Documentation and refactoring

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Alexander Nozik 2021-02-16 14:49:15 +03:00
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id("ru.mipt.npm.project") id("ru.mipt.npm.project")
} }
val dataforgeVersion by extra("0.3.0-dev-1") val dataforgeVersion by extra("0.3.0")
val ktorVersion by extra("1.5.0") val ktorVersion by extra("1.5.1")
val htmlVersion by extra("0.7.2") val htmlVersion by extra("0.7.2")
val kotlinWrappersVersion by extra("pre.129-kotlin-1.4.20") val kotlinWrappersVersion by extra("pre.129-kotlin-1.4.20")
val fxVersion by extra("14") val fxVersion by extra("14")
allprojects { allprojects {
repositories { repositories {
mavenLocal() mavenLocal()
jcenter()
maven("https://dl.bintray.com/pdvrieze/maven") maven("https://dl.bintray.com/pdvrieze/maven")
maven("http://maven.jzy3d.org/releases") maven("http://maven.jzy3d.org/releases")
} }

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package hep.dataforge.vision.gdml.demo package hep.dataforge.vision.gdml.demo
import hep.dataforge.meta.DFExperimental import hep.dataforge.misc.DFExperimental
import hep.dataforge.values.asValue import hep.dataforge.values.asValue
import hep.dataforge.vision.gdml.readFile import hep.dataforge.vision.gdml.readFile
import hep.dataforge.vision.gdml.toVision import hep.dataforge.vision.gdml.toVision

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val ktorVersion: String by rootProject.extra val ktorVersion: String by rootProject.extra
kscience { kscience {
useSerialization() // useSerialization()
application() application()
} }

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import hep.dataforge.context.Context import hep.dataforge.context.Context
import hep.dataforge.context.Global import hep.dataforge.context.Global
import hep.dataforge.meta.DFExperimental import hep.dataforge.misc.DFExperimental
import hep.dataforge.vision.solid.SolidManager import hep.dataforge.vision.solid.SolidManager
import io.ktor.application.Application import io.ktor.application.Application
import io.ktor.application.call import io.ktor.application.call
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import io.ktor.features.ContentNegotiation import io.ktor.features.ContentNegotiation
import io.ktor.features.DefaultHeaders import io.ktor.features.DefaultHeaders
import io.ktor.http.ContentType import io.ktor.http.ContentType
import io.ktor.http.HttpStatusCode
import io.ktor.http.content.resources import io.ktor.http.content.resources
import io.ktor.http.content.static import io.ktor.http.content.static
import io.ktor.response.respond import io.ktor.response.respond
import io.ktor.response.respondText
import io.ktor.routing.Routing import io.ktor.routing.Routing
import io.ktor.routing.get import io.ktor.routing.get
import io.ktor.serialization.json import io.ktor.serialization.json
import io.ktor.server.cio.CIO import io.ktor.server.cio.CIO
import io.ktor.server.engine.embeddedServer import io.ktor.server.engine.embeddedServer
import io.ktor.util.KtorExperimentalAPI import io.ktor.util.KtorExperimentalAPI
import kotlinx.serialization.json.Json
import org.apache.commons.math3.random.JDKRandomGenerator import org.apache.commons.math3.random.JDKRandomGenerator
import ru.mipt.npm.muon.monitor.Model import ru.mipt.npm.muon.monitor.Model
import ru.mipt.npm.muon.monitor.sim.Cos2TrackGenerator import ru.mipt.npm.muon.monitor.sim.Cos2TrackGenerator
import ru.mipt.npm.muon.monitor.sim.simulateOne import ru.mipt.npm.muon.monitor.sim.simulateOne
import io.ktor.response.respondText
import java.awt.Desktop import java.awt.Desktop
import java.io.File import java.io.File
import java.net.URI import java.net.URI
import io.ktor.http.HttpStatusCode
private val generator = Cos2TrackGenerator(JDKRandomGenerator(223)) private val generator = Cos2TrackGenerator(JDKRandomGenerator(223))

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kscience { kscience {
useSerialization { // useSerialization {
json() // json()
} // }
application() application()
} }

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application() application()
} }
val kotlinWrappersVersion: String by rootProject.extra
kotlin { kotlin {
jvm { jvm {
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commonMain { commonMain {
dependencies { dependencies {
implementation(project(":visionforge-solid")) implementation(project(":visionforge-solid"))
implementation(project(":visionforge-gdml")) // implementation(project(":visionforge-gdml"))
} }
} }
jvmMain{ jvmMain{
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jsMain{ jsMain{
dependencies { dependencies {
implementation(project(":visionforge-threejs")) implementation(project(":visionforge-threejs"))
implementation("org.jetbrains:kotlin-css:1.0.0-pre.129-kotlin-1.4.10")
} }
} }
} }

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import hep.dataforge.names.plus import hep.dataforge.names.plus
import hep.dataforge.names.startsWith import hep.dataforge.names.startsWith
import hep.dataforge.values.asValue import hep.dataforge.values.asValue
import hep.dataforge.vision.getProperty
import hep.dataforge.vision.onPropertyChange import hep.dataforge.vision.onPropertyChange
import hep.dataforge.vision.set
import hep.dataforge.vision.setProperty
import hep.dataforge.vision.solid.* import hep.dataforge.vision.solid.*
import hep.dataforge.vision.solid.Solid.Companion.GEOMETRY_KEY import hep.dataforge.vision.solid.Solid.Companion.GEOMETRY_KEY
import hep.dataforge.vision.solid.three.* import hep.dataforge.vision.solid.three.*

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package hep.dataforge.vision.solid.demo
import javafx.stage.Stage
import tornadofx.*
class FXDemoApp : App(FXDemoGrid::class) {
val view: FXDemoGrid by inject()
override fun start(stage: Stage) {
super.start(stage)
stage.width = 600.0
stage.height = 600.0
view.showcase()
}
}
fun main() {
launch<FXDemoApp>()
}

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package hep.dataforge.vision.solid.demo
import hep.dataforge.vision.gdml.gdml
import javafx.stage.Stage
import tornadofx.*
import java.nio.file.NoSuchFileException
import java.nio.file.Paths
class FXDemoApp : App(FXDemoGrid::class) {
val view: FXDemoGrid by inject()
override fun start(stage: Stage) {
super.start(stage)
stage.width = 600.0
stage.height = 600.0
view.showcase()
try {
view.demo("gdml", "gdml-cubes") {
gdml(Paths.get("D:\\Work\\Projects\\gdml.kt\\gdml-source\\cubes.gdml"))
//setProperty(Material3D.MATERIAL_WIREFRAME_KEY, true)
}
}
catch (e: NoSuchFileException) {
println("GDML demo: Please specify the correct file path e.g. " +
"visionforge\\demo\\gdml\\src\\commonMain\\resources\\cubes.gdml")
}
}
}
fun main() {
launch<FXDemoApp>()
}

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### DataForge Name ### DataForge Name
### DataForge Meta ### DataForge Meta
### DataForge Context

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### Styling ### Styling
The actual layering scheme is more complicated. All objects support styling. The styles are named `Meta` nodes that could be used to define groups of properties together and use in different `Vision`s. The styles are defined as named `Meta` nodes in a `VisionGroup` `@stylesheet` property (DataForge states that names starting with `@` are reserved for system properties, not visible by default to the user). The style or a list of styles could be applied to a `Vision` by setting the reserved `@style` property to the name of the style being used or by using `Vision::style` extension property. The style name is then resolved to the nearest ancestor that defines it. The key difference from the CSS styling in HTML is that the stylesheets could be added to any node, not only to the hierarchy root. It allows to decouple the whole subtrees together with styles from the main `Vision` graph, or create stand-alone branches. One must note, that the same style could be defined on different levels of the tree, only the nearest ancestor is resolved, meaning that one can override styles for a sub-tree. The actual layering scheme is more complicated. All objects support styling. The styles are named `Meta` nodes that could be used to define groups of properties together and use in different `Vision`s. The styles are defined as named `Meta` nodes in a `VisionGroup` `@stylesheet` property (DataForge states that names starting with `@` are reserved for system properties, not visible by default to the user). The style or a list of styles could be applied to a `Vision` by setting the reserved `@style` property to the name of the style being used or by using `Vision::style` extension property. The style name is then resolved to the nearest ancestor that defines it. The key difference from the CSS styling in HTML is that the stylesheets could be added to any node, not only to the hierarchy root. It allows to decouple the whole subtrees together with styles from the main `Vision` graph, or create stand-alone branches. One must note, that the same style could be defined on different levels of the tree, only the nearest ancestor is resolved, meaning that one can override styles for a sub-tree.
### Intermediate representation
### Kotlin DSL for creating vision-graphs

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## Features
### Customization and plugins
### Full-stack development

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## Solids
The primary initial goal of creating the library was to provide a flexible API and rendering engine to draw solid geometric forms for so-called event display task in particle physics. Event display is used to provide visualization for particle hit events in both accelerator and non-accelerator experiments (see [add links here] for examples). The event display system must have a way to render basic 3D shapes like boxes, tubes and spheres and particle tracks. An additional requirement is to be able to change coloring and transparency of different elements as well as custom attributes specific to the problem.
The `Solid` class inherits the `Vision` and has three additional nullable real vector properties: `position`, `rotation` and `scale`. Those properties are placed on the top level of the class instead of `properties` tree for performance optimization purposes. The `position` and `rotation` properties reflect the position offset in absolute units and rotation in radians relative to the parent and have defaults of `0.0`. Relativity means that if the parent `Vision` (`SolidGroup`) has `position = (1.0, 0.0, 1.0)` and a child has `position = (0.0, 2.0, 0.0)`, then the real offset of rendered object will be `(1.0, 2.0, 1.0)`. The same goes for the rotation. By default, the rotation uses intrinsic Cordan (TaitBryan) angles with `XYZ` order, but order could be changed with an inherited property `rotation.order`. The `scale` property is not inherited and represents local `Solid` scaling factor with default value of `1.0`.
The `SolidGroup` represents the specific kind of `VisionGroup` that has properties of a `Solid` and has one additional special property: the prototype container.
### Solid prototypes
One of the important requirements for event display system is the ability to render a huge number of primitives (tens and hundreds of thousands). This is especially important for accelerator experiments with fine-grained calorimeter detectors ([ref here]). The most memory and CPU-consuming task to render such structures is computing the geometry o equal elements (like calorimeter cells). In order to optimize rendering and model representation for such cases, we introduced so-called prototypes. The idea is that multiple visions could have the same prototype and share the definition and actual rendered geometry. The prototypes are stored in a special container property called `prototypes` in a `SolidGroup` object. In order to access those prototypes there is a special `Solid` object called `SolidReference`. It inherits `Solid` (has properties container, position, rotation and scale), but does not define any geometry. Instead, it has a single `refName` property which stores a fully qualified DataForge `Name` (see [Appendix](appendix.md)) that designates the name of the prototype to be used. During rendering phase, the system searches for appropriate prototype in the nearest parent. If the prototype is not found, the search continues in the next parent in the chain. Like property resolution, the prototype resolution is fine-grained and local, meaning that a part of `Vision` graph could be self-contained together with prototypes.
An important point is that prototypes are resolved in a parent vision container, and the parent vision container for prototypes is the vision group. It means that prototype itself could reference a prototype, or even in corner cases reference itself (such cases should be checked for infinite loops). The prototype relation example is shown in [prototypes.uml](uml/prototypes.puml). Here `Prototype Ref` vision references the `Prototype` vision by first seeking up to `VirionGroup`, the resolving the prototype with appropriate name. In theory, vision groups inside prototypes groups could contain the prototypes of their own, but such constructs should be used with care.
### Solid definitions
Solid models are defined as kotlin classes that also serve as builders for DSL and serialization models. For example, here is the definition for a `Box` class:
```kotlin
@Serializable
@SerialName("solid.box")
class Box(
val xSize: Float,
val ySize: Float,
val zSize: Float
) : SolidBase(), GeometrySolid
```
In general, one does not define how specific solid is rendered, it is done in the rendering back-end. It means that in general, there should be a specific renderer defined for each type of solids defined in the model. Some solids have additional mechanism to avoid providing renderers for each primitive. Classes that inherit `GeometrySolid` interface provide a way to define geometry via polygons like this:
```kotlin
override fun <T : Any> toGeometry(geometryBuilder: GeometryBuilder<T>) {
val dx = xSize / 2
val dy = ySize / 2
val dz = zSize / 2
val node1 = Point3D(-dx, -dy, -dz)
val node2 = Point3D(dx, -dy, -dz)
val node3 = Point3D(dx, dy, -dz)
val node4 = Point3D(-dx, dy, -dz)
val node5 = Point3D(-dx, -dy, dz)
val node6 = Point3D(dx, -dy, dz)
val node7 = Point3D(dx, dy, dz)
val node8 = Point3D(-dx, dy, dz)
geometryBuilder.face4(node1, node4, node3, node2)
geometryBuilder.face4(node1, node2, node6, node5)
geometryBuilder.face4(node2, node3, node7, node6)
geometryBuilder.face4(node4, node8, node7, node3)
geometryBuilder.face4(node1, node5, node8, node4)
geometryBuilder.face4(node8, node5, node6, node7)
}
```
The `GeometryBuilder` instance is provided by the specific rendering engine, so the polygons are generated for target engine without intermediate steps. If the renderer provides its own implementation for a solid renderer, it takes precedence over generic `GeometrySolid` definition.
An important basic solid is the `Composite`. It is a primitive, that allows combine two (maybe more in future) primitives via [composite solid geometry or CSG](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constructive_solid_geometry) transformations (union, difference and subtraction). At this moment, the actual transformation is done on the renderer side.
### GDML bindings
VisionForge supports extensible geometry primitive list, but we've started with primitives needed to render BM@N ([ref]) GDML ([ref]) geometry. GDML files are read with [gdml.kt](https://github.com/mipt-npm/gdml.kt) package designed specifically for this purpose. The package uses [https://github.com/pdvrieze/xmlutil](https://github.com/pdvrieze/xmlutil) serialization plugin to parse GDML structure into the convenient object structure and has language definitions for all GDML primitives. The `visionforge-gdml` module contains a converter that transforms Gdml.kt structures into `Solid`.
The GDML file definition contains several sections:
* **defines** - Dimensions and numbers for geometries.
* **materials** - Material definitions.
* **solids** - Primitive definitions and their composition.
* **structure** - Combinations of solids and groups used in geometry.
* **setup** - Metadata and geometry entry point.
GDML materials are currently used only for Solid coloring. The data from material is stored in the `Vision` properties. Solids section and structures are transformed into top level group prototypes, which allows not only to create a compact representation, but also optimize rendering. The gdml structure is not always flexible. For example, it is not possible to add a solid directly into a group, but instead one needs to add a group with a single element. Problems like this could be automatically optimized by the convertor.
Not all GDML solids are currently supported by the converter, they could be added later on-demand. Current support covers all solids used in BM@N geometry.
### ThreeJs renderer
VisionForge is not tied to any single renderer. Right now the primary target is the Browser rendering with [Three.js library](https://threejs.org/). The Three.js supports different renderers including WebGL with hardware support and virtual reality.
The bindings for three-js was implemented in kotlin-js based on a [work by Lars Ivar Hatledal](https://github.com/markaren/three-kt-wrapper). The wrapper allows seamless integration with a lot of different library APIs incliding custom cameras and CSG.

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@startuml
package "VisionGroup" {
package "Prototypes"{
[Prototype]
package "Prototype group"{
[Prototype Ref] --> [Prototype]
}
}
package "Child group"{
[Ref] --> [Prototype Ref]
}
}
@enduml

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package hep.dataforge.vision.examples package hep.dataforge.vision.examples
import hep.dataforge.meta.DFExperimental import hep.dataforge.misc.DFExperimental
import hep.dataforge.vision.VisionForge import hep.dataforge.vision.VisionForge
import hep.dataforge.vision.VisionManager import hep.dataforge.vision.VisionManager
import hep.dataforge.vision.html.fragment import hep.dataforge.vision.html.fragment
import hep.dataforge.vision.plotly.plotly import hep.dataforge.vision.plotly.plotly
import hep.dataforge.vision.plotly.withPlotly import hep.dataforge.vision.plotly.withPlotly
import kotlinx.html.hr
import kotlinx.html.p
import kscience.plotly.scatter import kscience.plotly.scatter
@DFExperimental @DFExperimental

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package hep.dataforge.vision.examples package hep.dataforge.vision.examples
import hep.dataforge.meta.DFExperimental import hep.dataforge.misc.DFExperimental
import hep.dataforge.vision.VisionForge import hep.dataforge.vision.VisionForge
import hep.dataforge.vision.VisionManager import hep.dataforge.vision.VisionManager
import hep.dataforge.vision.html.ResourceLocation import hep.dataforge.vision.html.ResourceLocation

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package hep.dataforge.vision.examples package hep.dataforge.vision.examples
import hep.dataforge.context.Context import hep.dataforge.context.Context
import hep.dataforge.meta.DFExperimental import hep.dataforge.misc.DFExperimental
import hep.dataforge.vision.html.HtmlVisionFragment import hep.dataforge.vision.html.HtmlVisionFragment
import hep.dataforge.vision.html.ResourceLocation import hep.dataforge.vision.html.ResourceLocation
import hep.dataforge.vision.html.scriptHeader import hep.dataforge.vision.html.scriptHeader

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package hep.dataforge.vision.examples package hep.dataforge.vision.examples
import hep.dataforge.meta.DFExperimental import hep.dataforge.misc.DFExperimental
import hep.dataforge.vision.VisionForge import hep.dataforge.vision.VisionForge
import hep.dataforge.vision.VisionManager import hep.dataforge.vision.VisionManager
import hep.dataforge.vision.html.ResourceLocation import hep.dataforge.vision.html.ResourceLocation

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pluginManagement { pluginManagement {
val kotlinVersion = "1.4.30-RC" val kotlinVersion = "1.4.30"
val toolsVersion = "0.7.3-1.4.30-RC" val toolsVersion = "0.7.6"
repositories { repositories {
mavenLocal() mavenLocal()
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":visionforge-gdml", ":visionforge-gdml",
":visionforge-server", ":visionforge-server",
":visionforge-plotly", ":visionforge-plotly",
":demo:spatial-showcase", ":demo:solid-showcase",
":demo:gdml", // ":demo:gdml",
":demo:muon-monitor", ":demo:muon-monitor",
":demo:sat-demo", ":demo:sat-demo"
":playground" // ":playground"
) )

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package hep.dataforge.vision package hep.dataforge.vision
import hep.dataforge.meta.DFExperimental
import hep.dataforge.meta.Meta import hep.dataforge.meta.Meta
import hep.dataforge.meta.MetaBuilder import hep.dataforge.meta.MetaBuilder
import hep.dataforge.misc.DFExperimental
import kotlin.properties.ReadOnlyProperty import kotlin.properties.ReadOnlyProperty
/** /**

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@ -4,6 +4,7 @@ import hep.dataforge.meta.*
import hep.dataforge.meta.descriptors.NodeDescriptor import hep.dataforge.meta.descriptors.NodeDescriptor
import hep.dataforge.meta.descriptors.defaultItem import hep.dataforge.meta.descriptors.defaultItem
import hep.dataforge.meta.descriptors.get import hep.dataforge.meta.descriptors.get
import hep.dataforge.misc.DFExperimental
import hep.dataforge.names.Name import hep.dataforge.names.Name
import hep.dataforge.names.asName import hep.dataforge.names.asName
import hep.dataforge.names.plus import hep.dataforge.names.plus

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package hep.dataforge.vision package hep.dataforge.vision
import hep.dataforge.meta.* import hep.dataforge.meta.*
import hep.dataforge.misc.DFExperimental
import hep.dataforge.names.Name import hep.dataforge.names.Name
import hep.dataforge.names.plus import hep.dataforge.names.plus
import hep.dataforge.values.Null import hep.dataforge.values.Null
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import kotlinx.coroutines.flow.flow import kotlinx.coroutines.flow.flow
import kotlinx.coroutines.flow.launchIn import kotlinx.coroutines.flow.launchIn
import kotlinx.coroutines.flow.onEach import kotlinx.coroutines.flow.onEach
import kotlinx.serialization.* import kotlinx.serialization.Serializable
import kotlin.jvm.Synchronized import kotlin.jvm.Synchronized
import kotlin.time.Duration import kotlin.time.Duration

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package hep.dataforge.vision.html package hep.dataforge.vision.html
import hep.dataforge.meta.DFExperimental import hep.dataforge.misc.DFExperimental
import hep.dataforge.vision.VisionManager import hep.dataforge.vision.VisionManager
import kotlinx.html.FlowContent import kotlinx.html.FlowContent
import kotlinx.html.TagConsumer import kotlinx.html.TagConsumer

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package hep.dataforge.vision.html package hep.dataforge.vision.html
import hep.dataforge.meta.* import hep.dataforge.meta.Meta
import hep.dataforge.meta.MetaBuilder
import hep.dataforge.meta.MetaSerializer
import hep.dataforge.meta.isEmpty
import hep.dataforge.misc.DFExperimental
import hep.dataforge.names.Name import hep.dataforge.names.Name
import hep.dataforge.names.toName import hep.dataforge.names.toName
import hep.dataforge.vision.Vision import hep.dataforge.vision.Vision
import hep.dataforge.vision.VisionManager import hep.dataforge.vision.VisionManager
import kotlinx.html.* import kotlinx.html.*
import kotlin.collections.set
import kotlin.collections.setOf
/** /**

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package hep.dataforge.vision.html package hep.dataforge.vision.html
import hep.dataforge.meta.DFExperimental
import hep.dataforge.meta.set import hep.dataforge.meta.set
import hep.dataforge.misc.DFExperimental
import hep.dataforge.vision.VisionBase import hep.dataforge.vision.VisionBase
import hep.dataforge.vision.configure import hep.dataforge.vision.configure
import hep.dataforge.vision.meta import hep.dataforge.vision.meta

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package hep.dataforge.vision.html package hep.dataforge.vision.html
import hep.dataforge.meta.DFExperimental import hep.dataforge.misc.DFExperimental
import hep.dataforge.vision.VisionManager import hep.dataforge.vision.VisionManager
import kotlinx.html.link import kotlinx.html.link
import kotlinx.html.script import kotlinx.html.script

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package hep.dataforge.vision package hep.dataforge.vision
import hep.dataforge.context.Context import hep.dataforge.context.Context
import hep.dataforge.meta.DFExperimental import hep.dataforge.misc.DFExperimental
import hep.dataforge.vision.html.HtmlFragment import hep.dataforge.vision.html.HtmlFragment
import hep.dataforge.vision.html.HtmlVisionFragment import hep.dataforge.vision.html.HtmlVisionFragment
import hep.dataforge.vision.html.Page import hep.dataforge.vision.html.Page

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kscience{ kscience{
useFx(ru.mipt.npm.gradle.FXModule.CONTROLS, version = fxVersion) useFx(ru.mipt.npm.gradle.FXModule.CONTROLS, version = fxVersion)
useSerialization()
} }
dependencies { dependencies {

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val commonMain by getting { val commonMain by getting {
dependencies { dependencies {
api(project(":visionforge-solid")) api(project(":visionforge-solid"))
api("kscience.gdml:gdml:0.2.0-dev-3") api("kscience.gdml:gdml:0.2.0")
} }
} }
} }

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} }
} }
else -> error("Renderer for $solid not supported yet") is GDMLEllipsoid -> TODO("Renderer for $solid not supported yet")
is GDMLElTube -> TODO("Renderer for $solid not supported yet")
is GDMLElCone -> TODO("Renderer for $solid not supported yet")
is GDMLParaboloid -> TODO("Renderer for $solid not supported yet")
is GDMLParallelepiped -> TODO("Renderer for $solid not supported yet")
is GDMLTorus -> TODO("Renderer for $solid not supported yet")
is GDMLTrapezoid -> TODO("Renderer for $solid not supported yet")
is GDMLPolycone -> TODO("Renderer for $solid not supported yet")
} }
} }

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package hep.dataforge.vision.gdml package hep.dataforge.vision.gdml
import hep.dataforge.meta.DFExperimental
import hep.dataforge.meta.itemSequence import hep.dataforge.meta.itemSequence
import hep.dataforge.misc.DFExperimental
import hep.dataforge.vision.Vision import hep.dataforge.vision.Vision
import hep.dataforge.vision.meta import hep.dataforge.vision.meta
import hep.dataforge.vision.solid.* import hep.dataforge.vision.solid.*

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id("ru.mipt.npm.mpp") id("ru.mipt.npm.mpp")
} }
kscience { val plotlyVersion = "0.3.1"
kscience{
useSerialization() useSerialization()
} }
val plotlyVersion = "0.3.1-dev"
kotlin { kotlin {
js{ js{
//binaries.library() //binaries.library()

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@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
package hep.dataforge.vision.plotly package hep.dataforge.vision.plotly
import hep.dataforge.meta.Config import hep.dataforge.meta.Config
import hep.dataforge.meta.DFExperimental import hep.dataforge.misc.DFExperimental
import hep.dataforge.vision.VisionBase import hep.dataforge.vision.VisionBase
import hep.dataforge.vision.html.VisionOutput import hep.dataforge.vision.html.VisionOutput
import kotlinx.serialization.Serializable import kotlinx.serialization.Serializable

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@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
package hep.dataforge.vision.plotly package hep.dataforge.vision.plotly
import hep.dataforge.meta.DFExperimental import hep.dataforge.misc.DFExperimental
import hep.dataforge.vision.html.HtmlFragment import hep.dataforge.vision.html.HtmlFragment
import hep.dataforge.vision.html.ResourceLocation import hep.dataforge.vision.html.ResourceLocation
import hep.dataforge.vision.html.scriptHeader import hep.dataforge.vision.html.scriptHeader

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@ -2,6 +2,7 @@ package hep.dataforge.vision.three.server
import hep.dataforge.context.Context import hep.dataforge.context.Context
import hep.dataforge.meta.* import hep.dataforge.meta.*
import hep.dataforge.misc.DFExperimental
import hep.dataforge.names.Name import hep.dataforge.names.Name
import hep.dataforge.names.toName import hep.dataforge.names.toName
import hep.dataforge.vision.Vision import hep.dataforge.vision.Vision

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@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ plugins {
id("ru.mipt.npm.mpp") id("ru.mipt.npm.mpp")
} }
kscience { kscience{
useSerialization() useSerialization()
} }

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@ -3,7 +3,6 @@ package hep.dataforge.vision.solid
import hep.dataforge.vision.VisionBuilder import hep.dataforge.vision.VisionBuilder
import hep.dataforge.vision.VisionContainerBuilder import hep.dataforge.vision.VisionContainerBuilder
import hep.dataforge.vision.set import hep.dataforge.vision.set
import hep.dataforge.vision.solid.Solid.Companion.solidEquals
import kotlinx.serialization.SerialName import kotlinx.serialization.SerialName
import kotlinx.serialization.Serializable import kotlinx.serialization.Serializable
@ -36,25 +35,25 @@ public class Box(
geometryBuilder.face4(node8, node5, node6, node7) geometryBuilder.face4(node8, node5, node6, node7)
} }
override fun equals(other: Any?): Boolean { // override fun equals(other: Any?): Boolean {
if (this === other) return true // if (this === other) return true
if (other == null || this::class != other::class) return false // if (other == null || this::class != other::class) return false
//
other as Box // other as Box
//
if (xSize != other.xSize) return false // if (xSize != other.xSize) return false
if (ySize != other.ySize) return false // if (ySize != other.ySize) return false
if (zSize != other.zSize) return false // if (zSize != other.zSize) return false
//
return solidEquals(this, other) // return solidEquals(this, other)
} // }
//
override fun hashCode(): Int { // override fun hashCode(): Int {
var result = xSize.hashCode() // var result = xSize.hashCode()
result = 31 * result + ySize.hashCode() // result = 31 * result + ySize.hashCode()
result = 31 * result + zSize.hashCode() // result = 31 * result + zSize.hashCode()
return 31 * result + Solid.solidHashCode(this) // return 31 * result + Solid.solidHashCode(this)
} // }
public companion object { public companion object {

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@ -33,7 +33,6 @@ public class SolidGroup(
override val descriptor: NodeDescriptor get() = Solid.descriptor override val descriptor: NodeDescriptor get() = Solid.descriptor
/** /**
* Ger a prototype redirecting the request to the parent if prototype is not found * Ger a prototype redirecting the request to the parent if prototype is not found
*/ */
@ -69,7 +68,7 @@ public class SolidGroup(
} }
public companion object { public companion object {
// val PROTOTYPES_KEY = NameToken("@prototypes") //public val PROTOTYPES_TOKEN = NameToken("@prototypes")
} }
} }

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@ -3,8 +3,8 @@ package hep.dataforge.vision.solid
import hep.dataforge.context.Context import hep.dataforge.context.Context
import hep.dataforge.context.PluginFactory import hep.dataforge.context.PluginFactory
import hep.dataforge.context.PluginTag import hep.dataforge.context.PluginTag
import hep.dataforge.meta.DFExperimental
import hep.dataforge.meta.Meta import hep.dataforge.meta.Meta
import hep.dataforge.misc.DFExperimental
import hep.dataforge.vision.* import hep.dataforge.vision.*
import hep.dataforge.vision.html.VisionOutput import hep.dataforge.vision.html.VisionOutput
import kotlinx.serialization.PolymorphicSerializer import kotlinx.serialization.PolymorphicSerializer

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@ -1,7 +1,9 @@
package hep.dataforge.vision.solid package hep.dataforge.vision.solid
import hep.dataforge.meta.* import hep.dataforge.meta.MetaItem
import hep.dataforge.meta.asMetaItem
import hep.dataforge.meta.descriptors.NodeDescriptor import hep.dataforge.meta.descriptors.NodeDescriptor
import hep.dataforge.misc.DFExperimental
import hep.dataforge.names.* import hep.dataforge.names.*
import hep.dataforge.vision.* import hep.dataforge.vision.*
import kotlinx.coroutines.flow.Flow import kotlinx.coroutines.flow.Flow
@ -35,15 +37,15 @@ private fun SolidReference.getRefProperty(
@Serializable @Serializable
@SerialName("solid.ref") @SerialName("solid.ref")
public class SolidReferenceGroup( public class SolidReferenceGroup(
public val templateName: Name, public val refName: Name,
) : SolidBase(), SolidReference, VisionGroup { ) : SolidBase(), SolidReference, VisionGroup {
/** /**
* Recursively search for defined template in the parent * Recursively search for defined template in the parent
*/ */
override val prototype: Solid override val prototype: Solid
get() = (parent as? SolidGroup)?.getPrototype(templateName) get() = (parent as? SolidGroup)?.getPrototype(refName)
?: error("Prototype with name $templateName not found in $parent") ?: error("Prototype with name $refName not found in $parent")
override val children: Map<NameToken, Vision> override val children: Map<NameToken, Vision>
get() = (prototype as? VisionGroup)?.children get() = (prototype as? VisionGroup)?.children

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@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
package hep.dataforge.vision.solid.transform package hep.dataforge.vision.solid.transform
import hep.dataforge.meta.DFExperimental import hep.dataforge.misc.DFExperimental
import hep.dataforge.names.asName import hep.dataforge.names.asName
import hep.dataforge.vision.* import hep.dataforge.vision.*
import hep.dataforge.vision.solid.* import hep.dataforge.vision.solid.*

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@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
package hep.dataforge.vision.solid.transform package hep.dataforge.vision.solid.transform
import hep.dataforge.meta.DFExperimental import hep.dataforge.misc.DFExperimental
import hep.dataforge.names.Name import hep.dataforge.names.Name
import hep.dataforge.names.asName import hep.dataforge.names.asName
import hep.dataforge.vision.MutableVisionGroup import hep.dataforge.vision.MutableVisionGroup
@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ internal object UnRef : VisualTreeTransform<SolidGroup>() {
reducer[key] = (reducer[key] ?: 0) + value reducer[key] = (reducer[key] ?: 0) + value
} }
} else if (obj is SolidReferenceGroup) { } else if (obj is SolidReferenceGroup) {
reducer[obj.templateName] = (reducer[obj.templateName] ?: 0) + 1 reducer[obj.refName] = (reducer[obj.refName] ?: 0) + 1
} }
return reducer return reducer
@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ internal object UnRef : VisualTreeTransform<SolidGroup>() {
(this as? SolidGroup)?.prototypes{ (this as? SolidGroup)?.prototypes{
set(name, null) set(name, null)
} }
children.filter { (it.value as? SolidReferenceGroup)?.templateName == name }.forEach { (key, value) -> children.filter { (it.value as? SolidReferenceGroup)?.refName == name }.forEach { (key, value) ->
val reference = value as SolidReferenceGroup val reference = value as SolidReferenceGroup
val newChild = mergeChild(reference, reference.prototype) val newChild = mergeChild(reference, reference.prototype)
newChild.parent = null newChild.parent = null

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@ -1,7 +1,10 @@
package hep.dataforge.vision.solid package hep.dataforge.vision.solid
import hep.dataforge.meta.* import hep.dataforge.meta.MetaItemNode
import hep.dataforge.meta.getIndexed
import hep.dataforge.meta.node
import hep.dataforge.meta.toMetaItem
import hep.dataforge.misc.DFExperimental
import kotlin.test.Test import kotlin.test.Test
import kotlin.test.assertEquals import kotlin.test.assertEquals

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@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
package hep.dataforge.vision.solid package hep.dataforge.vision.solid
import hep.dataforge.context.Global import hep.dataforge.context.Global
import hep.dataforge.meta.DFExperimental import hep.dataforge.misc.DFExperimental
import hep.dataforge.vision.get import hep.dataforge.vision.get
import kotlin.test.Test import kotlin.test.Test
import kotlin.test.assertEquals import kotlin.test.assertEquals

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@ -2,10 +2,6 @@ plugins {
id("ru.mipt.npm.js") id("ru.mipt.npm.js")
} }
kscience {
useSerialization()
}
kotlin{ kotlin{
js{ js{
binaries.library() binaries.library()

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@ -2,13 +2,6 @@ plugins {
id("ru.mipt.npm.mpp") id("ru.mipt.npm.mpp")
} }
kscience{
useSerialization{
json()
}
}
val ktorVersion: String by rootProject.extra val ktorVersion: String by rootProject.extra
kotlin { kotlin {

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@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
package hep.dataforge.vision.three.server package hep.dataforge.vision.three.server
import hep.dataforge.context.Context import hep.dataforge.context.Context
import hep.dataforge.meta.DFExperimental import hep.dataforge.misc.DFExperimental
import hep.dataforge.vision.html.HtmlVisionFragment import hep.dataforge.vision.html.HtmlVisionFragment
import hep.dataforge.vision.html.ResourceLocation import hep.dataforge.vision.html.ResourceLocation
import hep.dataforge.vision.html.scriptHeader import hep.dataforge.vision.html.scriptHeader