Plots.jl/src/subplot.jl
2015-09-11 16:55:16 -04:00

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# create a layout directly
SubplotLayout(rowcounts::AbstractVector{Int}) = SubplotLayout(sum(rowcounts), rowcounts)
# create a layout given counts... nr/nc == -1 implies we figure out a good number automatically
function SubplotLayout(numplts::Int, nr::Int, nc::Int)
# figure out how many rows/columns we need
if nr == -1
if nc == -1
nr = round(Int, sqrt(numplts))
nc = ceil(Int, numplts / nr)
else
nr = ceil(Int, numplts / nc)
end
else
nc = ceil(Int, numplts / nr)
end
# create the rowcounts vector
i = 0
rowcounts = Int[]
for r in 1:nr
cnt = min(nc, numplts - i)
push!(rowcounts, cnt)
i += cnt
end
SubplotLayout(numplts, rowcounts)
end
Base.length(layout::SubplotLayout) = layout.numplts
# ------------------------------------------------------------
Base.string(subplt::Subplot) = "Subplot{$(subplt.plotter) p=$(subplt.p) n=$(subplt.n)}"
Base.print(io::IO, subplt::Subplot) = print(io, string(subplt))
Base.show(io::IO, subplt::Subplot) = print(io, string(subplt))
getplot(subplt::Subplot) = subplt.plts[mod1(subplt.n, subplt.p)]
# ------------------------------------------------------------
doc"""
Create a series of plots:
```
y = rand(100,3)
subplot(y; n = 3) # create an automatic grid, and let it figure out the nr/nc... will put plots 1 and 2 on the first row, and plot 3 by itself on the 2nd row
subplot(y; n = 3, nr = 1) # create an automatic grid, but fix the number of rows to 1 (so there are n columns)
subplot(y; n = 3, nc = 1) # create an automatic grid, but fix the number of columns to 1 (so there are n rows)
subplot(y; layout = [1, 2]) # explicit layout by row... plot #1 goes by itself in the first row, plots 2 and 3 split the 2nd row (note the n kw is unnecessary)
```
"""
function subplot(args...; kw...)
d = Dict(kw)
# figure out the layout
if haskey(d, :layout)
layout = SubplotLayout(d[:layout])
else
if !haskey(d, :n)
error("You must specify either layout or n when creating a subplot: ", d)
end
layout = SubplotLayout(d[:n], get(d, :nr, -1), get(d, :nc, -1))
end
# initialize the individual plots
pkg = plotter()
kw0 = getPlotKeywordArgs(kw, 1, 0)
plts = Plot[plot(pkg; kw0..., show=false) for i in 1:length(layout)]
# create the object and do the plotting
subplt = Subplot(nothing, plts, pkg, length(layout), 0, layout)
subplot!(subplt, args...; kw...)
subplt
end
doc"""
Adds to a subplot.
"""
# current subplot
function subplot!(args...; kw...)
subplot!(currentPlot(), args...; kw...)
end
# not allowed:
function subplot!(plt::Plot, args...; kw...)
error("Can't call subplot! on a Plot!")
end
# # this adds to a specific subplot... most plot commands will flow through here
function subplot!(subplt::Subplot, args...; kw...)
kwList = createKWargsList(subplt, args...; kw...)
for (i,d) in enumerate(kwList)
subplt.n += 1
plt = getplot(subplt) # get the Plot object where this series will be drawn
plot!(plt; d...)
end
# create the underlying object (each backend will do this differently)
buildSubplotObject!(subplt.plotter, subplt)
# set this to be current
currentPlot!(subplt)
# do we want to show it?
d = Dict(kw)
if haskey(d, :show) && d[:show]
draw(subplt)
end
subplt
end