479 lines
19 KiB
Python
479 lines
19 KiB
Python
#!/usr/bin/env python2
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# Copyright (c) 2017, Ben Connors
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# All rights reserved.
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#
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# Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
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# modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:
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#
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# 1. Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice, this
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# list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
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# 2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright notice,
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# this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the documentation
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# and/or other materials provided with the distribution.
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#
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# THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS "AS IS" AND
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# ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED
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# WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE
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# DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT OWNER OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR
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# ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES
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# (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES;
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# LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND
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# ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT
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# (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS
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# SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.
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import sys
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import os
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from math import sin, cos, acos, tan, radians, pi, sqrt, ceil, floor
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import inkex, simplestyle
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__author__ = 'Ben Connors'
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__credits__ = ['Ben Connors', 'Veronika Irvine', 'Jo Pol', 'Mark Shafer']
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__license__ = 'Simplified BSD'
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class Vector:
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def __repr__(self):
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return 'Vector(%.4f, %.4f)' % (self.dx,self.dy)
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def __hash__(self):
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return hash((self.dx,self.dy))
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def rotate(self,theta):
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""" Rotate counterclockwise by theta."""
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return self.mag*Vector(cos(self.theta+theta),
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sin(self.theta+theta),
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_theta=self.theta+theta)
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def __mul__(self,other):
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return Vector(self.dx*other,self.dy*other,_theta=self.theta)
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def __rmul__(self,other):
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return self*other
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def __init__(self,dx,dy,_theta=None):
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""" Create a vector with the specified components.
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_theta should NOT be passed in normal use - this value is passed by
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vector functions where the angle of the new vector is known in order
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to eliminate that calculation.
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"""
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self.dx = float(dx)
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self.dy = float(dy)
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self.mag = sqrt(dx**2 + dy**2)
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self.tuple = (dx,dy)
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## Angle to positive X axis
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if _theta == None:
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_theta = acos(self.dx/self.mag)
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self.theta = 2*pi-_theta if self.dy < 0 else _theta
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else:
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self.theta = _theta
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class CircularGround(inkex.Effect):
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def unitToUu(self,param):
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""" Convert units.
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Converts a number in some units into the units used internally by
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Inkscape.
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param is a string representing a number with units attached. An
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example would be '3.8mm'. Any units supported by Inkscape
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are supported by this function.
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This wrapper function catches changes made to the location
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of the function between Inkscape versions.
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"""
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try:
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return self.unittouu(param)
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except:
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return inkex.unittouu(param)
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def getColorString(self, longColor):
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""" Convert the long into a #RRGGBB color value
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- verbose=true pops up value for us in defaults
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conversion back is A + B*256^1 + G*256^2 + R*256^3
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"""
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longColor = long(longColor)
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hexColor = hex(longColor)[2:-3]
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hexColor = '#' + hexColor.rjust(6, '0').upper()
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return hexColor
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def loadFile(self):
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""" Load the specification for the unit cell from the file given.
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Note that the specification should be in the following format:
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TYPE ROWS COLS
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[x1,y1,x2,y2,x3,y3] [x4,y4,x5 ...
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And so on. The TYPE is always CHECKER and is ignored by this program.
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ROWS specifies the height of the unit cell (i.e. max_y - min_y)
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and COLS specifies the same for the width (i.e. max_x - min_x).
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Note that this is not enforced when drawing the unit cell - points
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may be outside this range. These values are used to determine the
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distance between unit cells (i.e. unit cells may overlap).
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"""
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# Ensure that file exists and has the proper extension
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if not self.options.file:
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inkex.errormsg('You must specify a template file.')
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exit()
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self.options.file = self.options.file.strip()
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if self.options.file == '':
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inkex.errormsg('You must specify a template file.')
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exit()
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if not os.path.isfile(self.options.file):
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inkex.errormsg('You have not specified a valid path for the template file.\n\nYour entry: '+self.options.file)
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exit()
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extension = os.path.splitext(self.options.file)[1]
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if extension != '.txt':
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inkex.errormsg('The file name must end with .txt.\n\nYour entry: '+self.options.file)
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exit()
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data = []
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rows, cols = -1, -1
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with open(self.options.file,'r') as f:
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for line in f:
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line = line.strip()
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## If rows is not a positive integer, we're on the first line
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if rows == -1:
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tmp = line.split('\t')
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_type,cols,rows = tmp[0],int(tmp[1]),int(tmp[2])
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else:
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data.append([])
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for cell in line[1:-1].split(']\t['):
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cell = cell.strip()
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## The pattern must be rotated 90 degrees clockwise. It's
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## simplest to just do that here
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tmp = [float(n) for n in cell.split(',')]
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data[-1].append([a for b in zip([rows-i for i in tmp[1::2]],[cols-i for i in tmp[::2]]) for a in b])
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return {'type': _type, 'rows': rows, 'cols': cols, 'data' : data}
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def line(self,points):
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"""
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Draw a line from point at (x1, y1) to point at (x2, y2).
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Style of line is hard coded and specified by 's'.
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"""
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# define the motions
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path = ('M%.4f,%.4fL' % tuple(points[0][:2])) + 'L'.join([('%f,%f' % tuple(a[:2])) for a in points[1:]])
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# define the stroke style
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s = {'stroke-linejoin': 'miter',
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'stroke-width': self.options.linewidth,
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'stroke-opacity': '1.0',
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'fill-opacity': '1.0',
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'stroke': self.options.linecolor,
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'stroke-linecap': 'round',
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'fill': 'none'
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}
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## Attributes for new element
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attribs = {'style' : simplestyle.formatStyle(s),
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'd' : path}
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## Add new element
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inkex.etree.SubElement(self.current_layer, inkex.addNS('path', 'svg'), attribs)
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def baseVectors(self,segments):
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""" Create vectors for all vertices on the specified polygon."""
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## Start at 12 o'clock
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theta = pi/2
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## Move clockwise
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dtheta = -2*pi/segments
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vector = Vector(0,self.options.diameter/2)
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vectors = [vector]
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for i in range(1,segments):
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vector = vector.rotate(dtheta)
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vectors.append(vector)
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return vectors
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def fuzzyEquality(self,a,b):
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return (a-b <= 1e-8)
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def circleWrap(self,points,segments):
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""" Wrap a grid around the origin.
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<<points>> is a list of 2- or 3-tuples.
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In the case of 3-tuples, they should be laid out like: (x,y,name)
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Whereas 2-tuples should eliminate the name portion.
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Only one format may be passed; they may not be mixed.
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x- and y- values are rounded to the nearest integer.
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If more precision is desired, scale up the points before calling this function.
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x-values should be within [0,segments)
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Values not within range will be moved within range.
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y-values must be greater than 0
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An error will be raised if a y-value is less than 0.
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The 'name' portion is not touched by this function; it is merely
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passed along. This may be used to identify points or groups of points.
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<<radius>> is the inside radius (i.e. distance to origin from a point with
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a y-value of 0).
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<<segments>> is the number of segments (sides) of the polygon.
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<<angle>> is the angle of the diagonal of the square approximation. It must be
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somewhere on (0,pi/2).
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"""
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angle = self.options.angle
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if angle <= 0 or angle >= pi/2:
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raise ValueError('Angle must be in (0,pi/2)')
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vectors = self.baseVectors(segments)
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theta = 2*pi/segments
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"""
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Determine the coefficient to multiply the vectors by in order to deal
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with a higher x-value.
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With R being the large radius (radius to next y-value) and r being the
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small radius (radius to current y-value):
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a^2 = r^2 (1 - cos(theta)) ## Cosine law
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b^2 = R^2 (1 - cos(theta))
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To get the most square-like trapezoid:
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R - r = 0.5(a+b)
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Subbing in the equations for b^2 and a^2 yields the following lines.
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"""
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C = sqrt(2*(1-cos(theta)))
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val = 2*tan(pi/2-angle)
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coeff = (val+C)/(val-C)
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diff = coeff-1
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## Sort points in order of increasing y-value.
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named = False
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if len(points[0]) == 3:
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named = True
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points = [(x,y,name) for x,y,name in sorted(points,key=lambda a: a[1])]
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else:
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points = [(x,y,None) for x,y in sorted(points,key=lambda a: a[1])]
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done = []
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cur_y = 0
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for point in points:
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x,y,name = point
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## Check constraints
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if y < cur_y:
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raise ValueError('Invalid point (%d,%d)' % (x,y))
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elif y >= cur_y+1:
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## Multiply vectors accordingly
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delta = floor(y-cur_y)
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vectors = [(coeff**delta)*v for v in vectors]
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cur_y = floor(y)
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## Wrap x-value to lie in the proper place
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## lazy
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while x < 0:
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x += segments
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while x >= segments:
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x -= segments
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if self.fuzzyEquality(y,int(y)) and self.fuzzyEquality(x,int(x)):
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x = int(x)
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## Can do it the quick way
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wx,wy = vectors[x].tuple
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else:
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## Use vector rotation
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## Determine nearest vector (counterclockwise)
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pointer = vectors[floor(x)]
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## Scale x and y to be within (0,1)
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x -= int(x)
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y -= int(y)
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c = C*x ## This value is used a lot, cache it
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## Now the angle of rotation must be determined using cosine law
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factor = 1
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if not self.fuzzyEquality(x,0):
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## x isn't equal to 0, must rotate vector
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n2 = 1+c**2-2*c*cos((pi-theta)/2)
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factor = sqrt(n2)
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phi = acos((n2+1-c**2)/(2*factor))
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pointer = pointer.rotate(-phi)
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## Correct vector magnitude
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pointer = (1+y*diff)*factor*pointer
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wx,wy = pointer.tuple
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if named:
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done.append((wx,wy,name))
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else:
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done.append((wx,wy))
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return done
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def createGround(self,unit,rows,cols,scale=1):
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""" Return a lace ground.
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This function returns a list of points and corresponding lines that may
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be transformed or passed to a drawing function (such as draw_image) in
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order to draw a lace ground.
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unit is the pattern for the lace ground, in the format returned by
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loadFile.
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rows and cols are integers and represent the number of horizontal repeats
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and vertical repeats of the pattern, respectively.
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scale is an optional value that can be used to scale the pattern before it
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is repeated. Note that this comes with some constraints - the
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template's rows and cols after scaling (i.e. unit['rows']*scale) must
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be an integer. For example, a template with 4 rows and 4 cols before
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scaling may be scaled by any integer value above 1 and select values
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between 1 and 0 (namely 0.25,0.5,0.75). A scale value of 'True' may be
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passed if each repeat of the template should fit within a 1x1 square.
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"""
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data = unit['data']
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unit_rows = unit['rows']
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unit_cols = unit['cols']
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if scale <= 0:
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raise ValueError('Scale must be greater than zero')
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elif scale != 1:
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## The user wants to scale the template
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_data = []
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for row in data:
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_row = []
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for c in row:
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if scale == True:
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_row.append([i for n in zip([a/unit_cols for a in c[::2]],[a/unit_rows for a in c[1::2]]) for i in n])
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else:
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_row.append([a*scale for a in c])
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_data.append(_row)
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data = _data
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unit_rows *= scale
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unit_cols *= scale
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## Catching invalid input
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if not self.fuzzyEquality(unit_rows,int(unit_rows)):
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raise ValueError('Scale factor must result in an integer value for template rows')
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if not self.fuzzyEquality(unit_cols,int(unit_cols)):
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raise ValueError('Scale factor must result in an integer value for template cols')
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unit_rows = int(unit_rows)
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unit_cols = int(unit_cols)
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line_num = 0
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points = []
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for c in range(cols):
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## Do each column first
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x = c*unit_cols
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for r in range(rows):
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y = r*unit_rows
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for row in data:
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for x1,y1,x2,y2,x3,y3 in row:
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## In order to draw lines in the correct order, an extra
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## point must be added
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p1 = (x+x1,y+y1,'%09da,1'%line_num)
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p2 = (x+x2,y+y2,'%09da,2'%line_num)
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p1a = (x+x1,y+y1,'%09db,1'%line_num)
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p3 = (x+x3,y+y3,'%09db,3'%line_num)
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points.extend([p1,p2,p1a,p3])
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line_num += 1
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return points
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def draw(self, points,line=lambda a: None):
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""" Draw the image.
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points - a list of points, as returned by createGround.
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line - a function that draws a line connecting all points in the passed list in order.
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"""
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groups = {}
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## This loop scales points, sorts them into groups, and gets image parameters
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xs = []
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ys = []
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for x,y,n in points:
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xs.append(x)
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ys.append(y)
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sn = n.split(',',1)
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ident = 0
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if len(sn) == 2:
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ident = int(sn[1])
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n = sn[0]
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if n not in groups:
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groups[n] = []
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groups[n].append((x,y,ident))
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max_x = max(xs)
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min_x = min(xs)
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max_y = max(ys)
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min_y = min(ys)
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## Sort all groups to draw lines in order
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for group in groups:
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groups[group].sort(key=lambda a:a[2])
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## Sort all groups to draw groups in order
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groups = sorted([(name,pts) for name,pts in groups.iteritems()],key=lambda a:a[0])
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## Draw lines
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for name,pts in groups:
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_pts = []
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for p in pts:
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_pts.append([p[0]-min_x,p[1]-min_y])
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self.line(_pts)
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def __init__(self):
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inkex.Effect.__init__(self)
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# file
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self.OptionParser.add_option('--file',
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action='store',
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type='string',
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dest='file')
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# Grid description
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self.OptionParser.add_option('--angle',
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action='store',
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type='int',
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dest='angle')
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self.OptionParser.add_option('--cols',
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action='store',
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type='int',
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dest='cols')
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# Patch description
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self.OptionParser.add_option('--diameter',
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action='store',
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type='float',
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dest='diameter')
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self.OptionParser.add_option('--diamunits',
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action='store',
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type='string',
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dest='diamunits')
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self.OptionParser.add_option('--rows',
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action='store',
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type='int',
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dest='rows')
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# Line description
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self.OptionParser.add_option('--linewidth',
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action='store',
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type='float',
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dest='linewidth')
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self.OptionParser.add_option('--lineunits',
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action='store',
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type='string',
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dest='lineunits')
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self.OptionParser.add_option('--linecolor',
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action='store',
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type='string',
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dest='linecolor')
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def effect(self):
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## Load the file
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unit = self.loadFile()
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# Convert color from long integer to hexidecimal string
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self.options.linecolor = self.getColorString(self.options.linecolor)
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## Change the input to universal units
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self.options.diameter = self.unitToUu(str(self.options.diameter)+self.options.diamunits)
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self.options.linewidth = self.unitToUu(str(self.options.linewidth)+self.options.lineunits)
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## Convert the angle
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self.options.angle = radians(self.options.angle)
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## Ensure no y-values are below 0
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min_y = min([b for a in [i[1::2] for row in unit['data'] for i in row] for b in a])
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if min_y < 0:
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data = []
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for row in unit['data']:
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_row = []
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for c in row:
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_row.append([a for b in zip(c[::2],[i-min_y for i in c[1::2]]) for a in b])
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data.append(_row)
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unit['data'] = data
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## Create the ground coordinates
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points = self.createGround(unit,self.options.rows,self.options.cols)
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## Wrap it around a polygon
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points = self.circleWrap(points,self.options.cols*unit['cols'])
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## Draw everything
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self.draw(points,line=lambda a: self.line(a))
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effect = CircularGround()
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effect.affect()
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