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GoldenCheetah/src/Charts/GenericChart.cpp
Mark Liversedge 1d9f570ed8 Introduce a Global Context
.. GlobalContext::context() provides a global context that is not
   tied to an athlete or MainWindow.

.. At present it just offers signals for config changes but will
   likely see more context move across as the application preferences
   and athlete configuration are separated as we enhance support
   for multiple athletes.
2020-08-11 22:16:13 +01:00

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/*
* Copyright (c) 2020 Mark Liversedge (liversedge@gmail.com)
*
* This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
* under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free
* Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option)
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*
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* ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or
* FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for
* more details.
*
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* with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51
* Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA
*/
#include "GenericChart.h"
#include "Colors.h"
#include "TabView.h"
#include "RideFileCommand.h"
#include "Utils.h"
#include <limits>
#include <QScrollArea>
//
// The generic chart manages collections of genericplots
// if the stack option is selected we create a plot for
// each data series.
//
// If series do not have a common x-axis we create a
// separate plot, with series that share a common x-axis
// sharing the same plot
//
// The layout is horizontal or vertical in which case the
// generic chart will use vbox or hbox layouts. XXX TODO
//
// Charts have a minimum width and height that needs to be
// honoured too, since multiple series stacked can get
// cramped, so these are placed into a scroll area
//
GenericChart::GenericChart(QWidget *parent, Context *context) : QWidget(parent), context(context)
{
// for scrollarea, since we see a little of it.
QPalette palette;
palette.setBrush(QPalette::Background, QBrush(GColor(CRIDEPLOTBACKGROUND)));
// main layout for widget
QVBoxLayout *main=new QVBoxLayout(this);
main->setSpacing(0);
main->setContentsMargins(0,0,0,0);
// main layout used for charts
mainLayout = new QVBoxLayout();
mainLayout->setSpacing(0);
mainLayout->setContentsMargins(0,0,0,0);
lrLayout = new QHBoxLayout();
mainLayout->addLayout(lrLayout);
// stack for scrolling
QWidget *stackWidget = new QWidget(this);
stackWidget->setAutoFillBackground(false);
stackWidget->setLayout(mainLayout);
stackWidget->setPalette(palette);
// put everything inside a scrollarea
stackFrame = new QScrollArea(this);
#ifdef Q_OS_WIN
QStyle *cde = QStyleFactory::create(OS_STYLE);
stackFrame->setStyle(cde);
#endif
stackFrame->setAutoFillBackground(false);
stackFrame->setWidgetResizable(true);
stackFrame->setFrameStyle(QFrame::NoFrame);
stackFrame->setContentsMargins(0,0,0,0);
stackFrame->setPalette(palette);
main->addWidget(stackFrame);
stackFrame->setWidget(stackWidget);
// watch for color/themes change
connect(GlobalContext::context(), SIGNAL(configChanged(qint32)), this, SLOT(configChanged(qint32)));
configChanged(0);
}
void
GenericChart::configChanged(qint32)
{
setUpdatesEnabled(false);
setProperty("color", GColor(CPLOTBACKGROUND));
QPalette palette;
palette.setBrush(QPalette::Background, QBrush(GColor(CRIDEPLOTBACKGROUND)));
setPalette(palette); // propagates to children
// set style sheets
#ifndef Q_OS_MAC
stackFrame->setStyleSheet(TabView::ourStyleSheet());
#endif
setUpdatesEnabled(true);
}
// set chart settings
bool
GenericChart::initialiseChart(QString title, int type, bool animate, int legendpos, bool stack, int orientation)
{
// Remember the settings, we use them for every new plot
this->title = title;
this->type = type;
this->animate = animate;
this->legendpos = legendpos;
this->stack = stack;
this->orientation = orientation;
// store info as its passed to us
newSeries.clear();
newAxes.clear();
return true;
}
// add a curve, associating an axis
bool
GenericChart::addCurve(QString name, QVector<double> xseries, QVector<double> yseries, QVector<QString> fseries, QString xname, QString yname,
QStringList labels, QStringList colors,
int line, int symbol, int size, QString color, int opacity, bool opengl, bool legend, bool datalabels, bool fill)
{
newSeries << GenericSeriesInfo(name, xseries, yseries, fseries, xname, yname, labels, colors, line, symbol, size, color, opacity, opengl, legend, datalabels, fill);
return true;
}
// helper for python
bool
GenericChart::addCurve(QString name, QVector<double> xseries, QVector<double> yseries, QStringList fseries, QString xname, QString yname,
QStringList labels, QStringList colors,
int line, int symbol, int size, QString color, int opacity, bool opengl, bool legend, bool datalabels, bool fill)
{
QVector<QString> flist;
for(int i=0; i<fseries.count(); i++) flist << fseries.at(i);
newSeries << GenericSeriesInfo(name, xseries, yseries, flist, xname, yname, labels, colors, line, symbol, size, color, opacity, opengl, legend, datalabels, fill);
return true;
}
// add a label to a series
bool
GenericChart::annotateLabel(QString name, QStringList list)
{
// add to the curve
for(int i=0; i<newSeries.count(); i++)
if (newSeries[i].name == name)
newSeries[i].annotateLabels << list;
return true;
}
// configure axis, after curves added
bool
GenericChart::configureAxis(QString name, bool visible, int align, double min, double max,
int type, QString labelcolor, QString color, bool log, QStringList categories)
{
newAxes << GenericAxisInfo(name, visible, align, min, max, type, labelcolor, color, log, categories);
return true;
}
// preprocess data before updating the qt charts
void
GenericChart::preprocessData()
{
// any series on an axis that is time based
// will need to have the values scaled from
// seconds to MSSinceEpoch
QDateTime midnight(QDate::currentDate(), QTime(0,0,0), Qt::LocalTime); // we always use LocalTime due to qt-bug 62285
QDateTime earliest(QDate(1900,01,01), QTime(0,0,0), Qt::LocalTime);
for(int ai=0; ai<newAxes.count(); ai++) {
GenericAxisInfo &axis=newAxes[ai];
if (axis.type == GenericAxisInfo::TIME) {
// it's time based, so update series
// associated with this axies
bool usey = (axis.orientation == Qt::Vertical);
// adjust the min/max set by the user to MS since epoch
if (usey) {
if (axis.miny != -1) axis.miny=midnight.addSecs(axis.miny).toMSecsSinceEpoch();
if (axis.maxy != -1) axis.maxy=midnight.addSecs(axis.maxy).toMSecsSinceEpoch();
} else {
if (axis.minx != -1) axis.minx=midnight.addSecs(axis.minx).toMSecsSinceEpoch();
if (axis.maxx != -1) axis.maxx=midnight.addSecs(axis.maxx).toMSecsSinceEpoch();
}
for(int si=0; si<newSeries.count(); si++) {
GenericSeriesInfo &series=newSeries[si];
if (!usey && series.xname == axis.name) {
// adjust x values
for(int i=0; i<series.xseries.count(); i++)
series.xseries[i] = midnight.addSecs(series.xseries[i]).toMSecsSinceEpoch();
}
if (usey && series.yname == axis.name) {
// adjust y values
for(int i=0; i<series.yseries.count(); i++)
series.yseries[i] = midnight.addSecs(series.yseries[i]).toMSecsSinceEpoch();
}
}
} else if (axis.type == GenericAxisInfo::DATERANGE) {
// it's time based, so update series
// associated with this axies
bool usey = (axis.orientation == Qt::Vertical);
// adjust the min/max set by the user to MS since epoch
if (usey) {
if (axis.miny != -1) axis.miny=earliest.addDays(axis.miny).toMSecsSinceEpoch();
if (axis.maxy != -1) axis.maxy=earliest.addDays(axis.maxy).toMSecsSinceEpoch();
} else {
if (axis.minx != -1) axis.minx=earliest.addDays(axis.minx).toMSecsSinceEpoch();
if (axis.maxx != -1) axis.maxx=earliest.addDays(axis.maxx).toMSecsSinceEpoch();
}
for(int si=0; si<newSeries.count(); si++) {
GenericSeriesInfo &series=newSeries[si];
if (!usey && series.xname == axis.name) {
// adjust x values
for(int i=0; i<series.xseries.count(); i++)
series.xseries[i] = earliest.addDays(series.xseries[i]).toMSecsSinceEpoch();
}
if (usey && series.yname == axis.name) {
// adjust y values
for(int i=0; i<series.yseries.count(); i++)
series.yseries[i] = earliest.addDays(series.yseries[i]).toMSecsSinceEpoch();
}
}
}
}
}
// post processing clean up / add decorations / helpers etc
void
GenericChart::finaliseChart()
{
setUpdatesEnabled(false); // lets not open our kimono here
// now we know the axis/series and relationships we can
// adapt the data provided, prior to updating the qt charts
// the most obvious thing here is converting seconds to
// qdatetime MS since midnight. But later we may also need
// to perform scaling or filtering.
preprocessData();
// ok, so lets work out what we need, run through the curves
// and allocate to a plot, where we have separate plots if
// we have stacked set -or- for each xaxis, remembering to
// add the axisinfo each time too.
QList<GenericPlotInfo> newPlots;
QStringList xaxes;
for(int i=0; i<newSeries.count(); i++) {
if (stack) {
// super easy we just have a new plot for each series
GenericPlotInfo add(newSeries[i].xname);
add.series << newSeries[i];
// xaxis info
int ax=GenericAxisInfo::findAxis(newAxes, newSeries[i].xname);
if (ax>=0) add.axes << newAxes[ax];
// yaxis info
ax=GenericAxisInfo::findAxis(newAxes, newSeries[i].yname);
if (ax>=0) add.axes << newAxes[ax];
// add to list
newPlots << add;
xaxes << newSeries[i].xname;
} else {
// otherwise add all series to the same plot
// with a common x axis
int index = xaxes.indexOf(newSeries[i].xname);
if (index >=0) {
// woop, we already got this xaxis
newPlots[index].series << newSeries[i];
// yaxis info
int ax=GenericAxisInfo::findAxis(newAxes, newSeries[i].yname);
if (ax>=0) newPlots[index].axes << newAxes[ax];
} else {
GenericPlotInfo add(newSeries[i].xname);
add.series << newSeries[i];
// xaxis info
int ax=GenericAxisInfo::findAxis(newAxes, newSeries[i].xname);
if (ax>=0) add.axes << newAxes[ax];
// yaxis info
ax=GenericAxisInfo::findAxis(newAxes, newSeries[i].yname);
if (ax>=0) add.axes << newAxes[ax];
// add to list
newPlots << add;
xaxes << newSeries[i].xname;
}
}
}
// lets find existing plots or create new ones
// first we mark all existing plots as deleteme
for(int i=0; i<currentPlots.count(); i++) currentPlots[i].state = GenericPlotInfo::deleteme;
// source and target layouts
QBoxLayout *source, *target;
if (orientation == Qt::Vertical) {
source = lrLayout;
target = mainLayout;
} else {
source = mainLayout;
target = lrLayout;
}
// match what we want with what we got
for(int i=0; i<newPlots.count(); i++) {
int index = GenericPlotInfo::findPlot(currentPlots, newPlots[i]);
// don't reuse bar/pie charts, easier to rebuild
if (type == GC_CHART_PIE || type == GC_CHART_BAR) index = -1;
if (index <0) {
// new one required
newPlots[i].plot = new GenericPlot(this, context);
target->addWidget(newPlots[i].plot);
target->setStretchFactor(newPlots[i].plot, 10);// make them all the same
} else {
newPlots[i].plot = currentPlots[index].plot; // reuse
currentPlots[index].state = GenericPlotInfo::matched; // don't deleteme !
// make sure its in the right layout (might remove and add back to the same layout!)
source->removeWidget(newPlots[i].plot);
target->addWidget(newPlots[i].plot);
target->setStretchFactor(newPlots[i].plot, 10);// make them all the same
}
}
// delete all the deleteme plots
for(int i=0; i<currentPlots.count(); i++) {
if (currentPlots[i].state == GenericPlotInfo::deleteme) {
delete currentPlots[i].plot; // will remove from layout too
}
}
// update plot to stop the jarring effect as chart
// is updated, especially when multiple series in
// stack mode. I would expect this to make things
// worse but for some reason, it solves the problem.
// do not remove !!!
QApplication::processEvents();
// now initialise all the newPlots
for(int i=0; i<newPlots.count(); i++) {
// set initial parameters
newPlots[i].plot->initialiseChart(title, type, animate, legendpos);
// add curves
QListIterator<GenericSeriesInfo>s(newPlots[i].series);
while(s.hasNext()) {
GenericSeriesInfo p=s.next();
newPlots[i].plot->addCurve(p.name, p.xseries, p.yseries, p.fseries, p.xname, p.yname, p.labels, p.colors, p.line, p.symbol, p.size, p.color, p.opacity, p.opengl, p.legend, p.datalabels, p.fill);
// did we get some labels associated with the curve?
QListIterator<QStringList>l(p.annotateLabels);
while(l.hasNext()) {
QStringList list=l.next();
newPlots[i].plot->addAnnotation(GenericPlot::LABEL, list.join(" "), QColor(p.color));
}
}
// set axis
QListIterator<GenericAxisInfo>a(newPlots[i].axes);
while(a.hasNext()) {
GenericAxisInfo p=a.next();
newPlots[i].plot->configureAxis(p.name, p.visible, p.align,p.minx, p.maxx, p.type, p.labelcolorstring, p.axiscolorstring, p.log, p.categories);
}
newPlots[i].plot->finaliseChart();
newPlots[i].state = GenericPlotInfo::active;
}
// set current and wipe rest
currentPlots=newPlots;
// and zap the state
newAxes.clear();
newSeries.clear();
// and display
setUpdatesEnabled(true);
}