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mohawk2 committed Apr 19, 2024
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106 changes: 56 additions & 50 deletions lib/PDL/Graphics/Gnuplot.pm
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}
##############################
##### Send the PlotOptionsString
_printGnuplotPipe( $this, "main", $plotOptionsString);
my @plot_chunks = [$plotOptionsString];
my $plotshow = $plotOptionsString;
my $optionsWarnings = _checkpoint($this, "main", {printwarnings=>1});
# Mask out some common useless chatter
$optionsWarnings =~ s/^Terminal type set to .*$//m;
$optionsWarnings =~ s/^Options are \'.*$//m;
$optionsWarnings = '' if($optionsWarnings =~ m/^\s+$/s);
if ($optionsWarnings) {
if ($MS_io_braindamage) {
# MS Windows can yield some chatter on the line, and it's not necessarily an
# error. So we don't barf, we only warn. Blech.
carp "WARNING: the gnuplot process gave some unexpected chatter during plot setup:\n$optionsWarnings\n\n";
} else {
# Used to barf here, but now we just issue an announcement, since
# some messages are warnings (rather than errors).
carp "WARNING: the gnuplot process gave some unexpected chatter:\n$optionsWarnings\n\n";
}
}
##############################
##### Finally..... send the actual plot command to the gnuplot device.
print "plot command is:\n$plotcmd\n" if $PDL::Graphics::Gnuplot::DEBUG;
_printGnuplotPipe( $this, "main", $plotcmd);
push @plot_chunks, [$plotcmd];
$plotshow .= $plotcmd;
for my $chunk (@$chunks) {
# Gnuplot doesn't handle bad values, but it *does* know to
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if ($chunk->{cdims}==2) {
# Currently all images are sent binary
my $p = $chunk->{data}[0]->double->sever;
_printGnuplotPipe($this, "main", ${$p->get_dataref}, {binary => 1, data => 1 } );
push @plot_chunks, [${$p->get_dataref}, {binary => 1, data => 1 }];
$plotshow .= " [ ".length(${$p->get_dataref})." bytes of binary image data ]\n";
} elsif ($chunk->{binaryCurveFlag}) {
# Send in binary if the binary flag is set.
my $p = pdl(@{$chunk->{data}})->mv(-1,0)->double->sever;
_printGnuplotPipe($this, "main", ${$p->get_dataref}, {binary => 1, data => 1 });
push @plot_chunks, [${$p->get_dataref}, {binary => 1, data => 1 }];
$plotshow .= " [ ".length(${$p->get_dataref})." bytes of binary data ]\n";
} else {
# Assemble and dump the ASCII
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$plotshow .= " [ ".$p->dim(1)." lines of ASCII data ]\n";
# Create a set of ASCII lines. If any of the elements of a given row are NaN or BAD, blank that line.
my $outbuf = join("\n", map $_->isfinite->all ? join(" ", $_->list) : "", $p->dog) . "\n";
_emit_ascii($this, $outbuf);
push @plot_chunks, _emit_ascii($this, $outbuf);
} else {
# It's a collection of array ref data only. Assemble strings.
my $data = $chunk->{data};
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$s .= "\n"; # add newline
}
$plotshow .= $s;
_emit_ascii($this, $s);
push @plot_chunks, _emit_ascii($this, $s);
}
}
}
my $plotWarnings = _checkpoint($this, "main", {printwarnings=>1});
if ($plotWarnings) {
barf("the gnuplot process returned an error during plotting: $plotWarnings\n\n")
if !$MS_io_braindamage;
# MS Windows can yield some chatter on the line, and it's not necessarily an
# error. So we don't barf, we only warn. Blech.
carp "WARNING: the gnuplot process gave some unexpected chatter:\n$plotWarnings\n\n";
}
##############################
# Finally, finally ... send any required cleanup commands. This
# starts with {bottomcmds} and includes several things we don't want to persist,
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barf "Gnuplot error: \"$checkpointMessage\" after syntax-checking cleanup cmd \"$cleanup_cmd\"\n"
if $checkpointMessage;
}
_printGnuplotPipe($this, "main", $cleanup_cmd);
push @plot_chunks, [$cleanup_cmd];
$plotshow .= $cleanup_cmd;
if (my $checkpointMessage = _checkpoint($this, "main", {printwarnings=>1})) {
barf "Gnuplot error: \"$checkpointMessage\" after sending cleanup cmd \"$cleanup_cmd\"\n"
# Flag the output as rescalable if anti-aliasing is in effect
$this->{aa_ready} = 1 if $this->{aa} && $this->{aa} != 1;
_printGnuplotPipe($this, "main", @{shift @plot_chunks}); # options
my $optionsWarnings = _checkpoint($this, "main", {printwarnings=>1});
# Mask out some common useless chatter
$optionsWarnings =~ s/^Terminal type set to .*$//m;
$optionsWarnings =~ s/^Options are \'.*$//m;
$optionsWarnings = '' if($optionsWarnings =~ m/^\s+$/s);
if ($optionsWarnings) {
if ($MS_io_braindamage) {
# MS Windows can yield some chatter on the line, and it's not necessarily an
# error. So we don't barf, we only warn. Blech.
carp "WARNING: the gnuplot process gave some unexpected chatter during plot setup:\n$optionsWarnings\n\n";
} else {
# Used to barf here, but now we just issue an announcement, since
# some messages are warnings (rather than errors).
carp "WARNING: the gnuplot process gave some unexpected chatter:\n$optionsWarnings\n\n";
}
}
my $cleanup_chunk = pop @plot_chunks;
for my $data_chunk (@plot_chunks) {
if (ref $data_chunk eq 'ARRAY') {
_printGnuplotPipe($this, "main", @$data_chunk);
} else {
_printGnuplotPipe($this, "main", @$$data_chunk);
my $pipe = $this->{"err-main"};
my $byte;
while (1) {
sysread $pipe, $byte, 1;
last if $byte eq \004 or $byte eq \000 or $byte eq '>';
};
}
}
my $plotWarnings = _checkpoint($this, "main", {printwarnings=>1});
if ($plotWarnings) {
barf("the gnuplot process returned an error during plotting: $plotWarnings\n\n")
if !$MS_io_braindamage;
# MS Windows can yield some chatter on the line, and it's not necessarily an
# error. So we don't barf, we only warn. Blech.
carp "WARNING: the gnuplot process gave some unexpected chatter after plot cleanup:\n$checkpointMessage\n";
# error. So we don't barf, we only warn. Blech.
carp "WARNING: the gnuplot process gave some unexpected chatter:\n$plotWarnings\n\n";
}
_printGnuplotPipe($this, "main", @$cleanup_chunk);
if (my $checkpointMessage = _checkpoint($this, "main", {printwarnings=>1})) {
barf "Gnuplot error: \"$checkpointMessage\" after sending cleanup cmd \"$cleanup_cmd\"\n"
if !$MS_io_braindamage;
# MS Windows can yield some chatter on the line, and it's not necessarily an
# error. So we don't barf, we only warn. Blech.
carp "WARNING: the gnuplot process gave some unexpected chatter after plot cleanup:\n$checkpointMessage\n";
}
# Flag the output as rescalable if anti-aliasing is in effect
$this->{aa_ready} = 1 if $this->{aa} && $this->{aa} != 1;
$this->{last_plotcmd} = our $last_plotcmd = $plotshow;
# read and report any warnings that happened during the plot
return $plotWarnings;
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sub _emit_ascii {
my ($this, $chunk) = @_;
# Under real OSes, we can just send a schwack of stuff - there is no echo.
return _printGnuplotPipe($this, "main", $chunk."e\n", {data => 1} )
return [$chunk."e\n", {data => 1}]
if !$MS_io_braindamage;
my $pipe = $this->{"err-main"};
for my $line (split /\n/, $chunk) {
_printGnuplotPipe($this, "main", $line."\n", {data => 1 });
if ( !$this->{dumping} && $echo_eating ) {
my $byte;
while (1) {
sysread $pipe, $byte, 1;
last if $byte eq \004 or $byte eq \000 or $byte eq '>';
};
}
}
_printGnuplotPipe($this, "main", "e\n", {data => 1} );
my $pipe_stuff = !$this->{dumping} && $echo_eating;
((map $pipe_stuff ? \$_ : $_, map ["$_\n", {data => 1 }], split /\n/, $chunk), ["e\n", {data => 1 }]);
}

#####################
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