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Plots small or big 1D arrays in form of polylines in the browser, optionally with axes and legend text. Many configuration options of the view are provided.

example/example.dart

import 'dart:html';
import 'dart:svg';

import 'package:smart_arrays_plot_polyline/smart_arrays_plot_polyline.dart';
import 'dart:typed_data';
import 'dart:math' as math;

import 'sample_data.dart';

/// Demonstrates the usage of th package 'smart_arrays_plot_polyline' by displaying
/// two arrays (containing some periods of sin(x) and a sin(x)/x) as polylines
/// along with coordinate axes, a coordinate grid, a border and a legend.
/// This example can be directly executed via
/// 'https://smart.specpad.bplaced.net/smart_arrays_polyline/example.html'.
main() {
  // Fill 2 arrays with a sinc and a sine function, to be displayed later
  Float64List sinc = SampleData.genSinc(100.0, 0.0, 8, 2000, false)[1],
      sine = SampleData.genSine(20.0, 0.0, 0.0, 8, 2000, false)[1];

  // Set up the containers where the graphics is to be drawn
  computeLayout();

  // Compute the polylines for the graphical display of sinc and sine
  Polyline plSinc = Polyline(sinc, 0, sinc.length - 1, dataAreaRect.width,
      dataAreaRect.height, null, null, null, {PyA.YPOSITION_ZERO: "0.8"});

  Polyline plSine = Polyline(sine, 0, sine.length - 1, dataAreaRect.width,
      dataAreaRect.height, null, null, null, {
    PyA.YPOSITION_ZERO: "0.8", // same vertical posisition as sinc
    PyA.REFYMAX: "${plSinc.ymax}", // sine vertical scale is relative to sinc
    PyA.STROKE: "red", // draw sine in a different color
  });

  // Compute x and y axis for the sinc function (sine will be relative to sinc)
  computeAxes(plSinc);

  // Set up a legend to be displayed in addition to the polylines
  Legend legend = Legend({
    LegA.TOP_TITLE: "Example for 'smart_arrays_plot_polyline'",
    LegA.X: "45",
    LegA.Y: "15"
  }, 2);
  legend.setText("1", " 20 * sin(x)", "red");
  legend.setText("2", "100 * sin(x) / x", "blue");

  // append sinc and sine polylines and the legend to the "data area" of the layout
  dataArea.append(plSinc.polylineContainer);
  dataArea.append(plSine.polylineContainer);
  dataArea.append(legend.legendContainer);

  // append x axis, y axis and axes grid to the "plot area"  of the layout
  plotArea.append(xaxis.labelsContainer);
  plotArea.append(yaxis.labelsContainer);
  plotArea.append(xaxis.xyGrid.gridContainer);
  plotArea.append(yaxis.xyGrid.gridContainer);
}

/// These div html elements are defined in 'example.html'. [plotDiv], which is
/// embedded in [appDiv], will contain the entire graphics, taking all of the
/// remaining browser window space.
DivElement appDiv, plotDiv;

/// All graphics is drawn using SVG Scalable Vector Graphics. [plotArea] is
/// added to [plotDiv] and contains the entire plot. [dataArea] is added
/// to [plotArea] and contains the polylines and the legend. The axes are
/// drawn outside the [dataArea] but within the [plotArea].
SvgSvgElement plotArea, dataArea;

/// A frame around the 'dataArea'.
RectElement dataAreaBorder;

/// The coordinates with respect to their container
math.Rectangle<int> plotAreaRect,
    dataAreaRect,
    xaxisRect,
    yaxisRect,
    dataInsets;

/// The axes
Axis xaxis, yaxis;

/// Computes the plot layout: Sets up the graphics containers and their
/// relative coordinates and sizes.
void computeLayout() {
  // get divs from 'example.html'
  appDiv = (querySelector("#app_div") as DivElement);
  plotDiv = (querySelector("#plot_div") as DivElement);

  // the plot takes all available space
  plotDiv.style
    ..width = "${appDiv.clientWidth}px"
    ..height = "${appDiv.clientHeight}px";

  // Reserve space in pixels for the axes labels and a border around everthing.
  int xaxAreaHeight = 70, yaxAreaWidth = 80, borderAreaSize = 15;

  // will contain the entire plot
  plotAreaRect = math.Rectangle<int>(
      borderAreaSize,
      borderAreaSize,
      plotDiv.clientWidth - 2 * borderAreaSize,
      plotDiv.clientHeight - 2 * borderAreaSize);

  // all coordinates in the following rectangles are are relative to plotRect
  dataInsets = math.Rectangle<int>(borderAreaSize, borderAreaSize, 0, 0);

  // will contain the polylines and the legend
  dataAreaRect = math.Rectangle<int>(
      yaxAreaWidth,
      dataInsets.top,
      plotAreaRect.width - yaxAreaWidth - dataInsets.left,
      plotAreaRect.height - xaxAreaHeight);

  // will contain the x axis tic marks and text labels
  xaxisRect = math.Rectangle<int>(
      dataAreaRect.left,
      dataAreaRect.top + dataAreaRect.height,
      dataAreaRect.width,
      xaxAreaHeight);

  // will contain the y axis tic marks and text labels
  yaxisRect = math.Rectangle<int>(dataAreaRect.left - yaxAreaWidth,
      dataAreaRect.top, yaxAreaWidth, dataAreaRect.height);

  // will contain all axes and the data area (polylines and legend)
  plotArea = new SvgSvgElement();
  SVG.setAttr(plotArea, {
    SVG.WIDTH: "${plotAreaRect.width}",
    SVG.HEIGHT: "${plotAreaRect.height}",
  });

  // will contain polylines and legend
  dataArea = new SvgSvgElement();
  SVG.setAttr(dataArea, {
    SVG.X: "${dataAreaRect.left}",
    SVG.Y: "${dataAreaRect.top}",
    SVG.WIDTH: "${dataAreaRect.width}",
    SVG.HEIGHT: "${dataAreaRect.height}",
  });

  // a border around the data area
  dataAreaBorder = new RectElement();
  SVG.setAttr(dataAreaBorder, {
    SVG.X: "${dataAreaRect.left}",
    SVG.Y: "${dataAreaRect.top}",
    SVG.WIDTH: "${dataAreaRect.width}",
    SVG.HEIGHT: "${dataAreaRect.height}",
    SVG.FILL: "none",
    SVG.STROKE: "darkgreen",
    SVG.STROKE_WIDTH: "2"
  });

  // now stack the plot containers.
  plotDiv.append(plotArea);
  plotArea.append(dataArea);
  plotArea.append(dataAreaBorder); // draw above dataArea
} // computeLayout()

/// Computes x and y axes for [polyline]
void computeAxes(Polyline polyline) {
  // compute x axis
  xaxis = Axis.coord(
      polyline.array.length, // # points in the polyline's data array
      polyline.xValues.first, // display the array from this index
      polyline.xValues.last, // until this index
      0, // physical unit of 1st point: we choose the point number here.
      (polyline.array.length - 1).toDouble(), // phys. axis width, in points
      true, // mode for converting point index to physical unit
      null, // no extra calibration factor of axis labels
      dataAreaRect.width, // axis length in pixels
      xaxisRect.height, // height of axis area (reserves space for the labels)
      dataAreaRect.height, // grid line length, needed if 'grid' chosen
      "point number", // x axis legend text
      "bg", // axis at "b" bottom of data area, with a "g" grid, not reversed
      polyline.xphysToXscreen, // method converting physical to screen coord.
      {
        AxA.XYGRID_STROKE: "pink",
        AxA.XYGRID_STROKE_OPACITY: "1.0",
        AxA.XYGRID_STROKE_DASH: "10"
      }, // x grid color different from default
      null // no mouse or touch interaction in this example
      );

  // set the x axis container positions as computed by [computeLayout].
  SVG.setAttr(xaxis.labelsContainer, {
    SVG.X: "${xaxisRect.left - xaxis.extra_space_for_edge_labels_x}",
    SVG.Y: "${xaxisRect.top}"
  });

  // set the x axis grid container positions as computed by [computeLayout].
  SVG.setAttr(xaxis.xyGrid.gridContainer,
      {SVG.X: "${dataAreaRect.left}", SVG.Y: "${dataAreaRect.top}"});

  // compute y axis (intensity axis)
  double firstY = polyline.yScreenToYphys(0);
  double lastY = polyline.yScreenToYphys(dataAreaRect.height);
  if (firstY == null) firstY = polyline.ymin;
  if (lastY == null) lastY = polyline.ymax;
  yaxis = Axis.intens(
      firstY / polyline.yscale, // axis range, account for [PyA.YSCALE]
      lastY / polyline.yscale,
      null, // no rescaling of y axis
      null, // like above, no rescaling of y axis
      null, // would only relevant for reversed axis
      dataAreaRect.height, // axis length in pixels
      yaxisRect.width, // height of axis area (reserves space for the labels)
      dataAreaRect.width, // grid line length, needed if 'grid' chosen
      "function value",
      "bg", // "b"=position left of data area, "g"= with a grid
      polyline.yphysToYscreen, // method converting physical to screen coord.
      null, // no extra axis attributes specfied here
      null // no mouse or touch interaction in this example
      );

  // set the y axis container positions as computed by [computeLayout].
  SVG.setAttr(yaxis.labelsContainer, {
    SVG.X: "${yaxisRect.left}",
    SVG.Y: "${yaxisRect.top - yaxis.extra_space_for_edge_labels_y}"
  });

  // set the y axis grid container positions as computed by [computeLayout].
  SVG.setAttr(yaxis.xyGrid.gridContainer,
      {SVG.X: "${dataAreaRect.left}", SVG.Y: "${dataAreaRect.top}"});
}
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Plots small or big 1D arrays in form of polylines in the browser, optionally with axes and legend text. Many configuration options of the view are provided.

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build_runner, build_web_compilers, pedantic, smart_arrays_base, smart_arrays_compress

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