﻿<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<!-- 
//
// ===================================================
// FlashQ by Christian Hackert and Gernot Braehler
// ===================================================
// Distribution and score sheet.
// @author		Christian Hackert
// @version		FlashQ version 1.0
// ===================================================
// 
// In this file you can set up the score sheet. FlashQ can 
// handle all types of distribution (including non-forced).
// 
// EXAMPLE
// Let's have a look at a (very) simple example with
// three columns and a bell-shaped distribution:
//
// |====|====|====|
// | -1 | 0  | +1 |
// |====|====|====|
// |    |    |    | 
// |====|====|====|
//      |    |
//      |====|
//
//
// We have three columns, so we need three column-
// nodes in our XML-file. The column heads (-1, 0,
// +1) are saved in an attribute named 'id'. The 
// number of rows per column (1, 2, 1) goes between 
// the opening and the closing column-tag. If you 
// want to have coloured column heads, use the 'colour'-
// attribute (hex code). All column-nodes are surrounded 
// by a parent-node called 'map'. The finshied file 
// looks like the following:
// 
// <map version="1.0" hmtlParse="false">
//   <column id="-1" colour="FFD5D5">1</column>
//   <column id="0" colour="E9E9E9">2</column>
//   <column id="+1" colour="9FDFBF">1</column>
// </map>
//
// ===================================================
// 
-->

<map version="1.0" htmlParse="false">
  <column id="-2" colour="FFD5D5">2</column>
  <column id="-1" colour="FFD5D5">3</column>
  <column id=" 0" colour="E9E9E9">4</column>
  <column id="+1" colour="9FDFBF">3</column>
  <column id="+2" colour="9FDFBF">2</column>
</map>
