graph.cc

早期freebsd实现

// graph.cc --- graph reads data and writes out a plot file.

const char *copyright_notice = "\
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#include "read_data.h"
#include "eGetOpt.h"
#include "ePlotFile.h"
#include "tick_intrvl.h"
#include <builtin.h>
#include <strstream.h>

const char *usage_message = "\
  [options...]\n\
\n\
    Option:                         Description:\n\
    -C                              print copyright notice\n\
    -D                              binary double precision data\n\
    -E                              use extended plot file format\n\
    -H CHARACTER_HEIGHT             fractional height of characters\n\
    -I                              binary integer data\n\
    -K                              switch symbol for each new line\n\
    -L                              switch line style for each new line\n\
    -M [x|y] MARGIN                 margin between data and edges of box\n\
    -N TICKS                        number of tick marks on each axis\n\
    -P SIZE                         plot file coordinate range\n\
    -S SYMBOL_NUMBER SYMBOL_SIZE    draw symbols at each point\n\
    -T TICK_SIZE                    fractional size of tick marks\n\
    -W CHARACTER_WIDTH              fractional width of characters\n\
    -X X_LABEL                      label printed below the x axis\n\
    -Y Y_LABEL                      label printed right of the y axis\n\
    -a STEP_SIZE LOWER_LIMIT        generate abcissa, read only y values\n\
    -b                              break lines whenever x decreases\n\
    -c POINT_LABEL                  default label printed at each point\n\
    -d                              print debugging information\n\
    -g GRID_STYLE                   draw a grid in the plot\n\
    -h HEIGHT                       fractional height of the plot\n\
    -l TOP_LABEL                    label printed above the plot\n\
    -m LINE_MODE                    solid and dashed lines\n\
    -r RIGHT                        move plot right by fractional ammount\n\
    -s                              save the screen - do not erase\n\
    -t                              transpose x ans y axes\n\
    -u UP                           move plot up by fractional ammount\n\
    -w WIDTH                        fractional width of the plot\n\
    -x [lTB] LOWER_LIMIT UPPER_LIMIT log scale, axis limits\n\
    -y [lLR] LOWER_LIMIT UPPER_LIMIT log scale, axis limits\n\
    -z                              do not read data from standard input\n\
";

// Here are the command line option data and flags:

String default_label;		// default label at each point.
String top_label;		// label above the plot.
String x_label;			// x axis label
String y_label;			// y axis label
data_type input_data = ASCII;	// the type of data to be read in.
double char_height = .03;	// fractional height of printed characters
double char_width = .02;	// fractional width of printed characters
double height = .8;		// fraction height of the plot.
double lower_limit = 0.;	// lower limit in x for generated values
double no_of_ticks = 5.;	// number of tick marks on the axes.
double right = .1;		// the fractional margin on the right side.
double size_of_ticks = .01;	// fractional size of the tick marks.
double spacing = 1.;		// stepsize for equally spaced generated values
double symbol_size = .01;	// index of symbol drawn at each point.
double up = .1;			// the fractional margin above the plot.
double width = .8;		// fraction width of the plot.
double x_lower_limit = HUGE;	// HUGE means get it from the data
double x_margin = 0.0;		// fractional margin between data and box
double x_upper_limit = HUGE;	// HUGE means get it from the data
double y_lower_limit = HUGE;	// HUGE means get it from the data
double y_margin = 0.05;		// fractional margin between data and box
double y_upper_limit = HUGE;	// HUGE means get it from the data
int abcissa_flag = 0;		// nonzero means generate x axiz values
int break_flag = 0;		// break the line whenever x decreases.
int debug_flag = 0;		// verbose debugging output.
int extended_plot_format = 0;	// nonzero means use adjusted labels.
int grid_style = 1;		// style of box and or axes.
int line_style = 0;		// the type of line drawn to connect points.
int no_standard_input = 0;	// nonzero means do not read from standard input
int plot_size = 4096;		// upper limit of plot file coordinates
int save_screen_flag = 0;	// nonzero means do not erase before plotting.
int switch_style = 0;		// switch line style for each new curve
int switch_symbols = 0;		// switch symbols when starting each new curve
int symbol_number = -1;		// index of symbol drawn at each point.
int transpose_axes_flag = 0;	// nonzero means interchange x and y axes.
int x_label_on_top = 0;		// nonzero means label tick marks on right side
int x_log_scale = 0;		// the x axis is log scale
int y_label_on_right = 0;	// nonzero means label tick marks on top
int y_log_scale = 0;		// the y axis is log scale

// the names of line styles recognized in the unix plot file convention.
char *line_style_name[] =
{
  "solid",
  "longdashed",
  "dotted",
  "disconnected",
  "dotdashed",
  "shortdashed"
  };
const int no_of_line_styles = sizeof(line_style_name)/sizeof(line_style_name[0]);

// This is all the data describing how to draw the symbols.
								
typedef enum op {END, CONT, MOVE, CIRCLE}; // a graphic operation

struct coord			// a component coordintate within a symbol
{
  double x, y;			// fractional coordinates
  op operation;			// the type of graphic
};

struct coord symbol[][10] =	// set of symbols
{
  {				// plus sign
    { -.5,  .0, MOVE},
    {  .5,  .0, CONT},
    {  .0, -.5, MOVE},
    {  .0,  .5, CONT},
    {  .0,  .0, END}
  }, {				// cross
    { -.5, -.5, MOVE},
    {  .5,  .5, CONT},
    {  .5, -.5, MOVE},
    { -.5,  .5, CONT},
    {  .0,  .0, END}
  }, {				// diamond
    { -.5,  .0, MOVE},
    {  .0,  .5, CONT},
    {  .5,  .0, CONT},
    {  .0, -.5, CONT},
    { -.5,  .0, CONT},
    {  .0,  .0, END}
  }, {				// square
    { -.5, -.5, MOVE},
    { -.5,  .5, CONT},
    {  .5,  .5, CONT},
    {  .5, -.5, CONT},
    { -.5, -.5, CONT},
    {  .0,  .0, END}
  }, {				// triangle
    { -.5, -.5, MOVE},
    {  .0,  .86603, CONT},
    {  .5, -.5, CONT},
    { -.5, -.5, CONT},
    {  .0,  .0, END}
  }, {				// circle
    {  .5,  .0, CIRCLE},
    {  .0,  .0, END}
  }, {				// circle with a line through it
    {  .5,  .0, CIRCLE},
    {  .0, -.5, MOVE},
    {  .0,  .5, CONT},
    {  .0,  .0, END}
  }				// add more symbols here...
};
const int no_of_symbols = sizeof(symbol) / sizeof(symbol[0]);

// Here are the functions for transforming and clipping.

inline int px (double t)	// transform fractional x to plot x
{
  return (int) (plot_size * (width * t + right)); // should we round rather than
						  // truncate here?
}

inline int py (double t)	// transform fractional x to plot x
{
  return (int) (plot_size * (height * t + up));
}

inline double clip (double t)
{
  return (t >? 0.) <? 1.;
}

// uppper and lower bounds on the data
double xmin = HUGE, ymin = HUGE, xmax = -HUGE, ymax = -HUGE;
double log_xmin, log_ymin, log_xmax, log_ymax;

inline double fx (double t)	// transform data x to fractional x
{
  return x_log_scale ?
    (log (t) - log_xmin) / (log_xmax - log_xmin) :
    (t - xmin) / (xmax - xmin);
}

inline double fy (double t)	// transform data y to fractional y
{
  return y_log_scale ?
    (log (t) - log_ymin) / (log_ymax - log_ymin) :
    (t - ymin) / (ymax - ymin);
}

inline int in_box (double x, double y) // return 1 if point is inside box
{
  return (x >= xmin) && (x <= xmax) && (y >= ymin) && (y <= ymax);
}

int
main (int argc, char **argv)
{
  eGetOpt getopt
    (argc, argv,
     "CDEH::IJKLM::N::P::ST::W::X::Y::a::bc::dg::h::l::m::r::stu::vw::x::y::z");
  int option_char;
  int error_occurred = 0;	// non zero for a bad command line option
  
  while (EOF != (option_char = getopt ()))
    switch (option_char)
      {
      case 'C':
	cerr << copyright_notice; break;
      case 'D':	input_data = DOUBLE; break;
      case 'E':	extended_plot_format++; break;
      case 'H': getopt.next_arg (char_height); break;
      case 'I':	input_data = INT; break;
      case 'K':	switch_symbols++; break;
      case 'L':	switch_style++; break;
      case 'M':
	if ('x' == getopt.first_char())
	  {getopt.optind++; getopt.next_arg (x_margin);} break;
	if ('y' == getopt.first_char())
	  {getopt.optind++; getopt.next_arg (y_margin);} break;
      case 'N':	getopt.next_arg (no_of_ticks); break;
      case 'P':	getopt.next_arg (plot_size); break;
      case 'S':	getopt.next_arg (symbol_number); 
	getopt.next_arg (symbol_size); break;
      case 'T': getopt.next_arg (size_of_ticks); break;
      case 'W': getopt.next_arg (char_width); break;
      case 'X': getopt.next_arg (x_label); break;
      case 'Y': getopt.next_arg (y_label); break;
      case 'a':	abcissa_flag++; getopt.next_arg (spacing);
	getopt.next_arg (lower_limit); break;
      case 'b':	break_flag++; break;
      case 'c':	getopt.next_arg (default_label); break;
      case 'd':	debug_flag++; break;
      case 'g': getopt.next_arg (grid_style); break;
      case 'h': getopt.next_arg (height); break;
      case 'l': getopt.next_arg (top_label); break;
      case 'm': getopt.next_arg (line_style); break;
      case 'r': getopt.next_arg (right); break;
      case 's': save_screen_flag++; break;
      case 't': transpose_axes_flag++; break;
      case 'u': getopt.next_arg (up); break;
      case 'v': cerr << "graph version 0.\n"; break;
      case 'w': getopt.next_arg (width); break;
      case 'x':
	while  (isalpha (getopt.first_char()))
	  {
	    switch (getopt.first_char())
	      {
	      case 'T': x_label_on_top++; getopt.optind++; break;
		      case 'B': x_label_on_top=0; getopt.optind++; break;
		      case 'l': x_log_scale++; getopt.optind++; break;
		      }
	  }
	getopt.next_arg (x_lower_limit); getopt.next_arg (x_upper_limit); break;
      case 'y':
	while  (isalpha (getopt.first_char()))
	  {
	    switch (getopt.first_char())
	      {
	      case 'L': y_label_on_right=0; getopt.optind++; break;
		      case 'R': y_label_on_right++; getopt.optind++; break;
		      case 'l': y_log_scale++; getopt.optind++; break;
		      }
	  }
	getopt.next_arg (y_lower_limit); getopt.next_arg (y_upper_limit); break;
      case 'z': no_standard_input++; break;
      case '?': error_occurred++;
      }
  if (error_occurred) {
    cerr << "usage" sp argv[0] sp usage_message;
    exit (-1);    
  }
				// Complain if the plot does not fits on page
  if (up < 0.) cerr <<
    "Warning: the plot may extend below the bottom of the page.\n";
  if (up + height > 1.) cerr <<
    "Warning: the plot may extend above the top of the page.\n";
  if (right < 0.) cerr <<
    "Warning: the plot may extend beyond the left edge of the page.\n";
  if (right + width > 1.) cerr <<
    "Warning: the plot may extend beyond the right edge of the page.\n";

  				// now we start reading in all the data.
  pointXPlex point;		// all the data is held in an array of points
  
				// read data from standard input.
  if (! no_standard_input)
      read_data (cin, "(stdard input)", point, abcissa_flag,
		 lower_limit, spacing, symbol_number,
		 input_data, switch_symbols);
  
				// read data files specified on command line.
  int i;
  for (i=getopt.optind; i<getopt.nargc; i++)
    {
      char *filename = getopt.nargv[i];
      ifstream input_file(filename);
      if (cin.readable ())
	  read_data (cin, filename, point, abcissa_flag,
		     lower_limit, spacing, symbol_number,
		     input_data, switch_symbols);
    }
  				// The data is read in. Look for limits.
  ePlotFile plot_file (fileno (stdout));
  if (!save_screen_flag)
    plot_file.erase ();

  if (point.length () <= 0)
    {				// Complain if there is no data.
      cerr << argv[0] << ": Warning, no data found in input files.\n";
      xmin = 0;
      ymin = 1;
      xmax = 0;
      ymax = 1;
    }
  else
    {				// if there is data...
      if (debug_flag)
	for (i = point.low (); i < point.fence (); point.next (i))
	  {
	    cerr << point[i].x sp point[i].y;
	    if (point[i].label)
	      cerr sp point[i].label;