Module: StairCar::Inspect

Included in:
PMatrix, UMatrix
Defined in:
lib/stair_car/shared/inspect.rb

Instance Method Summary collapse

Instance Method Details

#inspect(screen_width = 80, rows_to_show = 12) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/stair_car/shared/inspect.rb', line 3

def inspect(screen_width = 80, rows_to_show=12)
  lines = []
  lines << "<#PMatrix(#{type}) #{rows}x#{cols} #{sparse? ? 'sparse' : 'dense'}>"

  # To print cleanly, we should make the rows as big as the max width
  # cell.  We greedly loop through the columns and keep track of where
  # we are.
  formatter = Proc.new { |number| sprintf('%.3f', number).gsub(/[.]?0+$/, '') }

  # Sometimes we only have a 1x1 matrix, and lookups will return a float
  if rows == 1 && cols == 1
    lines << formatter.call(self.value_at(0,0))
    return lines.join("\n")
  end

  # Max rows, minus the last row
  max_rows = [rows_to_show-1, rows].min

  # We need to find the biggest cell we're going to need to display.  So
  # we grab the last row, then all of the other rows, by the last column,
  # followed by all of the other columns.  We go down columns until we go
  # past the screen width.
  cell_width = self[[-1,0...(max_rows-1)],[-1,0...(cols-1)]].max_char_width(formatter, max_rows, screen_width)

  # Compute how many columns we can show in the screen area, min with cols
  # incase we could fit more than we have
  max_columns = (screen_width / cell_width).floor
  if max_columns >= self.cols
    # We can display all of the cells, set the screen width to the new width
    hidden_columns = false
    screen_width = (cell_width * self.cols) - 1
  else
    # We can't fit all cells, hide the columns
    hidden_columns = true
    max_columns = ((screen_width - 3 - cell_width) / cell_width).floor
  end

  # See if we need to hide rows
  hidden_rows = (self.rows > max_rows)

  # Add all rows, except the last
  [max_rows, self.rows-1].min.times do |row|
    lines << row_line_text(row, formatter, max_columns, screen_width, cell_width, hidden_columns)
  end

  # Put a line in saying how rows we've hidden
  if hidden_rows
    lines << "#{self.rows - max_rows} rows".center(screen_width, '.')
  end

  # Say how many rows we're leaving out
  if hidden_columns
    # Go in and replace the .'s with text
    message = "#{self.cols - max_columns} cols".center(max_rows, '.')

    # convert message to an array
    message = message.split(//)
    (max_rows-1).times do |row|
      next_char = message.slice!(0)
      break unless next_char
      lines[row+1][(cell_width + 2) * -1] = next_char
    end
  end

  # Add last row
  lines << row_line_text(-1, formatter, max_columns, screen_width, cell_width, hidden_columns)

  return lines.join("\n")
end

#max_char_width(formatter, max_rows, max_char_width) ⇒ Object

Figure out how big the cells should be, stop early when we reach the end of the screen



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# File 'lib/stair_car/shared/inspect.rb', line 75

def max_char_width(formatter, max_rows, max_char_width)
  max_cell_width = 0
  rows.times do |row|
    cols.times do |column|
      cell_value = self.value_at(row, column)
      width = formatter.call(cell_value).size + 1

      # Track the biggest cell width we've seen so far
      max_cell_width = width if width > max_cell_width

      if max_cell_width * column > max_char_width
        # We have now passed the width of the screen or section, break
        #  to next row
        break
      end
    end
  end

  return max_cell_width
end