Triangular diagram

Display:

Description:
The purpose of the triangular diagram is to compare three complementary datas to visualize their relations. For sample, you can compare the percentages of the working population in the primary, secondary and tertiary sectors.

Attention, for each entity of the working map, the sum of the three values must always be equal to 100.

The graphic area is composed by an equilateral triangle which each side represents one of the three data entries. Data names are displayed in blue in the graphic.
Inside the triangle and according to their three values, the entities of the working map are represented by blue points.

By moving the mouse over a blue point, the name of the corresponding entity is displayed above the graphic.

If the window size is changed, the drawing is automatically adjusted to suit the new size.

In the text area above the graphic, you will see the list of the incidents arising during the computation. These incidents can be of two types :

• an entity will not be displayed on the graphic because the sum of its three values is not equal to 100.
• an entity will not be displayed on the graphic because at least one of its values is unavailable.

Graphic:
Under the graphic, you will find a button : that creates a "graphical window" from current drawing. This window let you compare graphics, export them, or print them.

Script:

2      module untyped_list ""
3        mod_type integer "103"
3        mod_subtype integer "522"
3        mod_name string "Triangular diagram"
3        mod_dads integer_list ""
4          ? integer "6"
4          ? integer "5"
4          ? integer "4"
3        result_tree string_list ""
4          ? string "No incident : Processing correct"