Examples with Range org.eclipse.swtchart.Range used on opensource projects

Example 21 with Range

use of org.eclipse.swtchart.Range in project org.eclipse.linuxtools by eclipse-linuxtools.

the class TestCreateSystemtapScript method continuousControlTests.

private static void continuousControlTests(AbstractChartBuilder cb, boolean isXAxis) {
    // Continuous scaling/scrolling is less strict/predictable than discrete scrolling,
    // so just check that the controls perform their intended actions.
    IAxis axis;
    SWTBotButton zoomInButton, zoomOutButton;
    SWTBotScale zoomScale;
    SWTBotSlider scrollBar;
    int flipSign;
    if (isXAxis) {
        axis = cb.getChart().getAxisSet().getXAxis(0);
        zoomInButton = bot.buttonWithTooltip(org.eclipse.linuxtools.systemtap.graphing.ui.widgets.Messages.GraphContinuousXControl_ZoomInTooltip);
        zoomOutButton = bot.buttonWithTooltip(org.eclipse.linuxtools.systemtap.graphing.ui.widgets.Messages.GraphContinuousXControl_ZoomOutTooltip);
        zoomScale = bot.scaleWithTooltip(org.eclipse.linuxtools.systemtap.graphing.ui.widgets.Messages.GraphContinuousXControl_ScaleMessage);
        scrollBar = bot.sliderWithTooltip(org.eclipse.linuxtools.systemtap.graphing.ui.widgets.Messages.GraphContinuousXControl_ScrollMessage);
        flipSign = 1;
    } else {
        axis = cb.getChart().getAxisSet().getYAxis(0);
        zoomInButton = bot.buttonWithTooltip(org.eclipse.linuxtools.systemtap.graphing.ui.widgets.Messages.GraphContinuousYControl_ZoomInTooltip);
        zoomOutButton = bot.buttonWithTooltip(org.eclipse.linuxtools.systemtap.graphing.ui.widgets.Messages.GraphContinuousYControl_ZoomOutTooltip);
        zoomScale = bot.scaleWithTooltip(org.eclipse.linuxtools.systemtap.graphing.ui.widgets.Messages.GraphContinuousYControl_ScaleMessage);
        scrollBar = bot.sliderWithTooltip(org.eclipse.linuxtools.systemtap.graphing.ui.widgets.Messages.GraphContinuousYControl_ScrollMessage);
        flipSign = -1;
    }
    double scale = getAxisScale(cb, isXAxis);
    double scroll = getAxisScroll(cb, isXAxis);
    int thumb = scrollBar.getThumb();
    // Default range should be 100%, so zooming out shouldn't have an effect yet.
    assertEquals(scale, 1.0, 0);
    int zoomValue = zoomScale.getValue();
    Range range = axis.getRange();
    zoomOutButton.click();
    Range range2 = axis.getRange();
    assertTrue(range.upper == range2.upper && range.lower == range2.lower && zoomScale.getValue() == zoomValue && getAxisScale(cb, isXAxis) == scale && scrollBar.getThumb() == thumb);
    // Zoom in & back out with the zoom buttons.
    zoomInButton.click();
    range2 = axis.getRange();
    assertTrue(range2.upper - range2.lower < range.upper - range.lower && flipSign * (zoomScale.getValue() - zoomValue) > 0 && getAxisScale(cb, isXAxis) < scale && scrollBar.getThumb() < thumb);
    zoomOutButton.click();
    range2 = axis.getRange();
    assertTrue(range.upper == range2.upper && range.lower == range2.lower && zoomScale.getValue() == zoomValue && getAxisScale(cb, isXAxis) == scale && scrollBar.getThumb() == thumb);
    // Zoom in with the Scale control.
    int controlRange = zoomScale.getMaximum() - zoomScale.getMinimum();
    zoomScale.setValue(zoomScale.getValue() + controlRange / 2 * flipSign);
    // Note: the charts need some time to be updated after using the scale/slider controls.
    // Sleeping for a brief moment is faster than using a bot wait condition.
    bot.sleep(100);
    range2 = axis.getRange();
    assertTrue(range2.upper - range2.lower < range.upper - range.lower && getAxisScale(cb, isXAxis) < scale && scrollBar.getThumb() < thumb);
    range = range2;
    thumb = scrollBar.getThumb();
    scale = getAxisScale(cb, isXAxis);
    zoomScale.setValue(zoomScale.getValue() - controlRange / 4 * flipSign);
    bot.sleep(100);
    range2 = axis.getRange();
    assertTrue(range2.upper - range2.lower > range.upper - range.lower && getAxisScale(cb, isXAxis) > scale && scrollBar.getThumb() > thumb);
    // Test scrolling. Don't assume an initial scroll position, as it may be changed
    // in future versions (it's more likely to change than default zoom, at least).
    thumb = scrollBar.getThumb();
    controlRange = scrollBar.getMaximum() - scrollBar.getThumb() - scrollBar.getMinimum();
    scrollBar.setSelection(controlRange / 2);
    bot.sleep(100);
    assertEquals(scrollBar.getThumb(), thumb);
    // Scroll towards origin.
    range = axis.getRange();
    scrollBar.setSelection(scrollBar.getSelection() - controlRange / 4 * flipSign);
    bot.sleep(100);
    range2 = axis.getRange();
    assertTrue(range2.upper - range2.lower == range.upper - range.lower && range2.upper < range.upper && getAxisScroll(cb, isXAxis) < scroll);
    // Scroll away from origin.
    range = range2;
    scroll = getAxisScroll(cb, isXAxis);
    scrollBar.setSelection(scrollBar.getSelection() + controlRange / 8 * flipSign);
    bot.sleep(100);
    range2 = axis.getRange();
    assertTrue(range2.upper - range2.lower == range.upper - range.lower && range2.upper > range.upper && getAxisScroll(cb, isXAxis) > scroll);
}

Example 22 with Range

use of org.eclipse.swtchart.Range in project org.eclipse.linuxtools by eclipse-linuxtools.

the class TestCreateSystemtapScript method discreteXControlTests.

private static void discreteXControlTests(AbstractChartBuilder cb, int numAxisItems) {
    // Check that default range shows 100% of data.
    IAxis axis = cb.getChart().getAxisSet().getXAxis(0);
    Range range = axis.getRange();
    double scale = cb.getScale();
    double scroll = cb.getScroll();
    assertTrue(range.upper - range.lower == axis.getCategorySeries().length - 1 && range.upper - range.lower == numAxisItems - 1);
    assertTrue(scale == 1.0 && scroll == 1.0);
    // Check that scroll buttons are disabled at 100% range.
    SWTBotButton firstButton = bot.button(org.eclipse.linuxtools.systemtap.graphing.ui.widgets.Messages.GraphDiscreteXControl_First);
    SWTBotButton leftButton = bot.button(org.eclipse.linuxtools.systemtap.graphing.ui.widgets.Messages.GraphDiscreteXControl_Left);
    SWTBotButton rightButton = bot.button(org.eclipse.linuxtools.systemtap.graphing.ui.widgets.Messages.GraphDiscreteXControl_Right);
    SWTBotButton lastButton = bot.button(org.eclipse.linuxtools.systemtap.graphing.ui.widgets.Messages.GraphDiscreteXControl_Last);
    assertFalse(firstButton.isEnabled());
    assertFalse(leftButton.isEnabled());
    assertFalse(rightButton.isEnabled());
    assertFalse(lastButton.isEnabled());
    // Test zooming in. The amount of zoom is arbitrary for this test--just make sure zooming happened.
    SWTBotButton zoomInButton = bot.button(org.eclipse.linuxtools.systemtap.graphing.ui.widgets.Messages.GraphDiscreteXControl_ZoomIn);
    SWTBotButton zoomOutButton = bot.button(org.eclipse.linuxtools.systemtap.graphing.ui.widgets.Messages.GraphDiscreteXControl_ZoomOut);
    SWTBotButton allButton = bot.button(org.eclipse.linuxtools.systemtap.graphing.ui.widgets.Messages.GraphDiscreteXControl_All);
    assertTrue(zoomInButton.isEnabled());
    assertFalse(zoomOutButton.isEnabled());
    assertFalse(allButton.isEnabled());
    zoomInButton.click();
    assertTrue(zoomOutButton.isEnabled());
    assertTrue(allButton.isEnabled());
    // By default, zooming in should zoom in on the end of the axis (newest data).
    range = axis.getRange();
    assertTrue(range.upper == numAxisItems - 1 && range.lower > 0 && cb.getScale() < scale && cb.getScroll() == 1.0);
    // Left scrolling should now be enabled.
    assertTrue(firstButton.isEnabled());
    assertTrue(leftButton.isEnabled());
    assertFalse(rightButton.isEnabled());
    assertFalse(lastButton.isEnabled());
    // Test scrolling left. Again, the specific amount is arbitrary, just make sure scrolling happened.
    leftButton.click();
    range = axis.getRange();
    assertTrue(range.upper < numAxisItems - 1 && cb.getScroll() < scroll);
    int rstore = (int) range.lower;
    assertTrue(rightButton.isEnabled());
    assertTrue(lastButton.isEnabled());
    // Zooming out should bring the range back to 100%.
    zoomOutButton.click();
    range = axis.getRange();
    assertTrue(range.upper - range.lower == numAxisItems - 1 && cb.getScale() == 1.0 && cb.getScroll() < scroll);
    assertTrue(zoomInButton.isEnabled());
    assertFalse(zoomOutButton.isEnabled());
    assertFalse(allButton.isEnabled());
    assertFalse(firstButton.isEnabled());
    assertFalse(leftButton.isEnabled());
    assertFalse(rightButton.isEnabled());
    assertFalse(lastButton.isEnabled());
    // For convenience, zooming out after having scrolled somewhere should make zooming in
    // zoom back to the area that was scrolled to.
    scroll = cb.getScroll();
    zoomInButton.click();
    assertTrue(rstore == axis.getRange().lower && scroll == cb.getScroll());
    // Scrolling right should take the range back to the end of the axis.
    rightButton.click();
    range = axis.getRange();
    assertTrue(range.upper == numAxisItems - 1 && range.lower > 0 && cb.getScroll() > scroll);
    assertTrue(firstButton.isEnabled());
    assertTrue(leftButton.isEnabled());
    assertFalse(rightButton.isEnabled());
    assertFalse(lastButton.isEnabled());
    // and step right/left. Add a loop limit for safety.
    for (int i = 0; i < numAxisItems; i++) {
        range = axis.getRange();
        if (range.upper == range.lower) {
            break;
        }
        zoomInButton.click();
    }
    range = axis.getRange();
    assertTrue(range.upper == range.lower && range.upper == numAxisItems - 1);
    assertTrue(!zoomInButton.isEnabled());
    for (int i = 0; i < numAxisItems; i++) {
        if (axis.getRange().lower == 0) {
            break;
        }
        leftButton.click();
        assertTrue(axis.getRange().lower < range.lower);
        range = axis.getRange();
        assertEquals(range.lower, range.upper, 0.0);
    }
    assertEquals(axis.getRange().lower, 0, 0.0);
    for (int i = 0; i < numAxisItems; i++) {
        if (axis.getRange().upper == numAxisItems - 1) {
            break;
        }
        rightButton.click();
        assertTrue(axis.getRange().upper > range.upper);
        range = axis.getRange();
        assertEquals(range.lower, range.upper, 0.0);
    }
    assertEquals(axis.getRange().upper, numAxisItems - 1, 0);
    firstButton.click();
    assertEquals(axis.getRange().lower, 0, 0);
    assertFalse(firstButton.isEnabled());
    assertFalse(leftButton.isEnabled());
    assertTrue(rightButton.isEnabled());
    assertTrue(lastButton.isEnabled());
    lastButton.click();
    assertEquals(axis.getRange().upper, numAxisItems - 1, 0);
    assertTrue(firstButton.isEnabled());
    assertTrue(leftButton.isEnabled());
    assertFalse(rightButton.isEnabled());
    assertFalse(lastButton.isEnabled());
}

Example 23 with Range

use of org.eclipse.swtchart.Range in project org.eclipse.linuxtools by eclipse-linuxtools.

the class ChartEditor method createPartControl.

@Override
public void createPartControl(Composite parent) {
    final ChartEditorInput input = (ChartEditorInput) getEditorInput();
    final HeapChart heapChart = input.getChart();
    control = new InteractiveChart(parent, SWT.FILL);
    heapChart.setChartControl(control);
    final Color LIGHTYELLOW = new Color(Display.getDefault(), 255, 255, 225);
    final Color WHITE = Display.getDefault().getSystemColor(SWT.COLOR_WHITE);
    final Color BLACK = Display.getDefault().getSystemColor(SWT.COLOR_BLACK);
    final Color RED = Display.getDefault().getSystemColor(SWT.COLOR_RED);
    final Color ORANGE = new Color(Display.getDefault(), 255, 165, 0);
    final Color GREEN = Display.getDefault().getSystemColor(SWT.COLOR_GREEN);
    final Color DARK_BLUE = new Color(Display.getDefault(), 64, 128, 128);
    final int TICK_GAP = 40;
    control.setBackground(WHITE);
    control.getPlotArea().setBackground(LIGHTYELLOW);
    control.setProposedSaveAsFilename(heapChart.title.substring(0, heapChart.title.indexOf(' ')));
    FontData fd = JFaceResources.getDialogFont().getFontData()[0];
    fd.setStyle(SWT.BOLD);
    Font font = new Font(Display.getDefault(), fd);
    fd.setHeight(fd.getHeight() + 2);
    Font titleFont = new Font(Display.getDefault(), fd);
    ITitle title = control.getTitle();
    title.setFont(titleFont);
    title.setForeground(BLACK);
    title.setText(heapChart.title);
    IAxis xAxis = control.getAxisSet().getXAxis(0);
    xAxis.getGrid().setStyle(LineStyle.NONE);
    xAxis.getTick().setForeground(BLACK);
    ITitle xTitle = xAxis.getTitle();
    xTitle.setFont(font);
    xTitle.setForeground(BLACK);
    xTitle.setText(heapChart.xUnits);
    IAxis yAxis = control.getAxisSet().getYAxis(0);
    yAxis.getGrid().setStyle(LineStyle.SOLID);
    yAxis.getTick().setForeground(BLACK);
    yAxis.getTick().setTickMarkStepHint(TICK_GAP);
    ITitle yTitle = yAxis.getTitle();
    yTitle.setFont(font);
    yTitle.setText(heapChart.yUnits);
    yTitle.setForeground(BLACK);
    control.getLegend().setPosition(SWT.BOTTOM);
    // data
    final ILineSeries lsUseful = (ILineSeries) control.getSeriesSet().createSeries(SeriesType.LINE, // $NON-NLS-1$;
    Messages.getString("HeapChart.Useful_Heap"));
    lsUseful.setXSeries(heapChart.time);
    lsUseful.setYSeries(heapChart.dataUseful);
    lsUseful.setSymbolType(PlotSymbolType.DIAMOND);
    lsUseful.setSymbolColor(RED);
    lsUseful.setLineColor(RED);
    final ILineSeries lsExtra = (ILineSeries) control.getSeriesSet().createSeries(SeriesType.LINE, // $NON-NLS-1$;
    Messages.getString("HeapChart.Extra_Heap"));
    lsExtra.setXSeries(heapChart.time);
    lsExtra.setYSeries(heapChart.dataExtra);
    lsExtra.setSymbolType(PlotSymbolType.DIAMOND);
    lsExtra.setSymbolColor(ORANGE);
    lsExtra.setLineColor(ORANGE);
    if (heapChart.dataStacks != null) {
        final ILineSeries lsStack = (ILineSeries) control.getSeriesSet().createSeries(SeriesType.LINE, // $NON-NLS-1$;
        Messages.getString("HeapChart.Stacks"));
        lsStack.setXSeries(heapChart.time);
        lsStack.setYSeries(heapChart.dataStacks);
        lsStack.setSymbolType(PlotSymbolType.DIAMOND);
        lsStack.setSymbolColor(DARK_BLUE);
        lsStack.setLineColor(DARK_BLUE);
    }
    final ILineSeries lsTotal = (ILineSeries) control.getSeriesSet().createSeries(SeriesType.LINE, // $NON-NLS-1$;
    Messages.getString("HeapChart.Total_Heap"));
    lsTotal.setXSeries(heapChart.time);
    lsTotal.setYSeries(heapChart.dataTotal);
    lsTotal.setSymbolType(PlotSymbolType.DIAMOND);
    lsTotal.setSymbolColor(GREEN);
    lsTotal.setLineColor(GREEN);
    // adjust axes
    control.getAxisSet().adjustRange();
    IAxisSet axisSet = control.getAxisSet();
    Range xRange = axisSet.getXAxis(0).getRange();
    Range yRange = axisSet.getYAxis(0).getRange();
    double xExtra = 0.05 * (xRange.upper - xRange.lower);
    double yExtra = 0.05 * (yRange.upper - yRange.lower);
    axisSet.getXAxis(0).setRange(new Range(xRange.lower, xRange.upper + xExtra));
    axisSet.getYAxis(0).setRange(new Range(yRange.lower, yRange.upper + yExtra));
    // listeners
    control.getPlotArea().getControl().addMouseListener(new MouseAdapter() {

        @Override
        public void mouseDown(MouseEvent e) {
            showView();
            TableViewer viewer = input.getView().getTableViewer();
            input.getView().setTopControl(viewer.getControl());
            Point p = new Point(e.x, e.y);
            int closest = 0;
            double d1, d2, d3, currMin;
            double globalMin = Double.MAX_VALUE;
            for (int i = 0; i < heapChart.time.length; i++) {
                // get distance from click event to data points for the given index
                d1 = distance(lsUseful.getPixelCoordinates(i), p);
                d2 = distance(lsExtra.getPixelCoordinates(i), p);
                d3 = distance(lsTotal.getPixelCoordinates(i), p);
                // find the closest data point to the click event
                currMin = Math.min(Math.min(d1, d2), d3);
                if (currMin < globalMin) {
                    closest = i;
                    globalMin = currMin;
                }
            }
            MassifSnapshot snapshot = (MassifSnapshot) viewer.getElementAt(closest);
            viewer.setSelection(new StructuredSelection(snapshot), true);
            if (e.count == 2 && snapshot.isDetailed()) {
                ChartLocationsDialog dialog = new ChartLocationsDialog(Display.getCurrent().getActiveShell());
                dialog.setInput(snapshot);
                if (dialog.open() == Window.OK) {
                    dialog.openEditorForResult();
                }
            }
        }
    });
}

Example 24 with Range

use of org.eclipse.swtchart.Range in project org.eclipse.linuxtools by eclipse-linuxtools.

the class GraphDiscreteXControl method handleUpdateEvent.

@Override
public void handleUpdateEvent() {
    IAxis xAxis = builder.getChart().getAxisSet().getXAxis(0);
    Range range = xAxis.getRange();
    zoomInButton.setEnabled(range.upper - range.lower > 0);
    boolean showingAll = builder.getScale() == 1;
    zoomOutButton.setEnabled(!showingAll);
    allButton.setEnabled(!showingAll);
    boolean hitLeft = showingAll || range.lower == 0;
    boolean hitRight = showingAll || range.upper == getNumItems() - 1;
    leftButton.setEnabled(!hitLeft);
    rightButton.setEnabled(!hitRight);
    firstButton.setEnabled(!hitLeft);
    lastButton.setEnabled(!hitRight);
}

Example 25 with Range

use of org.eclipse.swtchart.Range in project org.eclipse.linuxtools by eclipse-linuxtools.

the class AbstractChartWithAxisBuilder method applyRangeY.

/**
 * Updates the visible range of the chart's y-axis.
 * @param min The smallest y-value that should be in range.
 * @param max The largest y-value that should be in range.
 * @since 3.0
 */
protected void applyRangeY(double min, double max) {
    IAxis axis = chart.getAxisSet().getYAxis(0);
    double actualRange = max - min;
    double scaledRange = actualRange * scaleY;
    double marginL = scaledRange > 0 ? scaledRange * getChartMarginYL() : 1;
    double marginU = scaledRange > 0 ? scaledRange * getChartMarginYU() : 1;
    double lower = (actualRange - scaledRange) * scrollY + min;
    axis.setRange(new Range(lower - marginL, lower + scaledRange + marginU));
}