def _bounding_box(self, pspict):
from yanntricks.src.BoundingBox import BoundingBox
from yanntricks.src.conversion_angles import simplify_degree
a = simplify_degree(self.angleI, keep_max=True, number=True)
b = simplify_degree(self.angleF, keep_max=True, number=True)
if self.angleI < self.angleF:
angleI = min(a, b)
angleF = max(a, b)
else:
angleI = max(a, b)
angleF = min(a, b) + 360
pI = self.get_point(angleI)
pF = self.get_point(angleF)
bb = BoundingBox(self.center, self.center)
bb.append(pI, pspict)
bb.append(pF, pspict)
if angleI == 0:
bb.addX(self.center.x + self.radius)
if angleI < 90 and angleF > 90:
bb.addY(self.center.y + self.radius)
if angleI < 180 and angleF > 180:
bb.addX(self.center.x - self.radius)
if angleI < 270 and angleF > 270:
bb.addY(self.center.y - self.radius)
return bb
def _bounding_box(self, pspict=None):
"""
return the bounding box of the point including its mark
A small box of radius 0.1 (modulo xunit,yunit[1]) is given in any case.
You need to provide a pspict in order to compute the size since
it can vary from the place in your document you place the figure.
[1] If you dont't know what is the "bounding box", or if you don't wan
t to fine tune it, you don't care.
"""
from yanntricks.src.BoundingBox import BoundingBox
if pspict == None:
print("You should consider to give a Picture as argument. \
Otherwise the boundig box of %s could be bad" % str(self))
xunit = 1
yunit = 1
else:
xunit = pspict.xunit
yunit = pspict.yunit
Xradius = 0.1 / xunit
Yradius = 0.1 / yunit
bb = BoundingBox(Point(self.x - Xradius, self.y - Yradius),
Point(self.x + Xradius, self.y + Yradius))
for obj in self.added_objects[pspict]:
bb.append(obj, pspict)
return bb
def _bounding_box(self, pspict=None):
from yanntricks.src.BoundingBox import BoundingBox
bb = BoundingBox()
for s in self.c1:
bb.append(s, pspict)
for s in self.c2:
bb.append(s, pspict)
return bb
def _bounding_box(self, pspict=None):
from yanntricks.src.BoundingBox import BoundingBox
from yanntricks.src.segment import Segment
if pspict == None:
raise ValueError("You have to provide a pspict")
bb = BoundingBox()
bb.append(self.curve1, pspict)
bb.append(self.curve2, pspict)
return bb
def _math_bounding_box(self, pspict=None):
from yanntricks.src.BoundingBox import BoundingBox
BB = BoundingBox()
BB.append(self.single_axeX.bounding_box(pspict), pspict)
BB.append(self.single_axeY.bounding_box(pspict), pspict)
if self.pspict:
BB.append(self.pspict.math_bounding_box(), pspict)
# Updates the single axes taking the content of pspict into account.
self.add_bounding_box(BB, pspict)
BB.check_too_large()
return BB
def getSecondBox(self, pspict):
from yanntricks.src.BoundingBox import BoundingBox
bb = BoundingBox()
bb.append(self.getLine(1).getSecondBox(pspict), pspict=pspict)
bb.append(self.getLine(self.nlines).getSecondBox(pspict),
pspict=pspict)
bb.append(self.getColumn(1).getSecondBox(pspict), pspict=pspict)
bb.append(self.getColumn(self.ncolumns).getSecondBox(pspict),
pspict=pspict)
return bb
def _bounding_box(self, pspict=None):
"""
return the bounding box of the axes.
If `self` is a default axe, it take into account the
content of the pspicture and update the mx,my of the
single axes X and Y.
"""
from yanntricks.src.BoundingBox import BoundingBox
BB = BoundingBox()
BB.append(self.single_axeX.bounding_box(pspict), pspict)
BB.append(self.single_axeY.bounding_box(pspict), pspict)
if self.pspict:
BB.append(self.pspict.math_bounding_box(), pspict)
# Update the single axes taking the content of pspict into account.
self.add_bounding_box(BB, pspict)
BB.check_too_large()
return BB
def _math_bounding_box(self,pspict):
from yanntricks.src.BoundingBox import BoundingBox
bb=BoundingBox()
for l in self.lines_list:
bb.append(l,pspict)
return bb
class Picture:
r"""
Describe a Picture
METHODS:
- `self.latex_code()` - contains the tikz code of what has
to be between \begin{tikz} and \end{tikz}. This is not
the environment itself, neither the definition of xunit, yunit.
The name of the pspict is used to produce intermediate
filesnames, and other names.
"""
def __init__(self, name="CAN_BE_A_PROBLEM_IF_TRY_TO_PRODUCE_EPS_OR_PDF"):
r"""
- `self.BB` is the bounding box for LaTeX purpose.
- `self.math_BB` is the bounding box of objects that
are "mathematically relevant". This bounding box does
not take into account marks of points and thinks like
that. This is the bounding box that is going to be used
for the axes and the grid.
When a graph object has a method math_bounding_box,
this is the one taken into account in the math_BB here.
"""
from yanntricks.src.GridGraph import Grid
from yanntricks.src.AxesGraph import Axes
self.paths = PathsKeeper()
self.name = name
# for the intermediate files.
# A comment. This is not used to create the picture;
# the purpose is to remember a specific feature to be
# tested when recompiling.
self.comment = ""
self.tikzfile = self.paths.create("sage_dir", f"tikz{self.name}")
self.mother = None
self.figure_mother = None
self.language = "tikz"
self.pstricks_code_list = []
self.newwriteDone = False
# self.interWriteFile is redefined in MultiplePictures
self.record_marks = []
self.record_bounding_box = []
self.record_draw_graph = []
self.record_draw_bb = []
self.record_force_math_bounding_box = []
# self.record_math_BB=[]
# self.record_BB=[]
self.counterDone = False
self.newlengthDone = False
self.listePoint = []
self.xunit = 1
self.yunit = 1
self.xsize = None
self.ysize = None
self.rotation_angle = None
self.LabelSep = 1
self.BB = BoundingBox(mother=self)
self.math_BB = BoundingBox(is_math=True)
# self.BB and self.math_BB serve to add some objects by hand.
# If you need the bounding box, use self.bounding_box()
# or self.math_bounding_box()
self.axes = Axes(Point(0, 0), BoundingBox(), pspict=self)
self.single_axeX = self.axes.single_axeX
self.single_axeY = self.axes.single_axeY
self.single_axeX.pspict = self
self.single_axeY.pspict = self
self.draw_default_axes = False
self.mx_acceptable_BB = -100
self.my_acceptable_BB = -100
self.Mx_acceptable_BB = 100
self.My_acceptable_BB = 100
self.grid = Grid(BoundingBox())
# The order of declaration is important, because
# it is recorded in the Separator.number attribute.
self.separator_list = init_picture_separator_list()
self.entete_position = "ENTETE PSPICTURE"
self.auxiliary_file = AuxFile(self.name, picture=self)
def tikz_code(self):
"""
It also remove the tikz externalize file.
"""
self.create_latex_code(language="tikz", pspict=self)
add_latex_line_entete(self)
self.add_latex_line(
"\\tikzsetnextfilename{{{0}}}".format(self.tikzfile.from_sage()),
"BEGIN PSPICTURE")
self.add_latex_line(
"\\begin{{tikzpicture}}[xscale={0},"
"yscale={1},inner sep=2.25pt,outer sep=0pt]".format(1, 1),
"BEGIN PSPICTURE")
self.add_latex_line("\\end{tikzpicture}", "END PSPICTURE")
self.xsize = self.bounding_box(pspict=self).xsize()
self.ysize = self.bounding_box(pspict=self).ysize()
return self.separator_list.code()
def visual_xsize(self):
return numerical_approx(self.xsize * self.xunit)
def visual_ysize(self):
return numerical_approx(self.ysize * self.yunit)
def create_latex_code(self, language=None, pspict=None):
"""
Fix the bounding box and create the separator "PSTRICKS CODE".
NOTES :
- This function is not supposed to be used twice. In fact, this is
supposed to be called only from `lazy_attributes`
"""
# Here we are supposed to be sure of the xunit, yunit,
# so we can compute the BB's needed for the points with marks.
# For the same reason, all the marks that were asked
# to be drawn are added now.
# Most of the difficulty is when the user uses
# picture.dilatation_X and Y with different coefficients.
# TODO : take it into account.
list_to_be_drawn = [a for a in self.record_draw_graph if a.take_graph]
list_used_separators = []
# STEP : update the bounding box
for x in list_to_be_drawn:
self.BB.append(x.graph, self)
# The math_BB is updated in DrawGraph February 21, 2015
# This allow to enlarge the BB by hand with something like
# pspict.math_BB.ymax+=1
# placed after DrawGraph
# STEP : add the LaTeX code of each element
for x in list_to_be_drawn:
graph = x.graph
# If the graph is a bounding box of a mark, we recompute it
# because a dilatation of the figure could have
# changed the bounding box.
# Same for the bounding box of the pspicture,
# since it is not know before now
if isinstance(graph, BoundingBox):
if graph.mother:
print("I'm drawing the bounding box of ", graph.mother)
graph = graph.mother.bounding_box(self)
separator_name = x.separator_name
try:
self.add_latex_line(ligne=graph.latex_code(
language=self.language, pspict=self),
separator_name=separator_name)
list_used_separators.append(separator_name)
except AttributeError as data:
if not "latex_code" in dir(graph):
print(
"yanntricks error: object %s has no pstricks_code method"
% (str(graph)))
raise
self.separator_list.fusion(list_used_separators, "PSTRICKS CODE")
def test_dilatation_first(self, fact):
"""
Return True if nothing is already done on the picture.
The dilatation has to be the first information given
to a pictute. The aim of this function is to raise an
exception when one tries to use
pspict.dilatation(...)
after having used 'DrawGraphs'
"""
if self.record_draw_graph and fact != 1:
raise ShouldNotHappenException(
"Dilatation has to be "
"given right after the creation of the picture.")
def dilatation(self, fact):
self.dilatation_X(fact)
self.dilatation_Y(fact)
def dilatation_X(self, fact):
self.test_dilatation_first(fact)
self.xunit = self.xunit * fact
def dilatation_Y(self, fact):
self.test_dilatation_first(fact)
self.yunit = self.yunit * fact
def rotation(self, angle):
self.rotation_angle = angle
def math_bounding_box(self, pspict=None):
"""
Update and return the math bounding box of the picture.
"""
pspict = pspict or self
math_list = [x.graph for x in self.record_draw_graph]
math_list.extend(self.record_force_math_bounding_box)
for a in [g for g in math_list if g.take_math_BB]:
self.math_BB.AddBB(a.math_bounding_box(pspict=pspict))
return self.math_BB
def bounding_box(self, pspict=None):
"""Update and return the bounding box of the picture."""
# The math bounding box of the picture has to be computed in the
# function 'DrawDefaultAxes'. But the axes themselves have
# to be taken into account in the bounding box of the picture.
pspict = pspict or self
self.BB.append(self.math_bounding_box(), pspict=pspict)
def condition(x):
if x.take_BB:
return True
if x.take_math_BB:
return True
return False
for a in sublist(self.record_draw_graph, condition):
self.BB.AddBB(a.graph.bounding_box(pspict=pspict))
return self.BB
def DrawBoundingBox(self, obj=None):
"""Draw the bounding box of the object.
Draw the bounding box of the object when it
has a method bounding_box
If not, assume that the object is the bounding box to be drawn.
If no object are given, draw its own bounding box
"""
if not obj:
obj = self
self.record_bounding_box.append(obj)
def deal_with_graph(self, gr, separator_name):
from yanntricks.src.ObjectGraph import AddedObjects
if isinstance(gr, AddedObjects):
self.DrawGraphs(gr[self])
return None
if isinstance(gr, collections.Iterable):
for h in gr:
self.DrawGraphs(h, separator_name=separator_name)
return None
self._DrawGraph(gr, separator_name=separator_name)
return None
def DrawGraphs(self, *args, **arg):
"""
The function DrawGraphs basically takes a list of objects and performs
different kind of operation following the type of each "object" :
If the object it iterable, its elements are re-passed to DrawGraphs
If the object is an instance of "ObjectGraph", it is passed to
_DrawGraph
If the object is 'AddedObject', the list corresponding to 'self' is
re-passed to DrawGraphs.
"""
if "separator_name" not in arg:
separator_name = "DEFAULT"
else:
separator_name = arg["separator_name"]
# Here is why objects intended to be drawn cannot be iterable.
# Position 30282-11562
for gr in args:
self.deal_with_graph(gr, separator_name)
def _DrawGraph(self, graph, separator_name=None):
"""
Draw an object of type `<Something>Graph`.
More generally, it can draw anything that has the methods
1. bounding_box
2. tikz_code
The first one should return a bounding box and the
second one should return a valid tikz code as string.
NOTE:
More precisely, it does not draw the object now, but it
adds it (and its mark if applicable) to
`self.record_draw_graph` which is the list of objects
to be drawn. Thus it is still possible to modify the
object later (even if extremely discouraged).
"""
from yanntricks.src.ObjectGraph import ObjectGraph
if not isinstance(graph, ObjectGraph):
raise NotObjectGraphException(graph)
if isinstance(graph, phyFunctionGraph):
if graph.mx is None or graph.Mx is None:
raise TypeError("You cannot draw phyFunction but only graph.")
if separator_name is None:
try:
separator_name = graph.separator_name
except AttributeError:
separator_name = "DEFAULT"
x = DrawElement(graph, separator_name)
self.record_draw_graph.append(x)
# If an object has a mark, it the latter is already
# in the 'added_objects' list and the mark is already passed
# to a DrawGraph. Adding here the mark to the "record_draw_graph"
# list make pass twice by the computation of its bounding box
# (and draw it twice)
# Augustus 8, 2016
# See position 3598-30738
graph.conclude(self)
self.math_BB.append(graph, self)
graph._draw_added_objects(self) # pylint:disable=protected-access
graph.action_on_pspict(pspict=self)
def DrawDefaultAxes(self):
"""
This function computes the bounding box of the axes and add
them to the list to be drawn.
The length of the axes is computed here
(via self.math_bounding_box).
Sometimes you want the axes to be slightly larger. You can impose
the length of the axes.
"""
self.axes.BB = self.math_bounding_box(pspict=self)
self.DrawGraphs(self.axes)
def DrawDefaultGrid(self):
self.grid.BB = self.math_bounding_box(pspict=self)
Dx = self.grid.Dx
Dy = self.grid.Dy
# Make the grid end on its "big" subdivisions.
from yanntricks.src.SmallComputations import MultipleLower
from yanntricks.src.SmallComputations import MultipleBigger
self.grid.BB.xmin = MultipleLower(self.grid.BB.xmin, Dx)
self.grid.BB.xmax = MultipleBigger(self.grid.BB.xmax, Dx)
self.grid.BB.ymin = MultipleLower(self.grid.BB.ymin, Dy)
self.grid.BB.ymax = MultipleBigger(self.grid.BB.ymax, Dy)
self.DrawGraphs(self.grid)
def get_box_size(self, tex_expression, default_value="0pt"):
return self.auxiliary_file.get_box_size(tex_expression, default_value)
def add_latex_line(self,
ligne,
separator_name="DEFAULT",
add_line_jump=True):
"""
Add a line in the pstricks code.
The optional argument <position> is the name of a
marker like %GRID, %AXES, ...
"""
if separator_name is None:
separator_name = "DEFAULT"
self.separator_list[separator_name].add_latex_line(
ligne, add_line_jump=add_line_jump)
def force_math_bounding_box(self, g):
"""
Add an object to the math bounding box of the pspicture.
This object will not be drawn, but the axes and the grid
will take it into account.
"""
self.record_force_math_bounding_box.append(g)
def test_if_test_file_is_present(self):
from yanntricks.src.SmallComputations import Fichier
test_file = Fichier("test_pspict_LaTeX_%s.tmp" % (self.name))
return os.path.isfile(test_file.filename)
def latex_code(self):
"""Return the LaTeX code of the pspicture"""
self.add_latex_line(self.auxiliary_file.open_latex_code(),
"OPEN_WRITE_AND_LABEL")
self.add_latex_line(self.auxiliary_file.latex_code(),
"WRITE_AND_LABEL")
self.add_latex_line(self.auxiliary_file.close_latex_code(),
"CLOSE_WRITE_AND_LABEL")
if self.language == "tikz":
return self.tikz_code()
raise NameError(f"Unknown language {self.language}."
f" tikz is the only one.")
def _bounding_box(self, pspict=None):
from yanntricks.src.BoundingBox import BoundingBox
bb = BoundingBox()
for v in self.draw_vectors:
bb.append(v, pspict)
return bb
def _math_bounding_box(self, pspict=None):
from yanntricks.src.BoundingBox import BoundingBox
BB = BoundingBox()
BB.append(self.single_axeX.math_bounding_box(pspict), pspict=pspict)
BB.append(self.single_axeY.math_bounding_box(pspict), pspict=pspict)
return BB
def _bounding_box(self, pspict=None):
bb = BoundingBox()
bb.append(self.curve1, pspict)
bb.append(self.curve2, pspict)
return bb
def _math_bounding_box(self, pspict=None):
bb = BoundingBox()
bb.is_math = True
for P in self.points_list:
bb.append(P, pspict=pspict)
return bb