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Pic2Plot
This plugin will convert the '''PIC Graphical Language''' to an image. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pic_language for more info on the PIC language. You can use this to create all sorts of '''freeform''' drawings and diagrams.
For examples see http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/onlamp/2007/06/21/in-praise-of-pic.html?page=1
A good description can be found here: http://floppsie.comp.glam.ac.uk/Glamorgan/gaius/web/pic.html
Another nice resource is http://www.kohala.com/start/troff/troff.html specifically http://www.kohala.com/start/troff/pic.examples.ps and the PIC manual at http://www.kohala.com/start/troff/cstr116.ps. You will need GSView to open the .ps files.
You can also use this to write UML sequence diagrams if you get the [http://julien.cayzac.name/code/oldies/sequence.pic sequence.pic] file from the UMLGraph package at http://www.umlgraph.org/. This is described [http://www.umlgraph.org/doc/seq-intro.html here].
You can also use this plugin to create custom shapes to be used with Graphviz. Just right click the generated image and save it, then include it as a nodeshape in your Graphviz diagram.
Just for fun I wrote a PIC script to generate [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superformula SuperFormula] shapes. See Examples further down the page.
You will need pic2plot which is included in [http://www.gnu.org/software/plotutils/plotutils.html GNU PlotUtils]
The output image has a large canvas. If you want to crop this you will also need [http://www.imagemagick.org/script/index.php ImageMagick]
The plugin has an options panel where you can configure the following settings:
- path to the pic2plot executable (mandatory)
- path to !ImageMagick folder
- always crop output image
The images are drawn by the code below it:
'''Stick figure'''
[:pic:''' .PS down; circle; line .1; {line right .65} {line left .65} line {line down .65 left .4;} line down .65 right .4 .PE ''';crop]
'''Simple Shapes'''
[:pic:''' .PS box "box"; move; line "line" ""; move; arrow "arrow" ""; move; circle "circle"; move; ellipse "ellipse"; move; arc; down; move; "arc" .PE ''';crop]
'''Freeform diagram'''
Image(pic-example-diagram.png)
[:pic:''' .PS 6 box "START"; arrow; circle dashed filled; arrow circle diam 2 thickness 3 "This is a" "big, thick" "circle" dashed; up arrow from top of last circle; ellipse "loopback" dashed arrow dotted from left of last ellipse to top of last box arc cw radius 1/2 from top of last ellipse; arrow box "END" .PE ''';'args=-F HersheySans -f .02';'crop']
The plugin supports passing arguments to pic2plot. The arguments appendix has to start with 'args=' and must be completely quoted. The following example will make the image larger, and use a specified font:
[:pic:''' .PS arrow "ow!" .PE ''';'args=-F HersheySans --bitmap-size 1000x1000']
If you want to crop the whitespace around the picture you can do it like this:
[:pic:''' .PS arrow "ow!" .PE ''';crop]
You can combine this with arguments:
[:pic:''' .PS arrow "ow!" .PE ''';'args=-F HersheySans --bitmap-size 1000x1000';crop]
The script below contains a macro for the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superformula SuperFormula] and is used to create the image above:
[:pic:/// .PS 7 # Custom formula shapes # # sf2d(a, b, m, n1, n2, n3, [periods, [transformation, [rotation]]]) # # the following transformations are possible # 0: None # 1: x # 2: sin(x) # 3: cos(x) # 4: sqrt(x) # 5: sin(x)² # 6: cos(x)² # 7: 1+sin(x)² # 8: 1+cos(x)² # 9: atan(x) # define sf2d { pi = atan2(0,-1) a = $1 b = $2 m = $3 n1 = $4 n2 = $5 n3 = $6 start = 0 if ("$7" == "") then { stop = 2 * pi periods = 1024 } else { periods = $7 stop = 2048/periods * pi } step = pi / periods if ("$8" == "") then {transformation = 0} else {transformation = $8} if ("$9" == "") then {degrees = 0} else {degrees = $9} S: [ for phi = start to stop by step do { if transformation == 1 then { f = phi } else { if transformation == 2 then { f = sin(phi) } else { if transformation == 3 then { f = cos(phi) } else { if transformation == 4 then { f = sqrt(phi) } else { if transformation == 5 then { f = sin(phi)^2 } else { if transformation == 6 then { f = cos(phi)^2 } else { if transformation == 7 then { f = 1+sin(phi)^2 } else { if transformation == 8 then { f = 1+cos(phi)^2 } else { if transformation == 9 then { f = atan2(phi, 1) } else { f = 1 }}}}}}}}} r1 = cos(phi*m/4)/a if (r1 < 0) then {r1 = -r1}; r2 = sin(phi*m/4)/b if (r2 < 0) then {r2 = -r2}; r = (r1^n2 + r2^n3)^(1/n1) if (r == 0) then { x = 0 y = 0 } else { r = f/r x = r * cos(phi) y = r * sin(phi) } # rotation if (degrees != 0) then { angle = degrees * pi/180 xOld = x yOld = y x = (xOld * cos( angle )) - (yOld * sin( angle )) y = (xOld * sin( angle )) + (yOld * cos( angle )) } if (phi == start) then { move to (x, -y) } line to (x, -y) } ] } sf2d(1, 1, 12, -2, 1, 1); {"generating" at last [].c}; move; sf2d(3, 2, 4, 30, 15, 15); {"Superformula" at last [].c}; move; sf2d(1, 1, 4, 3, 1, 1); {"shapes" at last [].c}; move; sf2d(1, 1, 8, 1, 1, 8); {"is" at last [].c}; move; sf2d(1, 1, 8, 12, -3, 8); {"FUN" at last [].c}; .PE ///;"args=-F HersheySans -f .02 --bitmap-size 1000x1000";crop]
Some other examples:
Image(test.png)Image(sun.png)Image(cog.png)Image(star_wire.png)
[:pic:''' .PS copy "\full\path\to\sequence.pic"; # Define the objects object(O,"o:Toolkit"); placeholder_object(P); step(); # Activation and messages active(O); message(O,O,"callbackLoop()"); create_message(O,P,"p:Peer"); message(O,P,"handleExpose()"); active(P); return_message(P,O,""); inactive(P); destroy_message(O,P); inactive(O); # Complete the lifeline of O step(); complete(O); .PE ''';'args=-F HersheySans --bitmap-size 1000x1000';crop]
A more complex example from the UMLGraph manual:
[:pic:''' # usage-example for the comment extensions to the # Written by Sebastian Setzer .PS copy "\full\path\to\sequence.pic"; # Define the objects actor(U, ""); object(G,"g:GUI"); placeholder_object(Dummy1); # more space placeholder_object(D); step(); # Message sequences active(G); step(); create_message(G,D,"db:DB"); active(D); step(); inactive(D); async(); # use asynchrone messages (not-filled arrowheads) comment(D,C,down 1 right, wid 1 ht 0.7 "waiting for" "condition" "dbMailbox") message(U,G,"openBrowser"); message(G,D,"query()"); active(D); message(D,G,"result"); inactive(D); connect_to_comment(D,C) message(U,G,"scroll"); message(G,D,"query()"); active(D); message(D,G,"result"); inactive(D); connect_to_comment(D,C) message(U,G,"Exit"); step(); begin_frame(G,F,"OnExit"); message(G,D,"shutdown()"); inactive(G); active(D); comment(G,C,down .2 right .2, wid 2 ht 0.25 "wait for cond. dbShutdown") step(); comment(D,C,right, wid 2 ht 1 \ "all queries preceeding the" \ "shutdown in the mailbox" \ "are answered already." \ "DbQuery-Objects can" \ "be destroyed") message(D,G,"done"); inactive(D); active(G); sync(); destroy_message(G,D,""); step(); end_frame(D,F); step(); inactive(G); # Complete the lifelines step(); complete(G); complete(U); .PE ''';'args=-F HersheySans --bitmap-size 1000x1000';'crop']
Have fun!
Save the code below to a file called pic2plot.py in your user_extensions folder in the wikidpad program folder.
""" 2009-05-20: created by bousch_AT_gmail.com Do with it what you want, no warranty whatsoever. Changes: 2009-06-20: added option to always crop output images 2009-06-20: fixed error when exporting to directory with spaces in name 2009-05-25: changed argument pattern Description: This plugin enables you to use PIC Graphic language fragments in your pages which are rendered as PNG images when previewed or exported. Save this file to your WikidPad/extensions folder Dependencies: GNU Plotutis ImageMagick (only if you want the images cropped automatically) Arguments: pic2plot: If you want to pass arguments to pic2plot use the 'args=' string as an appendix, see example crop: pic2plot renders an image on a large canvas. Use the crop argument if you want the image cropped. You can also use the 'Always crop image' option. Example: [:pic:''' .PS 6 box "START"; arrow; circle dashed filled; arrow circle diam 2 thickness 3 "This is a" "big, thick" "circle" dashed; up arrow from top of last circle; ellipse "loopback" dashed arrow dotted from left of last ellipse to top of last box arc cw radius 1/2 from top of last ellipse; arrow box "END" .PE ''';'args=-F HersheySans -f .02';'crop'] """ import os, os.path from subprocess import list2cmdline import time import wx from pwiki.TempFileSet import createTempFile from pwiki.StringOps import mbcsEnc, mbcsDec, lineendToOs WIKIDPAD_PLUGIN = (("InsertionByKey", 1), ("Options", 1)) LOG = False def describeInsertionKeys(ver, app): """ API function for "InsertionByKey" plugins Returns a sequence of tuples describing the supported insertion keys. Each tuple has the form (insKey, exportTypes, handlerFactory) where insKey is the insertion key handled, exportTypes is a sequence of strings describing the supported export types and handlerFactory is a factory function (normally a class) taking the wxApp object as parameter and returning a handler object fulfilling the protocol for "insertion by key" (see EqnHandler as example). ver -- API version (can only be 1 currently) app -- wxApp object """ return ( (u"pic", ("html_single", "html_previewWX", "html_preview", "html_multi"), P2PHandler), ) class P2PHandler: """ Base class fulfilling the "insertion by key" protocol. """ def __init__(self, app): self.app = app self.extAppExe = None def taskStart(self, exporter, exportType): """ This is called before any call to createContent() during an export task. An export task can be a single HTML page for preview or a single page or a set of pages for export. exporter -- Exporter object calling the handler exportType -- string describing the export type Calls to createContent() will only happen after a call to taskStart() and before the call to taskEnd() """ # Find Gnuplot executable by configuration setting self.extAppExe = self.app.getGlobalConfig().get("main", "plugin_pic2plot_exePath", "") self.imExtAppExe = self.app.getGlobalConfig().get("main", "plugin_imagemagick_dirPath", "") self.alwaysCrop = str(self.app.getGlobalConfig().get("main", "plugin_pic2plot_alwaysCrop", u"")) == "True" def taskEnd(self): """ Called after export task ended and after the last call to createContent(). """ pass def createContent(self, exporter, exportType, insToken): """ Handle an insertion and create the appropriate content. exporter -- Exporter object calling the handler exportType -- string describing the export type insToken -- insertion token to create content for (see also PageAst.Insertion) An insertion token has the following member variables: key: insertion key (unistring) value: value of an insertion (unistring) appendices: sequence of strings with the appendices Meaning and type of return value is solely defined by the type of the calling exporter. For HtmlXmlExporter a unistring is returned with the HTML code to insert instead of the insertion. """ if not insToken.value: # Nothing in, nothing out return u"" if self.extAppExe == "": # No path to pic2plot executable -> show message return u"<pre>" + _(u"[Please set path to pic2plot executable]") +\ u"</pre>" if self.imExtAppExe == "": hasImageMagick = False else: hasImageMagick = True crop = False # Get exporters temporary file set (manages creation and deletion of # temporary files) tfs = exporter.getTempFileSet() pythonUrl = (exportType != "html_previewWX") dstFullPath = tfs.createTempFile("", ".png", relativeTo="") url = tfs.getRelativeUrl(None, dstFullPath, pythonUrl=pythonUrl) baseDir = os.path.dirname(exporter.getMainControl().getWikiConfigPath()) # find arguments in appendices pattern = 'args=' arguments = '' for a in insToken.appendices: if a.startswith(pattern): arguments = str(a[len(pattern):]) if a == 'crop' and hasImageMagick: crop = True # Retrieve quoted content of the insertion #bstr = lineendToOs(mbcsEnc(insToken.value, "replace")[0]) # windows lineendings confuse pic2plot bstr = mbcsEnc(insToken.value, "replace")[0] # Store token content in a temporary file srcfilepath = createTempFile(bstr, ".pic") try: cmdline = '%s %s -T png %s > "%s"' % (self.extAppExe, arguments, srcfilepath, dstFullPath) # Run external application from subprocess import Popen, PIPE p = Popen(cmdline, shell=True, stdin=PIPE, stdout=PIPE, stderr=PIPE, close_fds=False) p.wait() # Will wait for process to end childIn, childOut, childErr = (p.stdin, p.stdout, p.stderr) cropcmd = '' if crop or self.alwaysCrop: cropcmd = '%s -trim "%s" "%s"' % (os.path.join(self.imExtAppExe, 'convert'), dstFullPath, dstFullPath) p2 = Popen(cropcmd, shell=True, stdin=PIPE, stdout=PIPE, stderr=PIPE, close_fds=False) p2.wait() childIn2, childOut2, childErr2 =(p2.stdin, p2.stdout, p2.stderr) if u"noerror" in [a.strip() for a in insToken.appendices]: childErr.read() errResponse = "" else: errResponse = childErr.read() finally: os.unlink(srcfilepath) # Open logfile if LOG: f = open(baseDir + '\pic2plot.log', 'a') f.write(time.strftime('\n%d-%m-%Y %H:%M:%S\n')) f.write("Current dir: %s\n" % os.getcwd()) f.write("Commandline: %s\n" % cmdline) f.write(time.strftime('\n%d-%m-%Y %H:%M:%S') + ' : ' + errResponse) f.write("Crop: %s\n" % cropcmd) for a in insToken.appendices: appendices = a.strip().split("---") for app in appendices: f.write(app.strip() + "\n") f.close() if errResponse != "": errResponse = mbcsDec(errResponse, "replace")[0] return u"<pre>" + _(u"[pic2plot error: %s]") % errResponse +\ u"</pre>" # Return appropriate HTML code for the image if exportType == "html_previewWX": # Workaround for internal HTML renderer return (u'<img src="%s" border="0" align="bottom" alt="pic2plot" />' u' ') % url else: return u'<img src="%s" border="0" align="bottom" alt="pic2plot" />' \ % url def getExtraFeatures(self): """ Returns a list of bytestrings describing additional features supported by the plugin. Currently not specified further. """ return () def registerOptions(ver, app): """ API function for "Options" plugins Register configuration options and their GUI presentation ver -- API version (can only be 1 currently) app -- wxApp object """ # Register option app.getDefaultGlobalConfigDict()[("main", "plugin_pic2plot_exePath")] = u"" app.getDefaultGlobalConfigDict()[("main", "plugin_imagemagick_dirPath")] = u"" app.getDefaultGlobalConfigDict()[("main", "plugin_pic2plot_alwaysCrop")] = u"False" # Register panel in options dialog app.addOptionsDlgPanel(Pic2plotOptionsPanel, u" pic2plot") class Pic2plotOptionsPanel(wx.Panel): def __init__(self, parent, optionsDlg, app): """ Called when "Options" dialog is opened to show the panel. Transfer here all options from the configuration file into the text fields, check boxes, ... """ wx.Panel.__init__(self, parent) self.app = app pt = self.app.getGlobalConfig().get("main", "plugin_pic2plot_exePath", "") self.tfPath = wx.TextCtrl(self, -1, pt) mainsizer = wx.BoxSizer(wx.VERTICAL) inputsizer = wx.BoxSizer(wx.HORIZONTAL) inputsizer.Add(wx.StaticText(self, -1, _(u"Path to pic2plot:")), 0, wx.ALL | wx.EXPAND, 5) inputsizer.Add(self.tfPath, 1, wx.ALL | wx.EXPAND, 5) mainsizer.Add(inputsizer, 0, wx.EXPAND) pt = self.app.getGlobalConfig().get("main", "plugin_imagemagick_dirPath", "") self.ifPath = wx.TextCtrl(self, -1, pt) inputsizer = wx.BoxSizer(wx.HORIZONTAL) inputsizer.Add(wx.StaticText(self, -1, _(u"Path to ImageMagick folder:")), 0, wx.ALL | wx.EXPAND, 5) inputsizer.Add(self.ifPath, 1, wx.ALL | wx.EXPAND, 5) mainsizer.Add(inputsizer, 0, wx.EXPAND) # add alwaysCrop checkbox self.alwaysCropCB = wx.CheckBox(self, -1, 'Always crop output images:') self.alwaysCropCB.SetToolTip(wx.ToolTip( "You will need ImageMagick for this")) pt = self.app.getGlobalConfig().get("main", "plugin_pic2plot_alwaysCrop", u"") pt = (str(pt) == "True") self.alwaysCropCB.SetValue(pt) mainsizer.Add(self.alwaysCropCB, 0, wx.ALL | wx.EXPAND, 5) self.alwaysCropCB.Bind(wx.EVT_CHECKBOX, self.clickedCB) self.SetSizer(mainsizer) self.Fit() def clickedCB(self, event): if not self.ifPath.GetValue(): wx.SafeShowMessage( "Error", """ You need to set the path to ImageMagick to crop images. """) def setVisible(self, vis): """ Called when panel is shown or hidden. The actual wxWindow.Show() function is called automatically. If a panel is visible and becomes invisible because another panel is selected, the plugin can veto by returning False. When becoming visible, the return value is ignored. """ return True def checkOk(self): """ Called when "OK" is pressed in dialog. The plugin should check here if all input values are valid. If not, it should return False, then the Options dialog automatically shows this panel. There should be a visual indication about what is wrong (e.g. red background in text field). Be sure to reset the visual indication if field is valid again. """ return True def handleOk(self): """ This is called if checkOk() returned True for all panels. Transfer here all values from text fields, checkboxes, ... into the configuration file. """ pt = self.tfPath.GetValue() self.app.getGlobalConfig().set("main", "plugin_pic2plot_exePath", pt) pt = self.ifPath.GetValue() self.app.getGlobalConfig().set("main", "plugin_imagemagick_dirPath", pt) pt = self.alwaysCropCB.GetValue() self.app.getGlobalConfig().set("main", "plugin_pic2plot_alwaysCrop", str(pt))