def image_generate(title, image_file, author, email):
img = (xhtml.div(title, {"class" : "title"})
+ xhtml.image({"src" : image_file})
+ xhtml.div(xhtml.span(author, {"class": "author"})
# + xhtml.span(xhtml.mailto(email), {"class" : "email"})
))
img = (xhtml.table(xhtml.table.row(xhtml.table.cell(xhtml.div(title, {"class" : "title"}), {"colspan": 2}))
+ xhtml.table.row(xhtml.table.cell(xhtml.image({"src" : image_file}), {"colspan" : 2}))
+ xhtml.table.row(xhtml.table.cell(xhtml.span(author, {"class" : "author"}), {"class" : "author"}))
# + xhtml.table.row(xhtml.table.cell(xhtml.span(email, {"class" : "email"}), {"class" : "email"}))
, {"class" : "splash-thumb"}))
return (img)
def __init__(self, parent, code, num_start = 0, header = True, tab_size = 4):
div_root.__init__(self, parent = parent)
if isinstance(code, str):
lines = Parser(raw = open(code).read()).out_lines
else:
source_lines = list(inspect.getsourcelines(code))[0]
if header is False:
source_lines.pop(0)
for i,line in enumerate(source_lines):
source_lines[i] = line[tab_size:]
lines = Parser(raw = ''.join(source_lines)).out_lines
table = xhtml.table(parent = self)
for i,line in enumerate(lines):
sec = tr_pycode_section(parent = table)
if i%2 == 1:
sec.style.background_color = css.rgb(240,240,240)
td_pycode_number(parent = sec, text = str(i+num_start))
td_pycode_line(parent = sec, text = line)
def ashtml(self, which="image"):
return (xhtml.table(xhtml.table.row(xhtml.table.cell(xhtml.div(self["title"], {"class" : "title"}), {"colspan": 2}))
+ xhtml.table.row(xhtml.table.cell(xhtml.image({"src" : self[which]}), {"colspan" : 2}))
+ xhtml.table.row(xhtml.table.cell(xhtml.span(self["author"], {"class" : "author"}), {"class" : "author"}))
# + xhtml.table.row(xhtml.table.cell(xhtml.span(self["email"], {"class" : "email"}), {"class" : "email"}))
, {"class" : "splash-thumb"}))
def make_html(logfile='test_sum.log', outfile=''):
'''
Create an html file using information in the log file
History
150901 ksl fixed so that the htmlfile could be specified
151112 ksl Modified so that number of saturating stars could be printed out
and so that only some of the columns in the table created by actor.actor_main
were included in the html table that is part of the output.
'''
xsize = 800
ysize = 400
try:
root = logfile[0:logfile.rindex('_sum')]
except ValueError:
root = logfile[0:logfile.rindex('.')]
hstring = html.begin('Summary for %s' % root)
x = open(logfile, 'r')
x = x.readlines()
expcount = 0
for line in x:
xline = line.strip()
words = xline.split()
if len(words) > 0:
if words[0] == 'Header':
expcount += 1
xline = "<a name=\"EXP%04d\">%s</a>" % (
expcount, xline.replace('Header', ''))
hstring = hstring + html.h2(xline)
elif words[0] == 'Table':
xxx = read_table(words[1])
# Drop some columns, and reorder sligthly
xxx = xxx['Visit', 'ExpNo', 'Target', 'RA', 'Dec', 'Config',
'Aper', 'Filter', 'SAMP-SEQ', 'NSAMP', 'Exptime',
'Repeats', 'ScanRate', 'Comment']
### make links from exposure number
links = []
for i in range(len(xxx)):
link = '<a href=#EXP%04d>%d</a>' % (i + 1, xxx['ExpNo'][i])
links.append(link)
xxx.add_column(Column(data=links, name='Exp'), 1)
xxx.remove_column('ExpNo')
# Note: ksl. I had troble getting the column names to form a
# sincle record. This is what worked in the end
my_table = [xxx.colnames[:]]
for one in xxx:
my_table.append(one)
hstring = hstring + html.table(my_table)
elif words[0] == 'Image':
ximage = words[1]
hstring = hstring + html.image(ximage, 'Bright stars image',
xsize, ysize)
else:
if xline.startswith('Saturated'):
print(xline)
data = xline.split()[-5::2]
colors = ['green', 'blue', 'red']
for i in range(3):
if int(data[i]) == 0:
data[
i] = "<span style=\"color:grey\">%s</span>" % (
data[i])
else:
data[
i] = "<span style=\"color:%s; font-weight:bold;\">%s</span>" % (
colors[i], data[i])
hstring += html.paragraph(
'Saturated pixels in image:') + html.table(
[xline.split()[-6::2], data], width="200px")
elif xline.startswith('Number saturated'):
data = xline.split()[-5::2]
colors = ['green', 'blue', 'red']
for i in range(3):
if int(data[i]) == 0:
data[
i] = "<span style=\"color:grey\">%s</span>" % (
data[i])
else:
data[
i] = "<span style=\"color:%s; font-weight:bold;\">%s</span>" % (
colors[i], data[i])
hstring += html.paragraph(
'Saturated stars in field:') + html.table(
[xline.split()[-6::2], data], width="200px")
else:
hstring = hstring + html.paragraph(xline)
hstring = hstring + html.end()
# Create the html file
if outfile == '':
html_file = root + '.html'
elif outfile.count('html') == 0:
html_file = outfile + '.html'
else:
html_file = outfile
print('test ', html_file)
g = open(html_file, 'w')
g.write(hstring)
g.close()
