penny-lib-0.14.0.0: lib/Penny/Cabin/Row.hs
-- | Displays a single on-screen row. A row may contain multiple
-- screen lines and multiple columns.
--
-- This module only deals with a single row at a time. Each cell in
-- the row can have more than one screen line; this module will make
-- sure that the cells have appropriate padding on the bottom so that
-- the row appears nicely. This module will also justify each cell so
-- that its left side or right side is ragged; however, you first have
-- to specify how wide you want the cell to be.
--
-- This module is a little dumber than you might first think it could
-- be. For instance it would be possible to write a function that
-- takes a number of rows and automatically justifies all the cells by
-- finding the widest cell in a column. Indeed I might eventually
-- write such a function because it might be useful in, for example,
-- the multi-commodity balance report. However, such a function would
-- not be useful in all cases; in particular, the Posts report is very
-- complicated to lay out, and the automatic function described above
-- would not do the right thing.
--
-- So this module offers some useful automation, even if it is at a
-- level that is apparently lower that what is possible. Thus the
-- present 'row' function likely will not change, even if eventually I
-- add a 'table' function that automatically justifies many rows.
module Penny.Cabin.Row (
Justification(LeftJustify, RightJustify),
ColumnSpec(ColumnSpec, justification, width, padSpec, bits),
Width(Width, unWidth),
row ) where
import Data.List (transpose)
import qualified Data.Text as X
import qualified Penny.Cabin.Scheme as E
import qualified System.Console.Rainbow as R
-- | How to justify cells. LeftJustify leaves the right side
-- ragged. RightJustify leaves the left side ragged.
data Justification =
LeftJustify
| RightJustify
deriving Show
-- | A cell of text output. You tell the cell how to justify itself
-- and how wide it is. You also tell it the background colors to
-- use. The cell will be appropriately justified (that is, text
-- aligned between left and right margins) and padded (with lines of
-- blank text added on the bottom as needed) when joined with other
-- cells into a Row.
data ColumnSpec =
ColumnSpec { justification :: Justification
, width :: Width
, padSpec :: (E.Label, E.EvenOdd)
, bits :: [R.Chunk] }
newtype JustifiedCell = JustifiedCell (R.Chunk, R.Chunk)
data JustifiedColumn = JustifiedColumn {
justifiedCells :: [JustifiedCell]
, _justifiedWidth :: Width
, _justifiedPadSpec :: (E.Label, E.EvenOdd) }
newtype PaddedColumns = PaddedColumns [[JustifiedCell]]
newtype CellsByRow = CellsByRow [[JustifiedCell]]
newtype CellRowsWithNewlines = CellRowsWithNewlines [[JustifiedCell]]
newtype Width = Width { unWidth :: Int }
deriving (Eq, Ord, Show)
justify
:: Width
-> Justification
-> E.Label
-> E.EvenOdd
-> E.Changers
-> R.Chunk
-> JustifiedCell
justify (Width w) j l eo chgrs pc = JustifiedCell (left, right)
where
origWidth = X.length . R.chunkText $ pc
pad = E.getEvenOddLabelValue l eo chgrs $ R.plain t
t = X.replicate (max 0 (w - origWidth)) (X.singleton ' ')
(left, right) = case j of
LeftJustify -> (pc, pad)
RightJustify -> (pad, pc)
newtype Height = Height Int
deriving (Show, Eq, Ord)
height :: [[a]] -> Height
height xs = case xs of
[] -> Height 0
ls -> Height . maximum . map length $ ls
row :: E.Changers -> [ColumnSpec] -> [R.Chunk]
row chgrs =
concat
. concat
. toBits
. toCellRowsWithNewlines
. toCellsByRow
. bottomPad chgrs
. map (justifiedColumn chgrs)
justifiedColumn :: E.Changers -> ColumnSpec -> JustifiedColumn
justifiedColumn chgrs (ColumnSpec j w (l, eo) bs)
= JustifiedColumn cs w (l, eo)
where
cs = map (justify w j l eo chgrs) bs
bottomPad :: E.Changers -> [JustifiedColumn] -> PaddedColumns
bottomPad chgrs jcs = PaddedColumns pcs where
justCells = map justifiedCells jcs
(Height h) = height justCells
pcs = map toPaddedColumn jcs
toPaddedColumn (JustifiedColumn cs (Width w) (lbl, eo)) =
let l = length cs
nPads = max 0 $ h - l
pad = E.getEvenOddLabelValue lbl eo chgrs $ R.plain t
t = X.replicate w (X.singleton ' ')
pads = replicate nPads $ JustifiedCell (R.plain X.empty, pad)
in cs ++ pads
toCellsByRow :: PaddedColumns -> CellsByRow
toCellsByRow (PaddedColumns cs) = CellsByRow (transpose cs)
toCellRowsWithNewlines :: CellsByRow -> CellRowsWithNewlines
toCellRowsWithNewlines (CellsByRow bs) =
CellRowsWithNewlines bs' where
bs' = foldr f [] bs
newline = JustifiedCell (R.plain X.empty, R.plain (X.singleton '\n'))
f cells acc = (cells ++ [newline]) : acc
toBits :: CellRowsWithNewlines -> [[[R.Chunk]]]
toBits (CellRowsWithNewlines cs) = map (map toB) cs where
toB (JustifiedCell (c1, c2)) = [c1, c2]