def task_2():
'''
@note: text_object.setfontsize(12) - Fontsize has been set to 12
text_object.scale(a,b) - A method which takes two arguments, one for scaling the width value, one for scaling the
height value of text_object.text_str.
'''
print '>>> task 2 -\tscale text_object\n'
text_object = TextObject()
text_object.text_str('foobar')
text_object.set_font_size(12)
print 'original size:\t{0}'.format(text_object.check_text_dimensions())
text_object.scale(2,1)
print 'scaled size:\t{0}'.format(text_object.check_text_dimensions())
text_object.scale(2,4) #scaling handle absolute values, currently values entered before will be overwritten
print 'rescaled size:\t{0}'.format(text_object.check_text_dimensions())
print 50*'-'
def task_1():
'''
@note: text_object - an object for text data and several methods
text_object.text_str - Some arbitrary text. It can be any length of characters.
text_object.setfontsize(fontsize) - A method with one parameter to set the fontsize in points of the text_str.
text_object.check_text_dimensions() - A method which returns the height and width in pixels of the text_str using the current font size
'''
print '>>> task 1 -text_object basics\n'
text_object = TextObject()
text_object.text_str('foobar')
text_object.set_font_size(11)
print 'text size with 11pt:\t{0}'.format(text_object.check_text_dimensions())
text_object.set_font_size(18)
print 'text size with 18pt:\t{0}'.format(text_object.check_text_dimensions())
text_object.scale(0.5, 0.5)
print 'shrinked text:\t{0}'.format(text_object.check_text_dimensions())
text_object.scale(2, 1.5)
print 'bloated text:\t{0}'.format(text_object.check_text_dimensions())
print 50*'-'
class TextBox(object):
font_name = TextObject.font_name
def __init__(self, width, height):
'''
@param width: text box width in pixel
@type width: int
@param height: text box height in pixel
@type height: int
'''
TextObject.font_name = self.font_name
self._width = width
self._height = height
self._txt_obj = TextObject()
self._font_size = 1
self._txt_obj.set_font_size(self._font_size)
self._txt_obj.text_str('')
def set_text(self, text):
'''
@param text: input text to fit into box
@type text: str or unicode
'''
self._txt_obj.text_str(text)
def set_font(self, font_name):
'''
@param font_name: valid font name
@type font_name: str
'''
self.font_name = font_name
TextObject.font_name = font_name
def get_max_font_size(self):
'''
@return: best fitting font size in points
@rtype: int
@note: font size to use so that the text is as large as it can be but still fit in the box with dimensions box_x,box_y.
'''
new_size = best_size = 1
while self._fitting(new_size):
best_size = new_size
new_size += 1
self._txt_obj.set_font_size(self._font_size)
return best_size
def _fitting(self, font_size):
'''
@return: given text with given size fit into given boundaries
@rtype: bool
'''
self._txt_obj.set_font_size(font_size)
txt_width, txt_height = self._txt_obj.check_text_dimensions()
return txt_height <= self._height and txt_width <= self._width
def get_scaling(self):
'''
@return: width and height scaling to fit given box dimensions
@rtype: tuple of float
@note: Write the code that will figure out and implement the scaling necessary for the text to fit in the box best.
'''
if not str(self._txt_obj):
print 'text is missing'
return 1.0, 1.0
txt_width, txt_height = self._txt_obj.check_text_dimensions()
width_scale = 1.0 * self._width / txt_width
height_scale = 1.0 * self._height / txt_height
return width_scale, height_scale
def get_scaling_advanced(self):
'''
@return: font scaling details
@rtype: dict
@note: Write the code that will figure out and implement the scaling necessary for the text to fit in the box best.
@note: additionally font size will be adjusted
'''
self._font_size = self.get_max_font_size()
self._txt_obj.set_font_size(self._font_size)
txt_width, txt_height = self._txt_obj.check_text_dimensions()
width_scale = 1.0 * self._width / txt_width
height_scale = 1.0 * self._height / txt_height
return {'font_size' : self._font_size,
'width_scale' : width_scale,
'height_scale' : height_scale}
def get_min_lines(self):
'''
@return: min line count needed to present text
@rtype: float
'''
width_scale, _ = self.get_scaling()
return math.ceil(1.0 / width_scale)
def get_max_lines(self):
'''
@return: max line count possible present text
@rtype: float
'''
_, height_scale = self.get_scaling()
text = str(self._txt_obj)
return min(math.floor(height_scale), len(text.split()))