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 # http://www.lon-capa.org/  # http://www.lon-capa.org/
 #  #
 # The LearningOnline Network with CAPA  # The LearningOnline Network with CAPA
 # Behrouz Minaei  #
 # YEAR=2001  
 # 9/13/01, 9/25/01, 10/6/01, 10/9/01, 12/25/01  
 # YEAR=2002  
 # 2/1/, 5/13, 5/15  
 # YEAR=2003  
 # 1/7/, 1/13  
 # A CGI script that dynamically outputs a graphical chart for lonstatistics.  # A CGI script that dynamically outputs a graphical chart for lonstatistics.
 #   # 
 ####   #### 
   
   =pod
   
   =head1 NAME
   
   graph.png
   
   =head1 SYNOPSIS
   
   produces plots based on input
   
   =head1 DESCRIPTION
   
   graph.png is a cgi-bin script which produces plots based on input data.
   
   The query string is expected to be as follows (without whitespace):
   
   escape(Plot title) & escape(X label)& escape(Y label) & Maximum Y value &
   Number of bars & $data1 & $data2
   
   $data1 and $data2 are expected to be comma seperated lists of numbers.
   escape( value ) means the values must be run through lonnet::escape.
   
   =cut
   
 use strict;  use strict;
   use lib '/home/httpd/lib/perl';
 use GD::Graph::bars;  use GD::Graph::bars;
 use GD::Graph::colour;  use GD::Graph::colour;
 use GD::Graph::Data;  use GD::Graph::Data;
   use LONCAPA::loncgi();
   
 $|=1;   # Autoflush after each print/write  sub unescape {
 my ($Titr,$xlab,$ylab,$Max,$PNo,$data1,$data2)=split(/&/,$ENV{'QUERY_STRING'});      my $str=shift;
       $str =~ s/%([a-fA-F0-9][a-fA-F0-9])/pack("C",hex($1))/eg;
       return $str;
   }
   
 my @data11=split(/\,/,$data1);  if (! &LONCAPA::loncgi::check_cookie_and_load_env()) {
 my @data12=split(/\,/,$data2);      print <<END;
 my $skip_x = 1;  Content-type: text/html
 my $bar_space=10;  
   <html>
   <head><title>Bad Cookie</title></head>
   <body>
   Your cookie information is incorrect.
   </body>
   </html>
   END
       exit;
   }
   
   $|=1;   # Autoflush after each print/write
   my $identifier = $ENV{'QUERY_STRING'};
   my $Title   = &unescape($ENV{'cgi.'.$identifier.'.title'});
   my $xlabel  = &unescape($ENV{'cgi.'.$identifier.'.xlabel'});
   my $ylabel  = &unescape($ENV{'cgi.'.$identifier.'.ylabel'});
   my $Max     = $ENV{'cgi.'.$identifier.'.Max'};
   my $NumBars = $ENV{'cgi.'.$identifier.'.NumBars'};
   my $NumSets = $ENV{'cgi.'.$identifier.'.NumSets'};
   my @Colors  = split(',',$ENV{'cgi.'.$identifier.'.Colors'});
   
   #
   # Labels are always digits
 my @xlabels;  my @xlabels;
   for (my $nIdx=0; $nIdx<$NumBars; $nIdx++ ) {
       $xlabels[$nIdx]=$nIdx+1;
   }
   my @data;  # stores the data for the graph
   push(@data,\@xlabels);
   for (my $i=1;$i<=$NumSets;$i++) {
       push(@data,[split(',',$ENV{'cgi.'.$identifier.'.data.'.$i})]);
   }
   
 if ($Titr =~ /^Percentage$/){  my $skip_x = 1;
     for (my $nIdx=0; $nIdx<$PNo; $nIdx++ ) {  my $bar_width=10;
         $xlabels[$nIdx]=$nIdx;  
     }  #
     @data11=();  # Customize graph based on the 
     @data11=split(/\,/,$data2);  my $width;
     @data12=();  my $height = 200;
     $Titr = '';  
 } else {  if ($NumBars < 10) {
      for (my $nIdx=0; $nIdx<$PNo; $nIdx++ ) {      $width = 120+$NumBars*15;
          $xlabels[$nIdx]=$nIdx+1;      $skip_x = 1;
      }      $bar_width = 15;
 }   } elsif ($NumBars <= 25) {
       $width = 120+$NumBars*11;
 my @data =(\@xlabels,\@data11,\@data12);      $skip_x = 5;
       $bar_width = 8;
 my $Range1;  } elsif ($NumBars <= 50) {
 my $Range2 = 200;      $width = 120+$NumBars*8;
       $skip_x = 5;
 if ($xlab=~/^Concepts$/){      $bar_width = 4;
     $Range1=270;  
 } elsif ($xlab=~/^Problem_number$/){  
     $Range1=450;  
 } else {  } else {
     $Range1=($PNo==100) ? 800 : (120+$PNo*10);       $width = 120+$NumBars*8;
     $skip_x=5;      $skip_x = 5;
     $bar_space=1;      $bar_width = 4;
 }  }
   
   my $x_tick_offset = 0;
   if ($skip_x > 1) {
       $x_tick_offset = $skip_x - 1;
   }
   
   my $MyGraph = GD::Graph::bars->new($width,$height);
   my $error = '';
   if (! $MyGraph->set( x_label         => $xlabel,
                        y_label         => $ylabel,
                        x_label_position => 0.5,
                        long_ticks      => 1,
                        tick_length     => 0,
                        x_ticks         => 0,
                        title           => $Title,
                        y_max_value     => $Max,
                        x_label_skip    => $skip_x,   
                        x_tick_offset   => $x_tick_offset,
                        #
                        dclrs           => \@Colors,
                        bar_width       => $bar_width,
                        cumulate        => 2,
                        zero_axis       => 1,
                        fgclr           => 'black',
                        boxclr          => 'white',
                        accentclr       => 'dblue',
                        valuesclr       => '#ffff77',
                        l_margin        => 10,
                        b_margin        => 10,
                        r_margin        => 10,
                        t_margin        => 10,
                        #
                        transparent     => 0,
                        )) {
       $error = $MyGraph->error;
       print <<"END";
   Content-type: text/html
   
   <html>
   <head><title>Bad Graph</title></head>
   <body>
   <p>
   There was an error producing the graph you requested.
   </p><p>
   $error
   </p>
   </body>
   </html>
   END
       return;
   }
   
 my $MyGraph = GD::Graph::bars->new($Range1,$Range2);  my $plot = $MyGraph->plot(\@data);
   if (! defined($plot)) {
 $MyGraph->set(       print <<"END";
     x_label         => $xlab,  Content-type: text/html
     y_label         => $ylab,  
     long_ticks      => 1,  <html>
     tick_length     => 0,  <head><title>Bad Graph</title></head>
     x_ticks         => 0,  <body>
     title           => $Titr,  The system was unable to create the graph you requested.
     y_max_value     => $Max,  </body>
 #    y_tick_number   => $ytic,  </html>
     y_label_skip    => 5,  END
     x_label_skip    => $skip_x,         return;
   }
     dclrs           => [ qw( lgreen dgreen lyellow lpurple cyan lorange)],  
       
     bar_spacing     => $bar_space,  
     cumulate        => 2,  
     zero_axis        => 1,  
   
 #    legend_placement    => 'RT',  
   
     fgclr               => 'black',  
     boxclr              => 'white',  
     accentclr           => 'dblue',  
     valuesclr           => '#ffff77',  
     l_margin            => 10,  
     b_margin            => 10,  
     r_margin            => 10,  
     t_margin            => 10,  
   
     transparent     => 0,  my $BinaryData=$plot->png;
 ) or warn $MyGraph->error;   undef($MyGraph);
   undef($plot);
   
   if (! defined($BinaryData)) {
       print <<"END";
   Content-type: text/html
   
   <html>
   <head><title>Bad Graph</title></head>
   <body>
   The system was unable to produce a png image of the graph you requested.
   </body>
   </html>
   END
       return;
   }
   
   
 # Tell the server we are sending a png graphic  # Tell the server we are sending a png graphic
Line 122  Content-type: image/png Line 220  Content-type: image/png
   
 END  END
   
 my $BinaryData=$MyGraph->plot(\@data)->png;  
 undef $MyGraph;  
 binmode(STDOUT);  binmode(STDOUT);
 #open IMG,"|pngtopnm|ppmtogif 2>/dev/null"; # convert into a gif image  #open IMG,"|pngtopnm|ppmtogif 2>/dev/null"; # convert into a gif image
 #print IMG $BinaryData; # output image  #print IMG $BinaryData; # output image
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