..→</small>
3204
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| Nigeria
| 923,768
| 133,530,0001
| Template:Let me test this
<table class="infobox geography vcard" style="width:46ex; ..→
| 1887
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| Somalia
| 637,657
| 8,228,000
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Combining the power of DPL and Ploticus we can easily generate a pie chart showing (for example) page hit frequencies. To see that it works live, note the hit count of a country, then click on that country in the above table and come back to the main page. The hit count has changed and the pie has become a little bigger ;-)
{{#ploticus:
# get data from DPL query
#proc getdata
data:
"Hugo" 151
"Otto" 23
"Susi" 123
// render pie graph
#proc pie
datafield: 2
labelfmtstring: @@1\n@@2\n@@PCT%
labelmode: line+label
center: 3 3
radius: 1.1
colors: dullyellow drabgreen pink
labelfarout: 1.2
explode: 0 0.2 0 0
}}
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You are looking for a pefect integration with GoogleMaps?
See MapDemo ...
You want to know which articles were edited by whom recently? DPL can produce a quick overview:
Error processing Ploticus data:
pl proc areadef: error 5972: no x categories exist
pl proc areadef: error 10: cannot set up plotting area .. likely culprits: bad xrange or yrange, or bad area rectangle
See Scatter Demo 2 for a larger example ..
Wgraph is a graph generator for MediaWikis.
It allows you to define the semantics of a graph in an abstract textual notation called WGL (Wiki Graph Language). You may add hints for layout, but the graph itself is being produced automatically. Wgraph is a powerful visualisation instrument for objects and their relations.
(made with Wgraph)
You want to have a dependency matrix for includes or links?
Use dplmatrix ...
You want to use structured documents, based on a semantic model?
But 'Semantic Wiki' looks to "heavy" for your requirements?
Try our light-weight DocTypes ..
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