The anchor of the marker depends on its position and its connector's curvature, though it can be adjusted. This method manages each marker's position on a connector and can be defined through the dataSet as well. It accepts string values like "start", "end", "middle", or ratio from 0 to 1, or a percent value as a parameter. To change the position of a marker on a connector use position() method. That's how a Connector Map with this dataset will look like: create data setįirst two values are the longitude and latitude of the start point and the second pair of values are responsible for the end point coordinates. This dataSet represents the route through the UK that connects several places of touristic interest. There are two different data notations: the data can be arranged as objects or as arrays. Note that latitude of the point should be defined first and then the longitude for each point. It's necessary to set latitude and longitude for the start and end point of each connector.
Start and end points for connectors in these maps are defined by the latitude and longitude parameters. Also they suit well for describing places of touristic interest, so they are also rather claimed in touristic companies. They are quite popular in geography, airlines, economics and advertising. Triple Exponential Moving Average (TRIX)Ĭonnector Maps are those used to represent routes, areas and some landscape elements (such as rivers) in a schematic way.Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD).
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