TeX - LaTeX Asked on December 20, 2020
After I got a hint in the chat I also asked the question here (outside of https://tex.stackexchange.com/) and got an alternative approach.
x
, y
, color
and a label
for each rectangle.The input could look similar to the following. These are just generic proposals.
Version 1 (Absolute Values)
x y color label
% First Column
10 5 green Labelx1y1
10 15 green Labelx1y2
10 20 green Labelx1y3
% Second Column
18 5 green Labelx2y1
18 15 green Labelx2y2
18 20 green Labelx2y3
% Third Column
25 5 green Labelx3y1
25 15 green Labelx3y2
25 20 red Labelx3y3 % RED rectangle
Version 1 (Relative Values)
In this example, the x
-values and y
-values are added.
x y color label
% First Column
10 5 green Labelx1y1
10 10 green Labelx1y2
10 5 green Labelx1y3
% Second Column
8 5 green Labelx2y1
8 10 green Labelx2y2
8 5 green Labelx2y3
% Third Column
7 5 green Labelx3y1
7 10 green Labelx3y2
7 5 red Labelx3y3 % RED rectangle
pgfplots
.Here is a very basic option. Use pgfplotstable
and plain TikZ to convert the data in a plot. Since it is very basic, it may be easy to customize. The prize that you have to pay is that you need to fix some things by hand in
x=3mm,y=3mm,declare function={nrows=3;}
which sets the units and the number of rows. (In all fairness, also in some pgfplots
scenarios you have to set the number of rows or columns explicitly.)
documentclass[tikz,border=3mm]{standalone}
usepackage{pgfplotstable}
begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture}[x=3mm,y=3mm,declare function={nrows=3;}]
pgfplotstableread{%
x y color label
% First Column
10 5 green Labelx1y1
10 15 green Labelx1y2
10 20 green Labelx1y3
% Second Column
18 5 green Labelx2y1
18 15 green Labelx2y2
18 20 green Labelx2y3
% Third Column
25 5 green Labelx3y1
25 15 green Labelx3y2
25 20 red Labelx3y3
}dataA
pgfplotstablegetrowsof{dataA}%
pgfmathtruncatemacro{numrows}{pgfplotsretval-1}%
edeflastx{0}%
edeflasty{0}%
pgfplotsforeachungroupedX in{0,...,numrows} {%
pgfplotstablegetelem{X}{x}ofdataA
letxpgfplotsretval
pgfplotstablegetelem{X}{y}ofdataA
letypgfplotsretval
pgfplotstablegetelem{X}{color}ofdataA
letmycolorpgfplotsretval
pgfplotstablegetelem{X}{label}ofdataA
letmylabelpgfplotsretval
draw[fill=mycolor] (lastx,lasty) rectangle (x,y) node[midway]{mylabel};
letlastyy
pgfmathtruncatemacro{itest}{Mod(X+nrows+1,nrows)}%
ifnumitest=0relax
edeflasty{0}%
letlastxx
fi
}
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}
One can actually embed this into pgfplots
. There is a small issue regarding the expansion, hence the edef
and noexpand
trickery (see the discussion on p. 545 of the pgfplots manual v1.17).
documentclass[tikz,border=3mm]{standalone}
usepackage{pgfplotstable}
usepackage{pgfplots}
pgfplotsset{compat=1.17}
begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture}[declare function={nrows=3;}]
begin{axis}[width=12cm,title=Random title]
pgfplotstableread{%
x y color label
% First Column
10 5 green Labelx1y1
10 15 green Labelx1y2
10 20 green Labelx1y3
% Second Column
18 5 green Labelx2y1
18 15 green Labelx2y2
18 20 green Labelx2y3
% Third Column
25 5 green Labelx3y1
25 15 green Labelx3y2
25 20 red Labelx3y3
}dataA
pgfplotstablegetrowsof{dataA}%
pgfmathtruncatemacro{numrows}{pgfplotsretval-1}%
edeflastx{0}%
edeflasty{0}%
pgfplotsforeachungroupedX in{0,...,numrows} {%
pgfplotstablegetelem{X}{x}ofdataA
letxpgfplotsretval
pgfplotstablegetelem{X}{y}ofdataA
letypgfplotsretval
pgfplotstablegetelem{X}{color}ofdataA
letmycolorpgfplotsretval
pgfplotstablegetelem{X}{label}ofdataA
letmylabelpgfplotsretval
edeftemp{noexpandaddplot[fill=mycolor] coordinates {(lastx,lasty) (lastx,y)
(x,y) (x,lasty) (lastx,lasty)};
noexpandpath (lastx,lasty) rectangle (x,y) node[midway]{mylabel};}
temp
letlastyy
pgfmathtruncatemacro{itest}{Mod(X+nrows+1,nrows)}%
ifnumitest=0relax
edeflasty{0}%
letlastxx
fi
}
end{axis}
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}
Correct answer by user228539 on December 20, 2020
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