timeplot 0.3.6 → 0.3.7

raw patch · 2 files changed

+8/−8 lines, 2 files

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• Tools/TimePlot.hs +7/−7
• timeplot.cabal +1/−1

@@ -594,7 +594,7 @@       bin@(t1,t2) <- getBin       states <- getStates       let binSizeSec = toSeconds (t2 `sub` t1) t1-      RWS.tell [(bin, [(s, (fromIntegral npulse/binSizeSec + area + toSeconds (t2 `sub` start) t2*nopen)/binSizeSec) | (s,(area,start,nopen,npulse)) <- states])]+      RWS.tell [(bin, [(s, (fromIntegral npulse + area + toSeconds (t2 `sub` start) t2*nopen)/binSizeSec) | (s,(area,start,nopen,npulse)) <- states])]       forM_ states $ \(s, (area,start,nopen,_)) -> putState s (0,t2,nopen,0)       nextBin @@ -607,9 +607,9 @@                else step'' ev     step'' ev@(t,s,e) = do (t1,t2) <- getBin; when (t < t1 || t >= t2) (error "Outside bin"); step' ev     step' (t, s, SetTo _) = modState s t id-    step' (t, s, Pulse _) = modState s t id-    step' (t, s, Rise)    = modState s t $ \(area, start, nopen, npulse) -> (area+toSeconds (t `sub` start) t*nopen, t, nopen+1, npulse)-    step' (t, s, Fall)    = modState s t $ \(area, start, nopen, npulse) -> (area+toSeconds (t `sub` start) t*nopen, t, nopen-1, npulse)+    step' (t, s, Pulse _) = modState s t $ \(area, start, nopen, npulse) -> (area,                                   start, nopen,   npulse+1)+    step' (t, s, Rise)    = modState s t $ \(area, start, nopen, npulse) -> (area+toSeconds (t `sub` start) t*nopen, t,     nopen+1, npulse)+    step' (t, s, Fall)    = modState s t $ \(area, start, nopen, npulse) -> (area+toSeconds (t `sub` start) t*nopen, t,     nopen-1, npulse)     flush                 = getBin >>= \(t1,t2) -> when (t2 <= maxTime) (flushBin >> flush)  values2timeBins :: (Ord t) => [t] -> [(t,a)] -> [[a]]@@ -747,7 +747,7 @@   "     and finishing tasks on different machines, and you want to plot a diagram",   "     showing the number of utilized machines and how this number is composed of",   "     utilization by different jobs, make your trace say '>job-JOBID'...'<job-JOBID'",-  "     and use -k job 'within[-] count 1'.",+  "     and use -k job 'within[-] acount 1'.",   "     Explanation: if you specify -k REGEX 'within[.] SOMETHING', timeplot will",   "     take all tracks matching REGEX, split each track around the first '.', giving",   "     a 'supertrack' and 'subtrack' (e.g. customer.John -> customer, John), ",@@ -756,8 +756,8 @@   "     events, e.g. 'lines' will simply draw several line plots, one per subtrack.",   "  'acount N' is for activity counts: a histogram is drawn with granularity",   "     of N time units, where the bin corresponding to [t..t+N) has value",-  "     'what was the average number of active events or impulses in that",-  "     interval'. When used inside 'within', the histogram is a stacked one,",+  "     'what was the average number of active events or impulses per time unit ",+  "     within that interval'. When used inside 'within', the histogram is a stacked one,",   "     with one vertical bar per subtrack in each bin.",   "  'apercent N B' is for activity percentages of a basis: like 'acount N',",   "     but instead of X you get 100*X/B",

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@ name: timeplot-version: 0.3.6+version: 0.3.7 cabal-version: >=1.6 build-type: Simple license: BSD3