def handle_figure(self, tag: QqTag) -> str:
"""
Currently, only python-generated figures and plotly figures are
supported. Also one can use \rawhtml to embed arbitrary HTML code
(e.g. use D3.js).
Example:
\figure \label fig:figure
\pythonfigure
plt.plot([1, 2, 3], [1, 4, 9])
\caption
Some figure
Uses tags: figure, label, caption, number, showcode, collapsed
:param tag: QqTag
:return: HTML of figure
"""
doc, html, text = Doc().tagtext()
subtags = ['pythonfigure', 'plotly', 'rawhtml']
langs = {
'pythonfigure': 'python',
'plotly': 'python',
'rawhtml': 'html'
}
with html("div", klass="figure"):
if tag.find("label"):
doc.attr(id=self.label2id(tag.label_.value))
label = tag.label_.value
else:
label = None
for child in tag.children_tags():
if child.name in subtags:
if tag.exists("showcode"):
doc.asis(
self.showcode(child,
collapsed=tag.exists("collapsed"),
lang=langs.get(child.name)))
doc.asis(self.handle(child))
elif child.name == 'caption':
with html("div", klass="figure_caption"):
if label is not None:
with html("a",
klass="figure_caption_anchor",
href="#" + self.label2id(label)):
text(
join_nonempty(self.localize("Fig."),
tag.get("number")))
text(": ")
else:
text(
join_nonempty(self.localize("Fig."),
tag.get("number")) + ": ")
doc.asis(self.format(child, blanks_to_pars=True))
return doc.getvalue()
def handle_enumerateable(self, tag: QqTag) -> str:
"""
Uses tags: label, number, name
Add tags used manually from enumerateable_envs
:param tag:
:return:
"""
doc, html, text = Doc().tagtext()
name = tag.name
env_localname = self.localize(self.enumerateable_envs[name])
with html("div", klass="env env__" + name):
if tag.find("label"):
doc.attr(id=self.label2id(tag.label_.value))
number = tag.get("number", "")
with html("span", klass="env-title env-title__" + name):
if tag.find("label"):
with html("a",
klass="env-title env-title__" + name,
href="#" + self.label2id(tag.label_.value)):
text(join_nonempty(env_localname, number) + ".")
else:
text(join_nonempty(env_localname, number) + ".")
doc.asis(" " + self.format(tag, blanks_to_pars=True))
return "<p>" + doc.getvalue() + "</p>\n<p>"