This example shows how to use the d3.hexbin plugin for hexagonal binning. 2,000 random points with a normal distribution are binned into hexagons; color encodes the number of points that fall into each bin. You can also use area encoding. Inspired by earlier work by Zachary Forest Johnson.
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(lquery:define-lquery-list-function tag-name (nodes &rest tags) | |
"Manipulate elements on the basis of there tag-name. | |
With no arguments, return their names else return | |
the corresponding tags." | |
(if (null tags) | |
(map 'vector #'plump:tag-name nodes) | |
(loop for node across nodes | |
if (find (plump:tag-name node) tags :test #'string=) | |
collect node))) |
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*.tar.gz | |
.sentinel.* |