSmallFont unless a true type
# font is specified
vsize => 8, # font point size
vfontcol => 'black', # COLOUR NAME; font colour
);
Notes on options:
=over 5
=item 1.
Options commented with "COLOUR NAME" expect the name of one of the default
colours above, or you can define your own colours by adding new lines in the
same format
=item 2.
Overall graph width and height can exceed the preferred values, depending on
number of items to graph and the values specified for various settings like
bwidth, bminspace, etc
=item 3.
For better text quality it is recommended to specify true type fonts for
options tfont, lfont & vfont. the full path and font file name must be
included, eg: 'c:/windows/fonts/verdana.ttf'
=item 4.
Only options that default to empty can be defined as empty
=head1 Image Map
The creategraph function returns XHTML code for the image and an associated
image map, something like this:
<img src="mygraph.jpg" width="400" height="320" border="0" usemap="#mygraphjpg1179003059" />
<map name="mygraphjpg1179003059" id="mygraphjpg1179003059">
<area shape="rect" coords="67,123,112,245" href="#" title="Apples: 28" />
<area shape="rect" coords="112,75,158,245" href="#" title="Pears: 43" />
...etc
</map>
=head1 Bugs
There aren't any known ones but feel free to report any you find and I may
(or may not) fix them! Contact swarhurst _at_ cpan.org
=head1 AUTHOR
3DBarGrapher is copyright (c) 2009 S.I.Warhurst and is distributed under the
same terms and conditions as Perl itself. See the Perl Artistic license:
http://www.perl.com/language/misc/Artistic.html
=head1 SEE ALSO
L<GD>
=cut
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