def __init__(self, x, y):
elems = []
elems.append(OuterEvilEye(x, y))
elems.append(InnerEvilEye(x, y))
Group.__init__(self, elements=elems)
def to_node(self):
node = Group.to_node(self)
# Add the extra information to the XML tag to help parsing to
# the object from XML.
node.setAttribute(SVGENESIS_TYPE, 'EvilEye')
return node
def __init__(self, width=0, height=0, title="Simple Grid Graph", x_axis_label="x-axis",
y_axis_label="y-axis", x_offset=0, y_offset=0, vert_padding=25,
horz_padding=25, vert_lines=10, horz_lines=10, fill='white',
opacity=1.0, stroke=rgb(255,255,255), stroke_width=1, stroke_opacity=1.0,
show_vert_lines=True, show_horz_lines=True):
"""
:param width: The maximum width (x-dimension) of the gridgraph
including labels and gridlines.
:param height: The maximum height (y-dimension) of the
gridgraph including labels and gridlines.
:param title: The text label for the entire graph. Normally centered on the width.
:param x_axis_label: The label for the x axis of the graph.
:param y_axis_label: The label for the y axis of the graph
:param x_offset: The offset for graph image within the document on the x axis.
:param y_offset: The offset for graph image within the document on the y axis.
:param vert_padding: The amount of space between the graph
image and the horizontal sides of the document. This could
also be deemed a top/bottom margin since it gives space
(equally divided) to each the top and bottom of the document
for labels.
:param horz_padding:The amount of space between the graph
image and the vertical sides of the document. This could
also be deemed a left/right margin since it gives space
(divided equally) to each the left and right of the document
for labels.
:param vert_lines: The number of vertical lines for the grid.
:param horz_lines: The number of horizontal lines for the grid.
:param fill: The background fill color for the grid.
:param opacity: The opacity of the grids background fill color.
:param stroke: The boarder color of the grid.
:param stroke_width: The width of the grid's border.
:param stroke_opacity: The opacity of the grid's border.
:type width: int or float
:type height: int or float
:type title: str
:type x_axis_label: str
:type y_axis_label: str
:type x_offset: int or float
:type y_offset: int or float
:type vert_padding: int or float
:type horz_padding: int or float
:type vert_lines: int
:type horz_lines: int
:type fill: :class:`rgb`
:type opacity: int or float
:type stroke: :class:`rgb`
:type stroke_width: int or float
:type stroke_opacity: int or float
"""
self.width = width
self.height = height
# Calculate the width and height of the grid as the difference
# of the width/height of the document and the respective
# horizontal/vertical padding (margin) of the grid.
self.grid_width = width - horz_padding
self.grid_height = height - vert_padding
# Calculates the starting x and y for the grid as half of the
# padding in each direction since the padding is evenly
# divided on each side. For example, if the {horz,
# vert}_padding = 100, then there would be a 50 pixel padding
# between the grid and the boarder of the document. It follows
# that the starting x,y coord for the top left corder of the
# grid would then be (50,50).
self.grid_x = horz_padding/2.0
self.grid_y = vert_padding/2.0
# A simple translation by adding the offset to the expected
# grid x and y to get the final x and y of the grid.
self.grid_x += x_offset
self.grid_y += y_offset
self.cell_height = float(self.grid_height)/horz_lines
self.cell_width = float(self.grid_width)/vert_lines
self.grid_lines = GridLines(
x=self.grid_x, y=self.grid_y, width=self.grid_width, height=self.grid_height,
vert_lines=vert_lines, horz_lines=horz_lines,
fill=fill, opacity=opacity, stroke=stroke,
stroke_width=stroke_width, stroke_opacity=stroke_opacity,
show_vert_lines=show_vert_lines, show_horz_lines=show_horz_lines)
# TODO: Make these calulations a little more robust. These are
# completely hacked at the moment.
self.title = Text(title, width/3, 75)
self.x_axis_label = Text(x_axis_label, width/2.5, self.height-25)
self.y_axis_label = Text(y_axis_label, 75, height/2, rotation=(90,25,height/2))
all_elements = [self.grid_lines, self.title, self.x_axis_label, self.y_axis_label]
Group.__init__(self, elements = all_elements)
