4.3.3. undulate.renderers.svgrenderer module

svgrenderer.py use the logic of renderer.py to render waveforms into scalable vector graphics format

class undulate.renderers.svgrenderer.SvgRenderer(**kwargs)

Bases: undulate.renderers.renderer.Renderer

Render the wavelanes as an svg

group(callback, identifier: str, **kwargs) → str

Group some drawable together

Parameters

  • callback (callable) – function which populate what inside the group

  • identifier (str) – unique id for the group

path(vertices: List[undulate.bricks.generic.Point], **kwargs) → str

Draw line segments to connect consecutive points of ‘vertices’ to represent common signals

Parameters

  • vertices (List[Point]) – list of points to be connected

  • style_repr (optional str) – css rule, by default ‘path’

arrow(arrow_description: undulate.bricks.generic.ArrowDescription, **kwargs) → str

Draw an arrow to represent edge trigger on clock signals or to point something in an annotation.

Parameters

  • arrow_description (ArrowDescription) – position and oriantation

  • style_repr (optional str) – css rule, by default ‘arrow’

polygon(vertices: List[undulate.bricks.generic.Point], **kwargs) → str

Draw a closed shape for shaded/colored area

Parameters

  • vertices (List[Point]) – Ordered list of point delimiting the polygon

  • style_repr (optional str) – css rule, by default None

spline(vertices: List[undulate.bricks.generic.SplineSegment], **kwargs) → str

Draw a path to represent smooth signals

Parameters

  • vertices (List[SplineSegment]) – list of SVG path operators and arguments

  • style_repr (optional str) – css rule, by default ‘path’

text(x: float, y: float, text: str = '', **kwargs) → str

Draw a text at a specific position

Parameters

  • x (float) – x coordinate of the text

  • y (float) – y coordinate of the text

  • text (str) – text to display

  • style_repr (optional str) – css rule, by default ‘text’

translate(x: float, y: float, **kwargs) → str

translation function that is inherited for svg and eps

draw(wavelanes, **kwargs) → str

Business function calling all others

Parameters

  • wavelanes (dict) – parsed dictionary from the input file

  • id (str) – file name of the output generated file

  • brick_width (int) – by default 40

  • brick_height (int) – by default 20

  • is_reg (bool) – if True wavelanes given represents a register otherwise it represents a bunch of signals

static adjust_y(index, brick_height: float = 1.0) → float

Convert an integer expression the index of the waveform as a y-coordinate in the drawing context

Parameters

  • y (int) – index of the waveform

  • brick_height (float) – height of a brick

Returns

equivalent y-coordinate

annotate(wavelanes: dict, viewport: tuple, **kwargs) → str

Draw edges, vertical lines, horizontal lines, global time compression, … or any other shape defined in the annotations section of the input file

Example

{"annotations": [
    {"shape": "||", "x": 3.5},
    {"shape": "-~>", "from": "trigger", "to": "event", "text": "ready"}
]}
Parameters

  • wavelanes (Dict) – global signals representations

  • viewport (Tuple[float, float, float, float]) – the drawable zone (excluding signal names) x, y, width, height

  • edges (Dict) – edge section of the input file

  • annotations (List[Dict]) – annotations section of the input file

  • brick_width (float) – default width of a brick

  • brick_height (float) – default height of a brick

brick(symbol: str, b: undulate.bricks.generic.Brick, **kwargs) → str

Draw the symbol of a given Brick element

static from_to_parser(s: object, width: float, height: float, brick_width: float = 40.0, brick_height: float = 20.0) → undulate.bricks.generic.Point

Parse the from and to options of annotations into positions for drawing the specified shape or text

Supported format are: - float - Tuple[float, float] - String “float” - String “float unit” where unit is either “” or “%” - String “(float unit, float unit)” where unit is either “” or “%” - String “node_name” - String “node_name + (± float, ± float)”

Parameters

  • s (str) – value of from or to option

  • width (float) – width of the image

  • height (float) – height of the image

  • brick_width (float, default=40) – brick width

  • brick_height (float, default=40) – brick height

Returns

Point of x-y coordinate

size(wavelanes, depth: int = 1, **kwargs)

Pre-estimate the size of the image (duplicate of wavegroup without drawing)

Parameters

  • name (str) – name of the waveform group

  • wavelanes (Dict[str, dict]) – named waveforms composing the group

  • depth (int) – depth of nested groups to represent hierarchy

  • config (Dict[str, Any]) – config section of the input file

  • brick_width (float) – width of a brick, default is 20.0

  • brick_height (float) – height of a brick, default is 20.0

  • width (float) – image width

  • height (float) – image height

Warning

Might be good to implement a parameter no_drawing in wavegroup and performs 2 passes to prevent possible discrepency

ticks(width: int, height: int, step: float, **kwargs) → str

Generates the dotted vertical lines to ease reading of waveforms and their respective alignment

Parameters

  • width (int) – width of the image

  • height (int) – height of the image

  • step (float) – distance between two ticks

  • offsetx (optional) – shift all ticks along the x-axis

  • offsety (optional) – shift to the bottom ticks with exceeding the height

  • phase (optional) – phase of the first signal on the top level this parameter is used to align tick with the rising edges of the first signal

wavelane_title(name: str, **kwargs) → str

Draw the title in front of a waveform

Parameters

  • name (str) – name of the waveform print alongside

  • order (int) –

    position from 0-4 of the title position along the y-axis. This property is important when overlaying signals

    • 0 : middle of the wavelane height, is the default

    • 1-4 : quarter from top to bottom of the wavelane

  • brick_height (float) – height a brick