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This example demonstrates how to add emphasis to points on a plot/map to highlight clusters. The size of each circle is determined by a how much it shares a characteristic with its surrounding neighbours of a grid 3x3.

It uses colour encoding taken from from various examples of cloropethic maps based on d3's quantile scale. I've added a similar method for opacity.

The input is an array of objects. Each object must have at least 3 key:value pairs - 2 representing a x & y for your plot, the other should be a value of some kind. In this example the x/y is the easterly and northerly of 10km grid, the value is a rate between 0 and 1. An example:

[ {e: 37, n: 45, rate: 0.68},
  {e: 51, n: 49, rate: 0.48},
 {e: 39, n: 51, rate: 0.71}

This is an example of pan limiting, trapping for zoom.translate() by passing an array, which is determined by a simple boolean network for each of x and y of the translation to ensure that dragging is constrained within the panExtent.

It is a fork of Pan+Zoom demonstrating an example of d3.behavior.zoom applied using x- and y-scales.

Requirements

create an object variable var panExtent = {x: [0,600], y: [-200,Infinity] }; to set the limits of the pan
when setting the domain test for compliance with the panExtent (the domain should be no bigger than panExtent)

	Template.myTemplate.utils={
	someHelper: function(){
	console.log('someHelper()')
	}
	}


	Template.myTempalte.utils.someHelper() // prints someHelper()

	/* path ./client/client.js */

	Template.myTemplate.events({
	'click input': function () {
	Meteor.call('bar',function(error,result){console.log(!error ? result : error)});
	}
	})

	Template.myTemplate.events({

	'keypress #myclass': function (evt){
	if(evt.which==13){
	//do something because a return was pressed
	}
	}
	);

	var eachN1byAggregate = function(){
	print('Counting each \'n1\' in Main');
	conn = new Mongo();
	db = conn.getDB("beta3");
	print('.. preparing to count');
	start = Date.now();
	n1_count = getAggregate();
	end = Date.now();
	elapsed2 = (end - start)/1000;
	print('Count completed in '+elapsed2+' secs.');

	I want a notelet app that has the following features

	- web front-end
	- CLI integration
	- uses Markdown

	The web fe should be a simple page display

	- linear
	- metro