Hi!

The map is built using the information given by lulu. I just have manually checked, and some region are marked as “EU”. I guess this comprises Greece and some other.

In any case, I sincerely want to apology about the wrong info.

Cheers,
Alexandre

On Mar 30, 2014, at 3:55 PM, kilon alios <kilon.alios@gmail.com> wrote:

> Well I can safely say your number is wrong since I also bought the book when it was released and I am from Greece ;)
>
> Interesting map, thanks for sharing.
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> How you know the nationality of the person buying the book ?
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> On Sun, Mar 30, 2014 at 8:49 PM, Tudor Girba <tudor@tudorgirba.com> wrote:
> Nice!
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> Doru
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> On Sun, Mar 30, 2014 at 5:47 PM, Alexandre Bergel <alexandre.bergel@me.com> wrote:
> Hi!
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> So far 133 copies of Deep Into Pharo have been sold. I used Roassal2 to visualize countries
> Here is a screenshot:

> <Screen Shot 2014-03-30 at 12.32.28 PM.png>

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> The data are embedded within the distribution of Roassal2. Just execute:
>       RTMetricMap new example06DeepIntoPharo
> and you will get the same rendering.
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> The map builder has attracted some interest. Here is a small example on how you can render you own data.
> First of all, you need some data. Usually, you get data in a tabular table. For example, I just stumbled on http://www.gdbridge.org/gdb_index
> I copy and paste the small columns on the right hand side of the web page into a string in a workspace.
> I then convert the third column as floats. I paint all countries in white. I then paint countries from the table using the first column as a name, and the third column as a color gradient
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> | b table |
> b := RTMetricMap new.
> table := RTTabTable new.
> table input: 'Hong Kong, China        1       0.631447
> Singapore     2       0.5889286
> Netherlands   3       0.515425
> Switzerland   4       0.5018929
> United States 5       0.4871152
> Norway        6       0.4851121
> Denmark       7       0.4665922
> Sweden        8       0.4567912
> Finland       9       0.4460537
> Korea, Rep.   10      0.4382369
> Ireland       11      0.4324097
> Luxembourg    12      0.4227912
> Germany       13      0.4190357
> Belgium       14      0.4022478
> Canada        15      0.3983661
> Australia     16      0.3982408
> United Kingdom        17      0.3930691
> Japan 18      0.3904902
> Spain 19      0.3876414
> Kuwait        20      0.3800776
> France        21      0.377015
> Brunei Darussalam     22      0.3627484
> Austria       23      0.3621858
> Israel        24      0.3585244
> China 25      0.3560882' usingDelimiters: String tab.
> table convertColumn: 3 to: [ :t | Float readFrom: t ].
>
> b allCountriesColor: Color white.
> b countries: table values named: #first metric: #third.
>
> b open
> -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
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>
> Oh… almost forgot. You can export a visualization on the web. Here is the generated HTML for the sells
> https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/31543901/online/DeepIntoPharoUntilMarch2014.html
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>
> Cheers,
> Alexandre
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