Plots.jl/src/backends/glvisualize.jl

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# [WEBSITE]
supportedArgs(::GLVisualizeBackend) = [
# :annotations,
# :axis,
# :background_color,
# :color_palette,
# :fillrange,
# :fillcolor,
# :fillalpha,
# :foreground_color,
# :group,
# :label,
# :layout,
# :legend,
# :linecolor,
# :linestyle,
:seriestype
# :seriescolor, :seriesalpha,
# :linewidth,
# :linealpha,
# :markershape,
# :markercolor,
# :markersize,
# :markeralpha,
# :markerstrokewidth,
# :markerstrokecolor,
# :markerstrokestyle,
# :n,
# :bins,
# :nc,
# :nr,
# :pos,
# :smooth,
# :show,
# :size,
# :title,
# :window_title,
# :x,
# :xguide,
# :xlims,
# :xticks,
# :y,
# :yguide,
# :ylims,
# :yrightlabel,
# :yticks,
# :xscale,
# :yscale,
# :xflip,
# :yflip,
# :z,
# :tickfont,
# :guidefont,
# :legendfont,
# :grid,
# :surface
# :levels,
]
supportedAxes(::GLVisualizeBackend) = [:auto, :left]
supportedTypes(::GLVisualizeBackend) = [:surface] #, :path, :scatter ,:steppre, :steppost, :sticks, :heatmap, :hexbin, :histogram, :bar, :hline, :vline, :contour]
supportedStyles(::GLVisualizeBackend) = [:auto, :solid] #, :dash, :dot, :dashdot, :dashdotdot]
supportedMarkers(::GLVisualizeBackend) = [:none, :auto, :ellipse] #, :rect, :diamond, :utriangle, :dtriangle, :cross, :xcross, :star5] #vcat(_allMarkers, Shape)
supportedScales(::GLVisualizeBackend) = [:identity] #, :log, :log2, :log10, :asinh, :sqrt]
subplotSupported(::GLVisualizeBackend) = false
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
function _initialize_backend(::GLVisualizeBackend; kw...)
@eval begin
import GLVisualize
export GLVisualize
end
end
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
immutable GLScreenWrapper
window
end
# function _create_plot(pkg::GLVisualizeBackend, d::KW)
function _create_backend_figure(plt::Plot{GLVisualizeBackend})
# TODO: create the window/canvas/context that is the plot within the backend
# TODO: initialize the plot... title, xlabel, bgcolor, etc
# TODO: this should be moved to the display method?
w=GLVisualize.glscreen()
@async GLVisualize.renderloop(w)
GLScreenWrapper(w)
# Plot(GLScreenWrapper(w), pkg, 0, d, KW[])
end
# ----------------------------------------------------------------
function _series_added(plt::Plot{GLVisualizeBackend}, series::Series)
# TODO: add one series to the underlying package
# TODO: this should be moved to the display method?
x, y, z = map(Float32, series.d[:x]), map(Float32, series.d[:y]), map(Float32, series.d[:z].surf)
GLVisualize.view(GLVisualize.visualize((x*ones(y)', ones(x)*y', z), :surface), plt.o.window)
# plt
end
# When series data is added/changed, this callback can do dynamic updates to the backend object.
# note: if the backend rebuilds the plot from scratch on display, then you might not do anything here.
function _series_updated(plt::Plot{GLVisualizeBackend}, series::Series)
# TODO
end
# ----------------------------------------------------------------
# Override this to update plot items (title, xlabel, etc), and add annotations (d[:annotations])
function _update_plot_object(plt::Plot{GLVisualizeBackend})
# TODO
end
# ----------------------------------------------------------------
function _writemime(io::IO, ::MIME"image/png", plt::AbstractPlot{GLVisualizeBackend})
# TODO: write a png to io
end
function _display(plt::Plot{GLVisualizeBackend})
# TODO: display/show the plot
# NOTE: I think maybe this should be empty? We can start with the assumption that creating
# and adding to a plot will automatically open a window and draw to it, then the display
# wouldn't actually need to do anything
end