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#slope.py
"""This module provides a model for Cyclograph"""
# Copyright (C) 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2013 Federico Brega, Pierluigi Villani
# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
# modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License
# as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 3
# of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
#
# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
# GNU General Public License for more details.
from __future__ import unicode_literals
import math
import glal
from themes import ThemeManager
class Slope:
"""Model of a slope"""
def __init__(self):
"""Create a slope model."""
self.cps = []
self.coords = []
self.grad = []
self.dercp = []
self.name = ''
self.country = ''
self.author = ''
self.email = ''
self.comment = ''
self.url = ''
self.reset_calculated()
def __len__(self):
return len(self.cps)
def reset_calculated(self):
self.average_grad = 0
self.max_grad = 0
self.height_difference = 0
self.height_gain = 0
def add_cp(self, distance, altitude, name):
""" Adds a check-point to a Slope.
A check point must have an altitude and a distance from start,
it can have also a name or description.
"""
new_cp = (distance, altitude, name)
#check if there is already a cp with the same distance
#and in this case remove it
# WARNING: when loading from a file this cause complexity to be O(|#cps|^2)
#If slowliness occurs consider using a binary search instead.
for i in range(len(self.cps)):
if self.cps[i][0] == distance:
del self.cps[i]
break
self.cps.append(new_cp)
self.cps.sort()
self.grad = []
self.reset_calculated()
return self.cps.index(new_cp)
def add_coord(self, latitude, longitude):
""" Adds a coordinate to a Slope.
A coordinate must have latitude and longitude.
"""
new_coord = (latitude, longitude)
self.coords.append(new_coord)
def remove_cp(self, num):
""" Removes check-point num from current slope and clears data."""
del self.cps[num]
self.grad = []
self.reset_calculated()
def calc(self):
""" Update gradient and altitude bounds"""
if len(self.cps) > 1:
cps = self.cps[:] #Multithread safe?
derivate = lambda p0, p1 : (p1[1] - p0[1])/(p1[0] - p0[0])
self.grad = [derivate(cps[i], cps[i+1])/10 for i in range(len(cps)-1)]
self.average_grad = 0
self.max_grad = self.grad[0]
for i in range(len(self.grad)):
if self.grad[i] > self.max_grad:
self.max_grad = self.grad[i]
self.height_gain = 0
for i in range(len(cps)-1):
self.height_gain += max(cps[i+1][1]-cps[i][1], 0)
#find max & min altitude
#float("inf") doesn't work on Windows
self.max_h = -float("1e1000")
self.min_h = +float("1e1000")
for cpi in self.cps:
if cpi[1] > self.max_h:
self.max_h = cpi[1]
if cpi[1] < self.min_h:
self.min_h = cpi[1]
self.height_difference = self.max_h - self.min_h
self.max_h += 100
self.min_h = int(math.floor(self.min_h/100)) * 100
#min distance is always in the first item
self.min_d = self.cps[0][0]
#max distance is always in the last item
self.max_d = self.cps[-1][0]
if self.max_d != 0:
self.average_grad = (self.cps[-1][1] - self.cps[0][1]) / (self.max_d * 10)
self.dercp = self.smooth()
def smooth(self):
# References:
# Subroutine PCHIM, F. N. Fritsch, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.
# F. N. Fritsch and J. Butland, "A method for constructing local monotone
# piecewise cubic interpolants", SIAM J. Sci. Stat. Comput., vol. 5,
# pp. 300-304, June 1984.
if not self.grad:
return []
if len(self.cps) < 3:
#If less than 3 points draw a rect
return [self.grad[0] * 10] * 2
der = [0] * len(self.cps)
#Inspired by Octave code in dpchim.f
grad1 = self.grad[0] * 10
grad2 = self.grad[1] * 10
(h1, h2) = (self.cps[1][0] - self.cps[0][0], self.cps[2][0] - self.cps[1][0])
w1 = (2 * h1 + h2) / (h1 + h2)
w2 = -h1 / (h1 + h2)
der[0] = w1 * grad1 + w2 * grad2
if der[0] * grad1 <= 0:
der[0] = 0
elif grad1 * grad2 < 0:
dmax = 3 * grad1
if abs(der[0]) > abs(dmax):
der[0] = dmax
# Using brodlie modification of butland's formula
for i in range(len(self.cps)-2):
(h1, h2) = (float(self.cps[i][0] - self.cps[i-1][0]), float(self.cps[i+1][0] - self.cps[i][0]))
grad1 = self.grad[i] * 10
grad2 = self.grad[i+1] * 10
if grad1 * grad2 <= 0:
der[i] = 0
continue
dmax = max(abs(grad1), abs(grad2))
dmin = min(abs(grad1), abs(grad2))
w1 = (2 * h1 + h2) / (3 * (h1 + h2))
w2 = (2 * h2 + h1) / (3 * (h1 + h2))
der[i+1] = dmin / (w1 * grad1 / dmax + w2 * grad2 / dmax)
grad1 = self.grad[-2] * 10
grad2 = self.grad[-1] * 10
(h1, h2) = (self.cps[1][0] - self.cps[0][0], self.cps[2][0] - self.cps[1][0])
w1 = - h2 / (h1 + h2)
w2 = (2 * h2 + h1) / (h1 + h2)
der[-1] = w1 * grad1 + w2 * grad2
if der[-1] * grad2 <= 0:
der[-1] = 0
elif grad1 * grad2 < 0:
dmax = 3.0 * grad2
if abs(der[-1]) > abs(dmax):
der[-1] = dmax
return der
depth = 100
def paint(self, settings, devc):
""" Paint devc from plot"""
#upper, lower, right and left margin of area where draw the slope
theme = ThemeManager().gettheme(settings['theme'])
updownmar = (180, 30)
leftrightmar = (50, 10)
margins = (updownmar, leftrightmar)
(upp_mar, low_mar) = updownmar
(lef_mar, rig_mar) = leftrightmar
theme.paintbackground(devc, devc.size_x, devc.size_y)
(max_x, max_y) = devc.getsize()
if settings['3d']:
devc.shear(theme.shear*self.depth/100)
min_y = max_x*self.depth/100/10
rig_mar = 10 + 20*self.depth/100
else:
min_y = 0
theme.gradback(devc, max_x, max_y, settings['fdesc'])
#draw altitude bar
metersize = (max_y - upp_mar - low_mar - min_y) \
/ (self.max_h - self.min_h)
self.h_incr = 100 #draw a line every 100m
if settings['olines']:
theme.olines(devc, self, margins, max_x, max_y, metersize)
theme.alttext(devc, self, margins, max_y, metersize)
theme.yaxis(devc, self, margins, max_y, metersize)
if settings['3d']:
(dx, dy) = (20*self.depth/100, 10*self.depth/100)
else:
(dx, dy) = (0, 0)
#draw km bar
devc.setpen('black', 1)
increments = [1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100] #km bar resolutions
for d_incr in increments:
#draw less than 30 bars
if (self.max_d - self.min_d) <= 30 * d_incr:
break
#this must be float otherwise there are problems with long slopes
kmsize = (max_x - lef_mar - rig_mar ) / (self.max_d - int(self.min_d))
theme.xaxis(devc, self, margins, max_y, d_incr, kmsize, dx, dy)
#draw slope's name
s_info = (self.name,
_("Average gradient:")+" "+"%.1f" % self.average_grad+" %",
_("Max gradient:")+" "+"%.1f" % self.max_grad+" %",
_("Height difference:")+" "+str(self.height_difference)+" m",
_("Height gain")+": "+str(self.height_gain)+" m")
theme.drawslopeinfo(devc, s_info, settings, lef_mar+20, min_y+upp_mar-140)
#draw first info text
font = settings['fdesc']
theme.desctext(devc, "%.0f %s" % (self.cps[0][1], self.cps[0][2]),
lef_mar + int(self.cps[0][0] * kmsize) + 3,
max_y -low_mar -10 \
- int((self.cps[0][1] - self.min_h) * metersize),
font)
#plot the slope
#plot orizzontal polygon in reverse order to prevent bad visualization in 3d mode
if (dx != 0) and (dy != 0):
linkpoints = []
spath_back = []
colorlisth = []
for i in range(len(self.cps)-1):
#i = len(self.cps)-1 - k
v_a = ( int((self.cps[i][0]-int(self.min_d))* kmsize) ,
int((self.cps[i][1]-self.min_h)* metersize))
v_b = ( int((self.cps[i+1][0]-int(self.min_d))* kmsize) ,
int((self.cps[i+1][1]-self.min_h)* metersize))
points = [(lef_mar +v_a[0], max_y -low_mar - v_a[1]),
(lef_mar +v_b[0], max_y -low_mar - v_b[1]),
(lef_mar +v_b[0]+dx, max_y -low_mar - v_b[1]+dy),
(lef_mar +v_a[0]+dx, max_y -low_mar - v_a[1]+dy)]
linkpoints.append(points)
spath_back.append(polytoBezier(points[0],
self.dercp[i] * (-metersize / kmsize),
points[1],
self.dercp[i+1] * (-metersize / kmsize)))
#theme.fillhslopecontour(devc, spath_back, dx, dy)
for k in range(len(self.cps)-1):
i = len(self.cps)-1 - k-1
color = (theme.getcolor(settings['colors'], settings['levels'], self.grad[i]))
colorlisth.append(color)
theme.fillhpoly(devc, linkpoints[i], color)
theme.fillhslopecontour(devc, spath_back, dx, dy, colorlisth)
#draw the first polygon
v_a = ( int((self.cps[0][0]-int(self.min_d))* kmsize) ,
int((self.cps[0][1]-self.min_h)* metersize))
points = ((lef_mar +v_a[0], max_y -low_mar ),
(lef_mar +v_a[0], max_y -low_mar - v_a[1]),
(lef_mar +v_a[0]+dx, max_y -low_mar - v_a[1]+dy),
(lef_mar +v_a[0]+dx, max_y -low_mar + dy))
color = (theme.getcolor(settings['colors'], settings['levels'], self.grad[0]))
theme.fillfirsthpoly(devc, points, color)
vpolygons = []
spath_pnts = []
colorlistv = []
for i in range(len(self.cps)-1):
v_a = (int((self.cps[i][0]-int(self.min_d))* kmsize) ,
int((self.cps[i][1]-self.min_h)* metersize))
v_b = (int((self.cps[i+1][0]-int(self.min_d))* kmsize) ,
int((self.cps[i+1][1]-self.min_h)* metersize))
#points that delimitate the area to color
points = [(lef_mar +v_a[0], max_y -low_mar),
(lef_mar +v_b[0], max_y -low_mar),
(lef_mar +v_b[0], max_y -low_mar - v_b[1]),
(lef_mar +v_a[0], max_y -low_mar - v_a[1])]
points = [(p[0] + dx, p[1] + dy) for p in points]
vpolygons.append(points)
spath_pnts.append(polytoBezier(points[3],
self.dercp[i] * (-metersize / kmsize),
points[2],
self.dercp[i+1] * (-metersize / kmsize)))
color = (theme.getcolor(settings['colors'], settings['levels'], self.grad[i]))
colorlistv.append(color)
#add also the two lower points (those near km bar)
spath_pnts = [vpolygons[0][0]] + spath_pnts + [vpolygons[-1][1]]
theme.fillvslopecontour(devc, spath_pnts,
max_y -low_mar +self.min_h*metersize,
max_y -low_mar -(1000 - self.min_h)*metersize,
vpolygons, colorlistv)
infotext_x = []
for i in range(len(self.cps)-1):
points = vpolygons[i]
color = (theme.getcolor(settings['colors'], settings['levels'], self.grad[i]))
theme.fillvpoly(devc, points, color)
#draw gradient text
font = settings['fgrad']
if (points[1][0] - points[0][0] > devc.gettextwidth("%.1f%%" % self.grad[i])):
theme.gradtext(devc, "%.1f%%" % self.grad[i],
points[0][0] + 3, points[0][1] - 20,
font)
infotext_x.append(points[2][0] -dx -4)
infotext_x.append(infotext_x[len(self.cps)-2]+50)
for i in range(len(self.cps)-1):
#another cycle to prevent text to be hidden by polygons
points = vpolygons[i]
#draw info text
font = settings['fdesc']
infotext = "%.0f %s" % (self.cps[i + 1][1], self.cps[i + 1][2])
diffx = infotext_x[i+1] - infotext_x[i]
diffx = diffx - devc.gettextheight(infotext) -2
if diffx < 0:
diffx = diffx/2
infotext_x[i+1] -= diffx
theme.desctext(devc, infotext,
infotext_x[i] + diffx, points[2][1] -dy - 10, font)
else:
theme.desctext(devc, infotext,
infotext_x[i], points[2][1] -dy - 10, font)
class SlopeList:
"""Wrapper for a list of slopes, according to MCV"""
def __init__(self):
""" Wraps a list of slopes, according to MCV"""
self._lst = []
self.message = glal.Message()
def __len__(self):
""""Gives how many slopes are in the list"""
return len(self._lst)
def new_slope(self):
""" Add a new slope to the list. """
self._lst.append(Slope())
return (len(self._lst) - 1)
def del_slope(self, slope_number):
""" Remove a slope from the list """
del self._lst[slope_number]
#It doesen't send a SLOPE CHANGED message because
#other slopes are not been modified.
def get_slope_copy(self, slope_number):
""" Get a copy of a slope in the list. """
return self._lst[slope_number]
def set_name(self, slope_number, name):
""" Set the name of a slope in the list. """
self._lst[slope_number].name = name
#This updates the title in the tab.
self.message.send("UPDATE_TAB", slope_number, 0)
def set_country(self, slope_number, country):
""" Set the country of a slope in the list."""
self._lst[slope_number].country = country
def set_author(self, slope_number, author):
""" Set the author of a slope in the list."""
self._lst[slope_number].author = author
def set_email(self, slope_number, email):
""" Set the email of the author of a slope."""
self._lst[slope_number].email = email
def set_comment(self, slope_number, comment):
""" Ser a comment to a slope in the list. """
self._lst[slope_number].comment = comment
def set_url(self, slope_number, url):
""" Add a URL referring to a slope in the list """
self._lst[slope_number].url = url
def get_name(self, slope_number):
""" Get name """
return self._lst[slope_number].name
def get_state(self, slope_number):
""" Get country """
return self._lst[slope_number].country
def get_author(self, slope_number):
""" Get author """
return self._lst[slope_number].author
def get_email(self, slope_number):
""" Get email """
return self._lst[slope_number].email
def get_comment(self, slope_number):
""" Get comment """
return self._lst[slope_number].comment
def get_average_grad(self, slope_number):
""" Get average gradient """
return self._lst[slope_number].average_grad
def get_max_grad(self, slope_number):
""" Get max gradient """
return self._lst[slope_number].max_grad
def get_height_difference(self, slope_number):
""" Get height difference"""
return self._lst[slope_number].height_difference
def get_height_gain(self, slopenumber):
""" Get height gain"""
return self._lst[slopenumber].height_gain
def get_url(self, slope_number):
""" Get URL """
return self._lst[slope_number].url
def get_coords(self, slope_number):
""" Get coords """
return self._lst[slope_number].coords
def add_coord(self, slope_number, latitude, longitude):
""" Add a coordinate to a slope in the list."""
sel_lst = self._lst[slope_number]
sel_lst.add_coord(latitude, longitude)
def add_cp(self, slope_number, distance, altitude, name=""):
""" Add a check point to a slope in the list."""
sel_lst = self._lst[slope_number]
orig_len = len(sel_lst)
row_num = sel_lst.add_cp(distance, altitude, name)
if len(sel_lst) == orig_len:
#if the slope isn't grown then a cp has been modified.
self.message.send("SLOPE_DEL", slope_number, row_num)
self.message.send("SLOPE_ADD", slope_number, row_num)
def remove_cp(self, slope_number, cp_num):
""" Remove a check point from a slope in the list."""
self._lst[slope_number].remove_cp(cp_num)
self.message.send("SLOPE_DEL", slope_number, cp_num)
### Below this line fuctions are part of the view according MCV pattern ###
def polytoBezier(p0, m1, p3, m2):
"""Covert from polynomial function to Beziér curve
p0 is the start point (as tuple of dimension 2) of the Beziér curve
p1 is the end point of the Beziér curve
m1 is the value of the derivate in p0
m2 is the value of the derivate in p3
returns the four control points of a cubic Beziér curve (p1, p2, p3, p4)
"""
(x0, y0) = p0
(x3, y3) = p3
h = x3 - x0
x1 = x0 + h/3
y1 = m1*(x1 - x0) + y0
p1 = (x1, y1)
x2 = x0 + 2*h/3
y2 = m2*(x2 - x3) + y3
p2 = (x2, y2)
return (p0, p1, p2, p3)
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