#!/bin/python3 from p5 import * from regions import get_region_coords

region_list = [] colours = {} map_image = None

def preload(): global map_image map_image = load_image('mercator.jpeg')

def draw_pin(x, y, colour): fill(colour) ellipse(x, y, 10, 10) # x, y, width, height

def draw_data(): red_value = 255 # Set a starting value for red

for region in region_list:
    region_name = region['region']  # Get the name of the region
    try:
        region_coords = get_region_coords(region_name)  # Use the name to get coordinates
        if region_coords:
            region_x = region_coords['x']  # Get the x coordinate
            region_y = region_coords['y']  # Get the y coordinate
            region_colour = Color(red_value, 0, 0)  # Set the pin colour
            colours[region_colour.hex] = region
            draw_pin(region_x, region_y, region_colour)  # Draw the pin
            red_value -= 1  # Change the red value
            if red_value < 0:
                red_value = 0
    except Exception as e:
        print(f"Error processing {region_name}: {e}")

Put code to run once here

def setup(): size(991, 768) load_data('gdp.csv') no_loop() # Only draw once, not continuously

Put code to run every frame here

def draw(): # Draw the background image image( map_image, # The image to draw 0, # The x of the top-left corner 0, # The y of the top-left corner width, # The width of the image height # The height of the image )

# Draw all the data pins
draw_data()

Put code to run when the mouse is pressed here

def mouse_pressed(): pixel_colour = Color(get(mouse_x, mouse_y)).hex if pixel_colour in colours: facts = colours[pixel_colour] print(facts['region']) print(facts['gdp']) else: print('Region not detected')

def load_data(file_name): with open(file_name) as f: for line in f: line = line.strip() # Remove whitespace if line: # Skip empty lines info = line.split(',') # Change the dictionary to match the data you're using region_dict = { 'region': info[0], 'gdp': info[1] } region_list.append(region_dict)

run()