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from messages import \ |
from messages import \ |
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LAYER_PROJECTION_CHANGED, \ |
LAYER_PROJECTION_CHANGED, \ |
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LAYER_LEGEND_CHANGED, \ |
LAYER_LEGEND_CHANGED, \ |
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LAYER_VISIBILITY_CHANGED |
LAYER_VISIBILITY_CHANGED,\ |
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CLASS_CHANGED |
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from Thuban.Model.color import Color, Transparent, Black |
from Thuban.Model.color import Color, Transparent, Black |
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from Thuban.Model.range import Range |
from Thuban.Model.range import Range |
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import Thuban.Model.layer |
import Thuban.Model.layer |
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class Classification: |
from Thuban.Lib.connector import Publisher |
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class Classification(Publisher): |
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"""Encapsulates the classification of layer. |
"""Encapsulates the classification of layer. |
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The Classification divides some kind of data into Groups which |
The Classification divides some kind of data into Groups which |
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retrieved by matching data values to the appropriate group. |
retrieved by matching data values to the appropriate group. |
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""" |
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def __init__(self, layer = None, field = None): |
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"""Initialize a classification. |
"""Initialize a classification.""" |
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layer -- the Layer object who owns this classification |
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field -- the name of the data table field that |
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is to be used to classify layer properties |
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""" |
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self.layer = None |
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self.field = None |
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self.fieldType = None |
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self.__groups = [] |
self.__groups = [] |
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self.SetDefaultGroup(ClassGroupDefault()) |
self.SetDefaultGroup(ClassGroupDefault()) |
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self.SetFieldInfo(field, None) |
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self._set_layer(layer) |
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def __iter__(self): |
def __iter__(self): |
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return ClassIterator(self.__groups) |
return ClassIterator(self.__groups) |
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def __deepcopy__(self, memo): |
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clazz = Classification() |
clazz = Classification() |
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# note: the only thing that isn't copied is the layer reference |
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clazz.field = self.field |
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clazz.fieldType = self.fieldType |
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clazz.__groups[0] = copy.deepcopy(self.__groups[0]) |
clazz.__groups[0] = copy.deepcopy(self.__groups[0]) |
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for i in range(1, len(self.__groups)): |
for i in range(1, len(self.__groups)): |
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def __SendNotification(self): |
def __SendNotification(self): |
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"""Notify the layer that this class has changed.""" |
"""Notify the layer that this class has changed.""" |
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if self.layer is not None: |
self.issue(CLASS_CHANGED) |
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self.layer.ClassChanged() |
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def GetField(self): |
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"""Return the name of the field.""" |
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return self.field |
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def GetFieldType(self): |
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"""Return the field type.""" |
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return self.fieldType |
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def SetFieldInfo(self, name, type): |
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"""Set the classified field name to 'name' and it's field |
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type to 'type' |
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If this classification has an owning layer a ValueError |
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exception will be thrown either the field or field type |
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mismatch the information in the layer's table. |
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If the field info is successful set and the class has |
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an owning layer, the layer will be informed that the |
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classification has changed. |
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""" |
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if name == "": |
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name = None |
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if self.layer is None: |
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self.field = name |
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self.fieldType = type |
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elif name is None: |
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self.field = None |
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self.fieldType = None |
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else: |
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# |
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# verify that the field exists in the layer and that |
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# the type is correct. |
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fieldType = self.layer.GetFieldType(name) |
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if fieldType is None: |
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raise ValueError("'%s' was not found in the layer's table." |
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% self.field) |
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elif type is not None and fieldType != type: |
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raise ValueError("type doesn't match layer's field type for %s" |
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% self.field) |
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self.field = name |
def __getattr__(self, attr): |
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self.fieldType = fieldType |
"""Generate the compiled classification on demand""" |
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if attr == "_compiled_classification": |
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self._compile_classification() |
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return self._compiled_classification |
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raise AttributeError(attr) |
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def _compile_classification(self): |
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"""Generate the compiled classification |
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The compiled classification is a more compact representation of |
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the classification groups that is also more efficient for |
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performing the classification. |
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The compiled classification is a list of tuples. The first |
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element of the tuple is a string which describes the rest of the |
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tuple. There are two kinds of tuples: |
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'singletons' |
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The second element of the tuple is a dictionary which |
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combines several consecutive ClassGroupSingleton instances. |
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The dictionary maps the values of the singletons (as |
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returned by the GetValue() method) to the corresponding |
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group. |
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'range' |
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The tuple describes a ClassGroupRange instance. The tuples |
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second element is a tuple fo the form (lfunc, min, max, |
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rfunc, group) where group is the original group object, |
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lfunc and rfuct are comparison functions and min and max are |
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lower and upper bounds of the range. Given a value and such |
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a tuple the group matches if and only if |
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lfunc(min, value) and rfunc(max, value) |
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is true. |
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The compiled classification is bound to |
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self._compile_classification. |
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""" |
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compiled = [] |
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for group in self.__groups[1:]: |
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if isinstance(group, ClassGroupSingleton): |
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if not compiled or compiled[-1][0] != "singletons": |
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compiled.append(("singletons", {})) |
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compiled[-1][1].setdefault(group.GetValue(), group) |
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elif isinstance(group, ClassGroupRange): |
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left, min, max, right = group.GetRangeTuple() |
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if left == "[": |
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lfunc = operator.le |
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elif left == "]": |
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lfunc = operator.lt |
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if right == "[": |
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rfunc = operator.gt |
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elif right == "]": |
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rfunc = operator.ge |
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compiled.append(("range", (lfunc, min, max, rfunc, group))) |
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raise TypeError("Unknown group type %s", group) |
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self._compiled_classification = compiled |
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self.__SendNotification() |
def _clear_compiled_classification(self): |
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"""Reset the compiled classification. |
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def _set_layer(self, layer): |
If will be created on demand when self._compiled_classification |
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"""Internal: Set the owning Layer of this classification. |
is accessed again. |
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A ValueError exception will be thrown either the field or |
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field type mismatch the information in the layer's table. |
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If the layer is successful set, the layer will be informed |
Call this method whenever self.__groups is modified. |
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""" |
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if layer is None: |
del self._compiled_classification |
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self.layer = None |
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old_layer = self.layer |
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self.layer = layer |
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try: |
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# this sync's the fieldType |
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# and sends a notification to the layer |
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self.SetFieldInfo(self.GetField(), None) |
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except ValueError: |
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self.layer = old_layer |
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raise ValueError |
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def GetLayer(self): |
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"""Return the parent layer.""" |
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return self.layer |
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# these SetDefault* methods are really only provided for |
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group -- group that the value maps to. |
group -- group that the value maps to. |
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""" |
""" |
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assert isinstance(group, ClassGroupDefault) |
assert isinstance(group, ClassGroupDefault) |
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if len(self.__groups) > 0: |
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self.__groups[0] = group |
self.__groups[0] = group |
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self.__groups.append(group) |
self.__groups.append(group) |
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self.__SendNotification() |
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def GetDefaultGroup(self): |
def GetDefaultGroup(self): |
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"""Return the default group.""" |
"""Return the default group.""" |
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self.InsertGroup(self.GetNumGroups(), item) |
self.InsertGroup(self.GetNumGroups(), item) |
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def InsertGroup(self, index, group): |
def InsertGroup(self, index, group): |
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assert isinstance(group, ClassGroup) |
assert isinstance(group, ClassGroup) |
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self.__groups.insert(index + 1, group) |
self.__groups.insert(index + 1, group) |
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self._clear_compiled_classification() |
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self.__SendNotification() |
self.__SendNotification() |
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def RemoveGroup(self, index): |
def RemoveGroup(self, index): |
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return self.__groups.pop(index + 1) |
"""Remove the classification group with the given index""" |
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self.__groups.pop(index + 1) |
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self._clear_compiled_classification() |
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self.__SendNotification() |
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def ReplaceGroup(self, index, group): |
def ReplaceGroup(self, index, group): |
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assert isinstance(group, ClassGroup) |
assert isinstance(group, ClassGroup) |
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self.__groups[index + 1] = group |
self.__groups[index + 1] = group |
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self._clear_compiled_classification() |
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self.__SendNotification() |
self.__SendNotification() |
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def GetGroup(self, index): |
def GetGroup(self, index): |
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"""Return the number of non-default groups in the classification.""" |
"""Return the number of non-default groups in the classification.""" |
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return len(self.__groups) - 1 |
return len(self.__groups) - 1 |
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def FindGroup(self, value): |
def FindGroup(self, value): |
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"""Return the associated group, or the default group. |
"""Return the group that matches the value. |
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Groups are checked in the order the were added to the |
Groups are effectively checked in the order the were added to |
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Classification. |
the Classification. |
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value -- the value to classify. If there is no mapping, |
value -- the value to classify. If there is no mapping or value |
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is None, return the default properties |
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""" |
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if self.GetField() is not None and value is not None: |
if value is not None: |
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for typ, params in self._compiled_classification: |
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for i in range(1, len(self.__groups)): |
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group = self.__groups[i] |
group = params.get(value) |
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if group.Matches(value): |
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return group |
return group |
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lfunc, min, max, rfunc, g = params |
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if lfunc(min, value) and rfunc(max, value): |
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return self.GetDefaultGroup() |
return self.GetDefaultGroup() |
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for p in self: |
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items.append(build_item(p, p.GetDisplayText())) |
items.append(build_item(p, p.GetDisplayText())) |
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# if isinstance(p, ClassGroupDefault): |
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# items.append(build_item(self.GetDefaultGroup(), _("'DEFAULT'"))) |
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# elif isinstance(p, ClassGroupSingleton): |
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# items.append(build_item(p, str(p.GetValue()))) |
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# elif isinstance(p, ClassGroupRange): |
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# items.append(build_item(p, "%s - %s" % |
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# (p.GetMin(), p.GetMax()))) |
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return (_("Classification"), items) |
return (_("Classification"), items) |
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class ClassIterator: |
class ClassIterator: |
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maps -- a list of map groups |
maps -- a list of map groups |
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""" |
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self.data = data #[default, points, ranges, maps] |
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self.data_index = 0 |
self.data_index = 0 |
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#self.iter = None |
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def __iter__(self): |
def __iter__(self): |
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self.data_index += 1 |
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return d |
return d |
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# if self.iter is None: |
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# try: |
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# self.data_item = self.data_iter.next() |
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# self.iter = iter(self.data_item) |
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# except TypeError: |
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# return self.data_item |
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# try: |
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# return self.iter.next() |
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# except StopIteration: |
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# self.iter = None |
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# return self.next() |
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class ClassGroupProperties: |
class ClassGroupProperties: |
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"""Represents the properties of a single Classification Group. |
"""Represents the properties of a single Classification Group. |
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and fill color = Transparent |
and fill color = Transparent |
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""" |
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#self.stroke = None |
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#self.strokeWidth = 0 |
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#self.fill = None |
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if props is not None: |
if props is not None: |
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self.SetProperties(props) |
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"""A Group that represents a range of values that map to the same |
"""A Group that represents a range of values that map to the same |
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set of properties.""" |
set of properties.""" |
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def __init__(self, min = 0, max = 1, props = None, label = "", group=None): |
def __init__(self, _range = (0,1), props = None, label = "", group=None): |
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"""Constructor. |
"""Constructor. |
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The minumum value must be strictly less than the maximum. |
The minumum value must be strictly less than the maximum. |
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min -- the minimum range value |
_range -- either a tuple (min, max) where min < max or |
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prop -- a ClassGroupProperites object. If prop is None a default |
prop -- a ClassGroupProperites object. If prop is None a default |
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set of properties is created. |
set of properties is created. |
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ClassGroup.__init__(self, label, props, group) |
ClassGroup.__init__(self, label, props, group) |
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self.SetRange(_range) |
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#self.__range = Range("[" + repr(float(min)) + ";" + |
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#repr(float(max)) + "[") |
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self.SetRange(min, max) |
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def __copy__(self): |
def __copy__(self): |
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return ClassGroupRange(min = self.__range, |
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props = self.GetProperties(), |
props = self.GetProperties(), |
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label = self.GetLabel()) |
label = self.GetLabel()) |
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def __deepcopy__(self, memo): |
def __deepcopy__(self, memo): |
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return ClassGroupRange(min = copy.copy(self.__range), |
return ClassGroupRange(copy.copy(self.__range), |
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group = self) |
group = self) |
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def GetMin(self): |
def GetMin(self): |
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maximum value. Use SetRange() to change both min and max values. |
maximum value. Use SetRange() to change both min and max values. |
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self.SetRange(min, self.__range.GetRange()[2]) |
self.SetRange((min, self.__range.GetRange()[2])) |
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def GetMax(self): |
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"""Return the range's maximum value.""" |
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max -- the new maximum. Note that this must be greater than the current |
max -- the new maximum. Note that this must be greater than the current |
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minimum value. Use SetRange() to change both min and max values. |
minimum value. Use SetRange() to change both min and max values. |
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""" |
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self.SetRange(self.__range.GetRange()[1], max) |
self.SetRange((self.__range.GetRange()[1], max)) |
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def SetRange(self, min, max = None): |
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"""Set a new range. |
"""Set a new range. |
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Note that min must be strictly less than max. |
_range -- Either a tuple (min, max) where min < max or |
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""" |
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if isinstance(min, Range): |
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self.__range = min |
self.__range = _range |
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elif isinstance(_range, types.TupleType) and len(_range) == 2: |
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self.__range = Range(("[", _range[0], _range[1], "[")) |
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if max is None: |
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self.__range = Range(("[", min, max, "[")) |
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def GetRange(self): |
def GetRange(self): |
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"""Return the range as a string""" |
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return self.__range.string(self.__range.GetRange()) |
return self.__range.string(self.__range.GetRange()) |
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def GetRangeTuple(self): |
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def Matches(self, value): |
def Matches(self, value): |
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"""Determine if the given value lies with the current range. |
"""Determine if the given value lies with the current range. |
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return operator.contains(self.__range, value) |
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def GetDisplayText(self): |
def GetDisplayText(self): |
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label = self.GetLabel() |
label = self.GetLabel() |
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if label != "": return label |
if label != "": return label |
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#return _("%s - %s") % (self.GetMin(), self.GetMax()) |
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#return repr(self.__range) |
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return self.__range.string(self.__range.GetRange()) |
return self.__range.string(self.__range.GetRange()) |
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def __eq__(self, other): |
def __eq__(self, other): |
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and isinstance(other, ClassGroupRange) \ |
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and self.__range == other.__range |
and self.__range == other.__range |
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#and self.__max == other.__max |
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def __repr__(self): |
def __repr__(self): |
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return "(" + str(self.__range) + ClassGroup.__repr__(self) + ")" |
return "(" + str(self.__range) + ClassGroup.__repr__(self) + ")" |
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#ClassGroup.__repr__(self) + ")" |
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class ClassGroupMap(ClassGroup): |
class ClassGroupMap(ClassGroup): |
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"""Currently, this class is not used.""" |
"""Currently, this class is not used.""" |