--- loncom/xml/lonplot.pm 2001/12/20 20:24:36 1.11
+++ loncom/xml/lonplot.pm 2002/04/25 20:39:50 1.72
@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
# The LearningOnline Network with CAPA
# Dynamic plot
#
-# $Id: lonplot.pm,v 1.11 2001/12/20 20:24:36 matthew Exp $
+# $Id: lonplot.pm,v 1.72 2002/04/25 20:39:50 matthew Exp $
#
# Copyright Michigan State University Board of Trustees
#
@@ -26,18 +26,21 @@
# http://www.lon-capa.org/
#
# 12/15/01 Matthew
-# 12/18 12/19 12/20 Matthew
+# 12/17 12/18 12/19 12/20 12/21 12/27 12/28 12/30 12/31 Matthew
+# 01/01/02 Matthew
+# 01/02 01/03 01/04 01/07 01/08 01/09 Matthew
+# 01/21 02/05 02/06 2/28Matthew
+
package Apache::lonplot;
use strict;
use Apache::File;
use Apache::response;
use Apache::lonxml;
+use Apache::edit;
-use Digest::MD5 qw(md5 md5_hex md5_base64);
-
-sub BEGIN {
- &Apache::lonxml::register('Apache::lonplot',('plot'));
+BEGIN {
+ &Apache::lonxml::register('Apache::lonplot',('gnuplot'));
}
##
@@ -53,134 +56,537 @@ sub BEGIN {
## grid
## border
## font
+## align
##
## @labels: $labels[$i] = \%label
## %label: text, xpos, ypos, justify
-##
+##
## @curves: $curves[$i] = \%curve
-## %curve: name, linestyle, ( function | data )
+## %curve: name, linestyle, ( function | data )
##
## $curves[$i]->{'data'} = [ [x1,x2,x3,x4],
## [y1,y2,y3,y4] ]
##
-##------------------------------------------------------------
-##
-## Tests used in checking the validitity of input
-##
+
+###################################################################
+## ##
+## Tests used in checking the validitity of input ##
+## ##
+###################################################################
+
+my $max_str_len = 50; # if a label, title, xlabel, or ylabel text
+ # is longer than this, it will be truncated.
+
+my %linestyles =
+ (
+ lines => 2, # Maybe this will be used in the future
+ linespoints => 2, # to check on whether or not they have
+ dots => 2, # supplied enough fields
+ points => 2, # to use the given line style. But for
+ steps => 2, # now there are more important things
+ fsteps => 2, # for me to deal with.
+ histeps => 2,
+ errorbars => 3,
+ xerrorbars => [3,4],
+ yerrorbars => [3,4],
+ xyerrorbars => [4,6],
+ boxes => 3,
+ vector => 4
+ );
+
my $int_test = sub {$_[0]=~s/\s+//g;$_[0]=~/^\d+$/};
-my $real_test = sub {$_[0]=~s/\s+//g;$_[0]=~/^[+-]?\d*\.?\d*$/};
+my $real_test =
+ sub {$_[0]=~s/\s+//g;$_[0]=~/^[+-]?\d*\.?\d*([eE][+-]\d+)?$/};
+my $pos_real_test =
+ sub {$_[0]=~s/\s+//g;$_[0]=~/^[+]?\d*\.?\d*([eE][+-]\d+)?$/};
my $color_test = sub {$_[0]=~s/\s+//g;$_[0]=~/^x[\da-f]{6}$/};
my $onoff_test = sub {$_[0]=~/^(on|off)$/};
-my $key_pos_test = sub {$_[0]=~/^(top|bottom|right|left|outside|below)+$/};
+my $key_pos_test = sub {$_[0]=~/^(top|bottom|right|left|outside|below| )+$/};
my $sml_test = sub {$_[0]=~/^(small|medium|large)$/};
-my $linestyle_test = sub {$_[0]=~/^(lines|linespoints|dots|points|steps)$/};
-my $words_test = sub {$_[0]=~s/\s+/ /g;$_[0]=~/^(\w+ ?)+$/};
-##
-## Default values for attributes of elements
-##
-my %plot_defaults =
+my $linestyle_test = sub {exists($linestyles{$_[0]})};
+my $words_test = sub {$_[0]=~s/\s+/ /g;$_[0]=~/^([\w~!\@\#\$\%^&\*\(\)-=_\+\[\]\{\}:\;\'<>,\.\/\?\\]+ ?)+$/};
+
+###################################################################
+## ##
+## Attribute metadata ##
+## ##
+###################################################################
+my @gnuplot_edit_order =
+ qw/alttag bgcolor fgcolor height width font transparent grid border align/;
+
+my $gnuplot_help_text = <<"ENDPLOTHELP";
+
+The gnuplot tag allows an author to design a plot which can
+be created on the fly. This is intended for use in homework problems
+where each student needs to see a distinct plot. It can be used in
+conjunction with a script tag to generate random plots.
+
+A gnuplot tag can contain the following sub-tags:
+
+
+
Plot Label
+
Allows you to place text at a given (x,y) coordinate on the plot.
+
Plot Title
+
The title of the plot
+
Plot Xlabel
+
The label on the horizontal axis of the plot
+
Plot Ylabel
+
The label on the vertical axis of the plot
+
Plot Axes
+
allows specification of the x and y ranges displayed in the plot
+
Plot Key
+
Lists the functions displayed in the plot.
+
Plot Curve
+
Sets the data used in the plot.
+
Plot Tics
+
Allows specification of the x and y coordinate 'tics' on the axes.
+This is mostly used to adjust the grid lines when a grid is displayed.
+
+If you are having trouble with your plot, please read the help
+available on Plot Curve.
+ENDPLOTHELP
+
+my %gnuplot_defaults =
(
- height => {default => 200, test => $int_test },
- width => {default => 200, test => $int_test },
- bgcolor => {default => 'xffffff', test => $color_test },
- fgcolor => {default => 'x000000', test => $color_test },
- transparent => {default => 'off', test => $onoff_test },
- grid => {default => 'off', test => $onoff_test },
- border => {default => 'on', test => $onoff_test },
- font => {default => 'medium', test => $sml_test }
+ alttag => {
+ default => 'dynamically generated plot',
+ test => $words_test,
+ description => 'brief description of the plot',
+ edit_type => 'entry',
+ size => '40'
+ },
+ height => {
+ default => 300,
+ test => $int_test,
+ description => 'height of image (pixels)',
+ edit_type => 'entry',
+ size => '10'
+ },
+ width => {
+ default => 400,
+ test => $int_test,
+ description => 'width of image (pixels)',
+ edit_type => 'entry',
+ size => '10'
+ },
+ bgcolor => {
+ default => 'xffffff',
+ test => $color_test,
+ description => 'background color of image (xffffff)',
+ edit_type => 'entry',
+ size => '10'
+ },
+ fgcolor => {
+ default => 'x000000',
+ test => $color_test,
+ description => 'foreground color of image (x000000)',
+ edit_type => 'entry',
+ size => '10'
+ },
+ transparent => {
+ default => 'off',
+ test => $onoff_test,
+ description => 'Transparent image',
+ edit_type => 'onoff'
+ },
+ grid => {
+ default => 'on',
+ test => $onoff_test,
+ description => 'Display grid',
+ edit_type => 'onoff'
+ },
+ border => {
+ default => 'on',
+ test => $onoff_test,
+ description => 'Draw border around plot',
+ edit_type => 'onoff'
+ },
+ font => {
+ default => 'medium',
+ test => $sml_test,
+ description => 'Size of font to use',
+ edit_type => 'choice',
+ choices => ['small','medium','large']
+ },
+ align => {
+ default => 'center',
+ test => sub {$_[0]=~/^(left|right|center)$/},
+ description => 'alignment for image in html',
+ edit_type => 'choice',
+ choices => ['left','right','center']
+ }
);
my %key_defaults =
(
- title => { default => '', test => $words_test },
- box => { default => 'off', test => $onoff_test },
- pos => { default => 'top right', test => $key_pos_test }
+ title => {
+ default => '',
+ test => $words_test,
+ description => 'Title of key',
+ edit_type => 'entry',
+ size => '40'
+ },
+ box => {
+ default => 'off',
+ test => $onoff_test,
+ description => 'Draw a box around the key?',
+ edit_type => 'onoff'
+ },
+ pos => {
+ default => 'top right',
+ test => $key_pos_test,
+ description => 'position of the key on the plot',
+ edit_type => 'choice',
+ choices => ['top left','top right','bottom left','bottom right',
+ 'outside','below']
+ }
);
my %label_defaults =
(
- xpos => {default => 0, test => $real_test },
- ypos => {default => 0, test => $real_test },
- justify => {default => 'left',
- test => sub {$_[0]=~/^(left|right|center)$/} }
+ xpos => {
+ default => 0,
+ test => $real_test,
+ description => 'x position of label (graph coordinates)',
+ edit_type => 'entry',
+ size => '10'
+ },
+ ypos => {
+ default => 0,
+ test => $real_test,
+ description => 'y position of label (graph coordinates)',
+ edit_type => 'entry',
+ size => '10'
+ },
+ justify => {
+ default => 'left',
+ test => sub {$_[0]=~/^(left|right|center)$/},
+ description => 'justification of the label text on the plot',
+ edit_type => 'choice',
+ choices => ['left','right','center']
+ }
);
+my @tic_edit_order = ('location','mirror','start','increment','end');
+my %tic_defaults =
+ (
+ location => {
+ default => 'border',
+ test => sub {$_[0]=~/^(border|axis)$/},
+ description => 'Location of tick marks',
+ edit_type => 'choice',
+ choices => ['border','axis']
+ },
+ mirror => {
+ default => 'on',
+ test => $onoff_test,
+ description => 'mirror ticks on opposite axis?',
+ edit_type => 'onoff'
+ },
+ start => {
+ default => '-10.0',
+ test => $real_test,
+ description => 'Start ticks at',
+ edit_type => 'entry',
+ size => '10'
+ },
+ increment => {
+ default => '1.0',
+ test => $real_test,
+ description => 'Place a tick every',
+ edit_type => 'entry',
+ size => '10'
+ },
+ end => {
+ default => ' 10.0',
+ test => $real_test,
+ description => 'Stop ticks at ',
+ edit_type => 'entry',
+ size => '10'
+ },
+ );
+
+my @axis_edit_order = ('color','xmin','xmax','ymin','ymax');
my %axis_defaults =
(
- color => {default => 'x000000', test => $color_test},
- xmin => {default => '-10.0', test => $real_test },
- xmax => {default => ' 10.0', test => $real_test },
- ymin => {default => '-10.0', test => $real_test },
- ymax => {default => ' 10.0', test => $real_test }
+ color => {
+ default => 'x000000',
+ test => $color_test,
+ description => 'color of axes (x000000)',
+ edit_type => 'entry',
+ size => '10'
+ },
+ xmin => {
+ default => '-10.0',
+ test => $real_test,
+ description => 'minimum x-value shown in plot',
+ edit_type => 'entry',
+ size => '10'
+ },
+ xmax => {
+ default => ' 10.0',
+ test => $real_test,
+ description => 'maximum x-value shown in plot',
+ edit_type => 'entry',
+ size => '10'
+ },
+ ymin => {
+ default => '-10.0',
+ test => $real_test,
+ description => 'minimum y-value shown in plot',
+ edit_type => 'entry',
+ size => '10'
+ },
+ ymax => {
+ default => ' 10.0',
+ test => $real_test,
+ description => 'maximum y-value shown in plot',
+ edit_type => 'entry',
+ size => '10'
+ }
);
+my $curve_help_text = <<"ENDCURVEHELP";
+The curve tag is where you set the data to be plotted by gnuplot.
+There are two ways of entering the information:
+
+
Curve Data
+
Using a data tag you can specify the numbers used to produce
+the plot.
+
+By default, two data tags will be available in a plot. The
+first will specify X coordinates of the data and the second will
+give the Y coordinates of the data. When working with a linestyle that
+requires more than two data sets, inserting another data tag is
+required. Unfortunately, you must make sure the data tags appear
+in the order gnuplot expects the data.
+
+Specifying the data should usually be done with a perl variable or array,
+such as \@Xdata and \@Ydata. You may also specify numerical data seperated
+by commas. Again, the order of the data tags is important. The
+first tag will be the X data and the second will be the Y data.
+
+
Curve Function
+
The function tag allows you to specify the curve to be
+plotted as a formula that gnuplot can understand. Be careful using this
+tag. It is surprisingly easy to give gnuplot a function it cannot deal
+with properly. Be explicit: 2*sin(2*3.141592*x/4) will work but
+2sin(2*3.141592x/4) will not. If you do not receive any errors in the
+gnuplot data but still do not have an image produced, it is likely there
+is an error in your function tag.
+
+ENDCURVEHELP
+
+my @curve_edit_order = ('color','name','linestyle','pointtype','pointsize');
+
my %curve_defaults =
(
- color => {default => 'x000000', test => $color_test },
- name => {default => 'x000000', test => sub {1} },#sub {$_[0]=~/^[\w ]*$/} },
- linestyle => {default => 'lines', test => $linestyle_test }
+ color => {
+ default => 'x000000',
+ test => $color_test,
+ description => 'color of curve (x000000)',
+ edit_type => 'entry',
+ size => '10'
+ },
+ name => {
+ default => '',
+ test => $words_test,
+ description => 'name of curve to appear in key',
+ edit_type => 'entry',
+ size => '20'
+ },
+ linestyle => {
+ default => 'lines',
+ test => $linestyle_test,
+ description => 'Line style',
+ edit_type => 'choice',
+ choices => [keys(%linestyles)]
+ },
+# gnuplots term=gif driver does not handle linewidth :(
+# linewidth => {
+# default => 1,
+# test => $int_test,
+# description => 'Line width (may not apply to all line styles)',
+# edit_type => 'choice',
+# choices => [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10]
+# },
+ pointsize => {
+ default => 1,
+ test => $pos_real_test,
+ description => 'point size (may not apply to all line styles)',
+ edit_type => 'entry',
+ size => '5'
+ },
+ pointtype => {
+ default => 1,
+ test => $int_test,
+ description => 'point type (may not apply to all line styles)',
+ edit_type => 'choice',
+ choices => [0,1,2,3,4,5,6]
+ }
);
-##
-## End of defaults
-##
-my (%plot,%key,%axis,$title,$xlabel,$ylabel,@labels,@curves);
+###################################################################
+## ##
+## parsing and edit rendering ##
+## ##
+###################################################################
+my (%plot,%key,%axis,$title,$xlabel,$ylabel,@labels,@curves,%xtics,%ytics);
-sub start_plot {
- %plot = undef; %key = undef; %axis = undef;
+sub start_gnuplot {
+ %plot = (); %key = (); %axis = ();
$title = undef; $xlabel = undef; $ylabel = undef;
$#labels = -1; $#curves = -1;
+ %xtics = (); %ytics = ();
#
my ($target,$token,$tagstack,$parstack,$parser,$safeeval,$style)=@_;
my $result='';
&Apache::lonxml::register('Apache::lonplot',
- ('title','xlabel','ylabel','key','axis','label','curve'));
- push (@Apache::lonxml::namespace,'plot');
- ## Always evaluate the insides of the tags
- my $inside = &Apache::lonxml::get_all_text("/plot",$$parser[-1]);
- $inside=&Apache::run::evaluate($inside,$safeeval,$$parstack[-1]);
- &Apache::lonxml::newparser($parser,\$inside);
- ##-------------------------------------------------------
- &get_attributes(\%plot,\%plot_defaults,$parstack,$safeeval,
- $tagstack->[-1]);
- if ($target eq 'web') {
+ ('title','xlabel','ylabel','key','axis','label','curve',
+ 'xtics','ytics'));
+ push (@Apache::lonxml::namespace,'lonplot');
+ if ($target eq 'web' || $target eq 'tex') {
+ &get_attributes(\%plot,\%gnuplot_defaults,$parstack,$safeeval,
+ $tagstack->[-1]);
+ } elsif ($target eq 'edit') {
+ $result .= &Apache::edit::tag_start($target,$token,'GnuPlot');
+ $result .= &make_javascript();
+ $result .= &help_win($gnuplot_help_text);
+ $result .= &edit_attributes($target,$token,\%gnuplot_defaults,
+ \@gnuplot_edit_order);
+ } elsif ($target eq 'modified') {
+ my $constructtag=&Apache::edit::get_new_args
+ ($token,$parstack,$safeeval,keys(%gnuplot_defaults));
+ if ($constructtag) {
+ $result = &Apache::edit::rebuild_tag($token);
+ }
}
- return '';
+ return $result;
}
-sub end_plot {
+sub end_gnuplot {
my ($target,$token,$tagstack,$parstack,$parser,$safeeval,$style)=@_;
pop @Apache::lonxml::namespace;
&Apache::lonxml::deregister('Apache::lonplot',
('title','xlabel','ylabel','key','axis','label','curve'));
my $result = '';
- if ($target eq 'web') {
- ## Determine filename -- Need to use the 'id' thingy that Gerd
- ## mentioned.
+ my $randnumber;
+ # need to call rand everytime start_script would evaluate, as the
+ # safe space rand number generator and the global rand generator
+ # are not seperate
+ if ($target eq 'web' || $target eq 'tex' || $target eq 'grade' ||
+ $target eq 'answer') {
+ $randnumber=int(rand(1000));
+ }
+ if ($target eq 'web' || $target eq 'tex') {
+ &check_inputs(); # Make sure we have all the data we need
+ ##
+ ## Determine filename
my $tmpdir = '/home/httpd/perl/tmp/';
- my $filename = $tmpdir.$ENV{'user.name'}.'_'.$ENV{'user.domain'}.
- '_plot.data';
- my $usersees=md5_base64($filename.'_'.$ENV{'REMOTE_ADDR'});
-
+ my $filename = $ENV{'user.name'}.'_'.$ENV{'user.domain'}.
+ '_'.time.'_'.$$.$randnumber.'_plot';
## Write the plot description to the file
- my $fh=Apache::File->new('/home/httpd/perl/tmp/'.$filename);
- $result .= '