//int doffire(unsigned tmax=1000000, unsigned short fmatch=200, unsigned int randPlant=1, unsigned int clustPlant=0, unsigned short burnAge=1, unsigned short burnPropAge=1, int rhoRocks=0, int doSQL=1, float pImmune=0, int nnnAge=0) {
int doffire(unsigned int tmax=1000000, unsigned int fmatch=125, int doSQL=2, float pImmune=0, float kImmune=1, std::string immCode=std::string("100") ) {
// immCode: [1]: cluster level, [2]: fire-front elements, [3]: each new element. (evaluate immunity at these times).
//printf("test immCode: %s\n", immCode.c_str());
if (immCode.at(2)==std::string("1")[0] ) printf("and we are not doing perim-level immunity.\n");
bool doImPrim=0, doImFlameFront=0, doImFireElement=0;
if (immCode.at(2)==std::string("1")[0] ) doImPrim=1;
if (immCode.at(1)==std::string("1")[0] ) doImFlameFront=1;
if (immCode.at(0)==std::string("1")[0] ) doImFireElement=1;
int aveRho = 0, aveVol=0;
int burnAge=1, burnPropAge=1;
int nTreesOnGrid=0;
std::string simName("ForestFire5c");
std::string simPramComment("single-pass fire propagation/immunity evaluation");
//
unsigned short rFire = 1;
unsigned int nBurning = 1;
unsigned short dnBurning = 1;
int thisXY, xFire, yFire;
// int thisStatus;
int * thisSquare, * fireSquare;
unsigned int nBurnedTotal=0, nFires=0; // number of elements burning, new Elements burning...
float aveTreeAge=0;
//signed int grids[(ymax+2)*(xmax+2)];
int *grids = new int[(ymax+2)*(xmax+2)];
//int *directions = new int[4];
//*directions={1,-1, xmax+2, -(xmax+2)};
int directions[4]={1,-1, xmax+2, -(xmax+2)};
//int randDirs[4]={1,-1, xmax+2, -(xmax+2)}; // new array to be randomized
int *newOrder = new int[4];
// v9:
int *fireList = new int[(ymax)*(xmax)];
unsigned int *fcounts = new unsigned int[(ymax)*(xmax)];
unsigned short newFireElements=0; // [x, x, x, x, x, x[nBurning], x, x, x, x[dnBurning], x, x, x, x[newFireElements] ]: old-fire, current flame-front, new elements.
unsigned int totalFireCount=0;
//
bool doQuench = 0;
//
float frandImmune=0;
int randImmune = 0;
//
//unsigned int rhoRocks = 10; // of 100
// initialize?
srand(time(NULL)); // eventually, we have to be smarter about this and use independent random sets. see Gleb's random number gens.
for (unsigned int i=0; i<(xmax+2)*(ymax+2); i++) {
grids[i]=0;
// seed the grid with some trees
if (rand()%(xmax/2)==1 and i%(xmax+2)!=0 and i%(xmax+2)!=(xmax+1) and i>(xmax+2) and i<((xmax+2)*(ymax+1)) ) {
grids[i]=1;
nTreesOnGrid ++;
};
//if (i>(xmax+2)*(ymax+1)) printf("initializing grid %d\n", i);
//yodapause();
};
//printf("random grid established...\n");
//printGrid(&grids[0], 1, xmax, ymax);
//
char DB[]="ForestFire";
char HOST[]="localhost";
char USER[]="myoder";
char PASSWORD[]="yoda";
mysqlpp::Connection myconn(DB, HOST, USER, PASSWORD);
mysqlpp::Query myquery=myconn.query();
//mysqlpp::Result res1;
mysqlpp::StoreQueryResult res1;
int intKey;
//unsigned int fcounts[xmax*ymax];
for (unsigned int i=0; i<xmax*ymax; i++) {
//fcounts[i]=0;
//fireList[i]=0;
*(fcounts + i)=0;
*(fireList + i)=0;
};
if (doSQL==1 or doSQL==5 or doSQL==25) {
//
// insert a new row for this sim-run:
myquery.reset();
printf("insert simprams.\n");
myquery << "insert into ForestFire.SimPrams (`SimName`, `xmax`, `ymax`, `sparkInterval`, `burnAge`, `tmax`, `nRand`, `pImmune`, `kImmune`, `Comment`) values (%0q, %1q, %2q, %3q, %4q, %5q, %6q, %7q, %8q, %9q )";
myquery.parse();
// note: simIndex(auto-int) and dtTime (default TIMESTAMP) set automatically.
//myquery.execute(simName.c_str(), simName.c_str(), xmax, ymax, fmatch, burnAge, tmax, randPlant, clustPlant, kmax, simPramComment.c_str());
myquery.execute(simName.c_str(), xmax, ymax, fmatch, 1, tmax, 1, pImmune, kImmune, simPramComment.c_str());
//
// now, get the integer key for this simulation:
// note that this could be accomplished with one call (optimal if MySQL calls have high overhead)
// by writing a SPROC on the MySQL side.
// also see the mysql_insert_id() (C API) and LAST_INSERT_ID() (SQL) functions, by which we should be ablt to automatically retrieve the indexID.
myquery.reset();
printf("fetch simIndex.\n");
myquery << "select max(simIndex) from ForestFire.SimPrams";
myquery.parse();
res1 = myquery.store(simName.c_str(), simName.c_str());
intKey = res1.at(0).at(0);
}; // doSQL
//
//printf("beginnn.\n");
//for (unsigned int i=0; i<=tmax; i++) {
unsigned int i=0; // just so other bits don't break...
while (totalFireCount<=tmax) {
i++; // this might overflow i guess. if so... figure out something.
//if (doSQL==5 or doSQL==6) if(i%1000000 == 0) printf("%d million\n", i/1000000);
if (doSQL==6) if(i%1000000 == 0) printf("%d million\n", i/1000000);
if (doSQL==16) {
if(i%100000 == 0) {
// printf("%d million\n", i/1000000);
aveRho=0;
aveVol=0;
for (unsigned int k=0; k<(xmax+2)*(ymax+2); k++) {
if (*(grids+k)>0 and *(grids+k)<rockAge) {
aveRho = aveRho + 1;
aveVol = aveVol + *(grids+k);
};
};
//printf("mils,\t Rho,\t Vol,\t %d, %f, %f\n", i/1000000, float(aveRho)/float(xmax*ymax), float(aveVol)/float(xmax*ymax));
printf("%d, %f, %f\n", i/1000000, float(aveRho)/float(xmax*ymax), float(aveVol)/float(xmax*ymax));
};
};
//
// PLANT A TREE:
// select a grid for tree planting:
//thisX = rand()%xmax+1;
//thisY = rand()%ymax+1;
//thisSquare = &grids[0] + thisX + (xmax+2)*thisY; // point to the current square...
// for speed, select one random number; if we land on a rock, then just skip. there aren't many rocks.
thisXY = xmax+3 + rand()%((xmax+2)*ymax-1);
thisSquare = grids + thisXY;
// if (*thisSquare<rockAge) {
if (*thisSquare==0) {
*thisSquare = *thisSquare + 1;
nTreesOnGrid ++;
};
// we've planted a tree. do we throw a match?
// we can do this two ways. we can trow a match every M steps or set a
// 1/M probability every time.
// for now, we're being super simple; throw a match every 'fmatch' steps:
// throw a match with 1/fmatch probability. generate a random number beteen 1 and fmatch; each number appears with freq. 1/fmatch
//ffmatch = float(i+1)/float(fmatch);
//if (float(int(ffmatch))==ffmatch and i>xmax) {
//if (rand()%((1+prefPlant)*fmatch)==1) {
if (rand()%fmatch==1) {
//yodapause();
// throw a match.
xFire = rand()%xmax+1;
yFire = rand()%ymax+1;
fireSquare = &grids[0] + xFire + (xmax+2)*yFire;
//printf("match: (%d, %d) :: %d/%d\n", xFire, yFire, *fireSquare, *(&grids[0] + (xFire + (xmax+2)*yFire)));
//yodapause();
//
//printf("now evaluate *fireSquare, etc. %d\n", *fireSquare);
//if (getGridStatus(*fireSquare, i) >= burnAge and getGridStatus(*fireSquare, i) < rockAge) {
if (*fireSquare >= burnAge and *fireSquare < rockAge) {
// initiate a new fire.
// now, we have three places to test quench-immunity:
// 1) after each new step of front propagation
// 2) after each burning element is tested against its NN
// 3) after each element is added.
// when the sequence of testing is fully randomized, we can test at any level.
//
// use the list-method (see v9a comments at the top) to propagate the fire.
//printf("set 0-grid...\n");
//*fireSquare = -(*fireSquare); // we could remove the square; we track the fire in a list (=0), but we want to be able to plot the grid...
//*fireSquare=0;
//printf("set fireSquare... %d, %d, %d: %d\n",xFire, yFire, xmax, (xFire + (xmax+2)*yFire));
totalFireCount++;
*fireSquare=-1;
fireList[0]=(xFire + (xmax+2)*yFire); // or should we use an array of addresses?
//printf("set fireSquare done\n");
//
rFire = 1;
dnBurning = 1;
nBurning = 0;
newFireElements=0;
//
//int yFireMin = int(yodacode::greaterOf((yFire-rFire), 1)); // we always start with a 1 squar boundary. we might, however, encounter the edges.
//int yFireMax = int(yodacode::lesserOf((yFire+rFire), float(ymax)));
//int xFireMin = int(yodacode::greaterOf(float(xFire-rFire), 1));
//int xFireMax = int(yodacode::lesserOf(float(xFire+rFire), float(xmax)));
//
//printf("fire range: %d, %d, %d, %d\n", yFireMin, yFireMax, xFireMin, xFireMax);
//printf("preplot\n.");
//
//plotGrid(&grids[0],i, xmax, ymax);
if (doSQL==0) {
printGrid(&grids[0], i, xmax, ymax);
};
//while (dnBurning > 0) {
doQuench = 0;
//nFireSteps=0; // steps fire has propagated, max dist/radius from flash-point. effectively time it's been burning.
//printf("fire started at %d. now propagate.\n", xFire + (xmax+2)*yFire);
while (dnBurning > 0 and doQuench==0) {
//dnBurning=0;
// evaluate neighbors of current burn front (nBurning-1 < i < (nBurning-1)+dnBurning
unsigned int fireIndex=nBurning;
//unsigned int newFireIndex=0;
unsigned int currentElementIndex;
//printf("fire front burning. fireIndex=%d\n", fireIndex);
int * randomFireSequence = new int[dnBurning];
int * testSeq = new int[dnBurning];
for (int itest=0; itest<dnBurning; itest++) {
*(testSeq + itest) = itest;
}
scrambleList(testSeq, randomFireSequence, dnBurning);
delete [] testSeq;
//if (dnBurning>1) randomSequence(randomFireSequence, dnBurning); // randomize order in which we evalueate fire propagation.
//for (int ilist=0; ilist<dnBurning; ilist++) {
// printf("randomSequence[%d]=%d\n", ilist, randomFireSequence[ilist]);
// };
//
while (fireIndex < (nBurning+dnBurning) and doQuench==0) {
//newFireIndex=fireIndex-nBurning;
currentElementIndex=nBurning+randomFireSequence[fireIndex-nBurning]; // this is long-winded because i'm building it off the simpler non-randomized model.
//printf("fire index: %d (%d, %d, %d, %d)\n", fireIndex-nBurning, fireIndex, nBurning, dnBurning, currentElementIndex);
//printf("failing here? %d, %d, %d\n", nBurning, dnBurning, fireIndex-nBurning);
//currentElementIndex=nBurning+randomFireSequence[fireIndex-nBurning];
// printf("nope. ");
// check for fire:
// to maintain symmetry, randomize directions:
// randDirs
//scrambleList(directions, randDirs, 4);
//int ordr[4]={0,1,2,3};
//int newOrder[4];
randomSequence(newOrder,4);
//scrambleList(ordr, newOrder, 4); // i think this is killing the random number generator.
//printf("newOrder: %d, %d, %d, %d\n" , newOrder[0], newOrder[1],newOrder[2],newOrder[3]);
for (int idir=0; idir<4; idir++) {
// note: this loop format may facilitate randomization of direction later on...
// nothing randomized:
/*
// I.
if (grids[fireList[fireIndex] + directions[idir]]==1) {
grids[fireList[fireIndex] + directions[idir]]=-1;
fireList[nBurning + dnBurning + newFireElements]=fireList[fireIndex]+directions[idir];
newFireElements++;
};
*/
// order of each element (NN) randomized:
/*
// II.
if (grids[fireList[fireIndex] + directions[newOrder[idir]]]==1) {
grids[fireList[fireIndex] + directions[newOrder[idir]]]=-1;
fireList[nBurning + dnBurning + newFireElements]=fireList[fireIndex]+directions[newOrder[idir]];
newFireElements++;
};
*/
// III.
// each element (NN) and order of flame-front randomized:
//printf("currentElement: %d\n", currentElementIndex);
//printf("grid index: %d, %d, %d\n" , fireList[currentElementIndex], directions[newOrder[idir]], newOrder[idir]);
//printf("segmentation fault test: grid-val (%d)\n", grids[fireList[currentElementIndex] + directions[newOrder[idir]]]);
if (grids[fireList[currentElementIndex] + directions[newOrder[idir]]]==1) {
//
// add an entry to fireList. at the end of fireList [nBurning+dnBurning+newFireElements], add the fire location value,
// fireList[currentElementIndex] + direction[]
if (doQuench==0) {
grids[fireList[currentElementIndex] + directions[newOrder[idir]]]=-1;
fireList[nBurning + dnBurning + newFireElements]=fireList[currentElementIndex]+directions[newOrder[idir]];
newFireElements++;
};
//if (immCode[2]=="1") {
// so, do we do this before or after we evaluate the element? by doing this after we propagate the first step (so
// fires are always k>1; alternatively we could use 1/(k+1)^p), we can use Pimmune>1 .
if (doImFireElement) {
// evaluate immunity (as each new element burns):
//if (testQuench((nBurning+dnBurning+newFireElements), pImmune, kImmune)) {
randImmune = rand()%RAND_MAX;
frandImmune = float(randImmune)/RAND_MAX;
if (frandImmune < (pImmune/pow(float(nBurning+dnBurning+newFireElements), kImmune)) ) {
idir=4;
doQuench=1;
//printf("fire quenched during element-propagation: %d/%d\n", nBurning+dnBurning+newFireElements, fireIndex+1);
//printGrid(&grids[0], i, xmax, ymax);
//continue;
};
};
};
//
// MFI (after each element is tested to the fire). this is only allowed at this step for type III propagation (above). if we apply immunity
// as each element is added and elements are added in some geometrical sequence (aka, around the fire-front), we break the symmetry and break
// SOC between integer values of L^2. by itself, using the list method (in particular when we randomize direction) might fix this problem,
// since it breakes down the spiral geometry of our former concentric square propagation.
};
fireIndex++;
// evaluate immunity (as each burning (fire-front) element propagates):
//if (testQuench((nBurning+dnBurning+newFireElements), pImmune, kImmune)) {
//if (immCode[1]=="1") {
if (doImFlameFront) {
randImmune = rand()%RAND_MAX;
frandImmune = float(randImmune)/RAND_MAX;
if (frandImmune < (pImmune/pow(float(nBurning+dnBurning+newFireElements), kImmune)) ) {
//printf("quenched a fire at k=%d, Pq=%f/%f\n", (nBurning+dnBurning+newFireElements), pImmune/pow((nBurning+dnBurning+newFireElements), kImmune), frandImmune);
doQuench=1;
};
};
//
//
};
// this round of propagation is over (new elements have propagated to NN).
nBurning = nBurning + dnBurning;
dnBurning=newFireElements;
newFireElements=0;
delete [] randomFireSequence;
//
// evaluate immunity (after each full propagation step):
//if (immCode[0]=="1") {
if (doImPrim) {
// at this point, the first step of propagation has occurred, so nominally we can use pImmune>1.
// arguably, this creates a new characteristic size; maybe the omori-type immunity is a better idea?
//if (testQuench((nBurning+dnBurning+newFireElements), pImmune, kImmune)) {
randImmune = rand()%RAND_MAX;
frandImmune = float(randImmune)/RAND_MAX;
if (frandImmune < (pImmune/pow(float(nBurning+dnBurning+newFireElements), kImmune)) ) {
//if (frandImmune < (pImmune/(1+float(nBurning+dnBurning+newFireElements)/kImmune) ) ){
//idir=4;
doQuench=1;
};
};
//printGrid(&grids[0], i, xmax, ymax);
// g1.plot_xy(vfireX, vfireY, "");
}; // end fire still burining
//
// fire is over:
nFires++;
nBurnedTotal = nBurnedTotal + nBurning;
nTreesOnGrid = nTreesOnGrid-nBurning;
//printf("fire over; %d burned.\n", nBurning);
fcounts[nBurning-1]++;
// printf("fcounts[%d]: %d\n", nBurning-1, fcounts[nBurning-1]);
//plotGrid(&grids[0], xmax, ymax);
//printGrid(&grids[0], i, xmax, ymax);
if (doSQL==0) {
printGrid(&grids[0], i, xmax, ymax);
};
// write fire to MySQL:
if (doSQL==1) {
// printf("fire size, nFires, totalBurned: (%d) (%d) (%d)\n", nBurning, nFires, nBurnedTotal);
myquery.reset();
myquery << "insert into ForestFire.ForestFires (simIndex, t, xSpark, ySpark, nBurned, nTrees) values (%0q, %1q, %2q, %3q, %4q, %5q) ";
myquery.parse();
myquery.execute(intKey, i, xFire, yFire, nBurning, nTreesOnGrid);
//yodapause();
};
if (doSQL==3) {
printf("fire at time %d\n", i);
if (nBurning>=xmax/5) plotGrid (&grids[0], i, xmax, ymax, burnPropAge);
};
if (doSQL==4) {
if (nBurning>=xmax/5) plotGridImg (&grids[0], i, xmax, ymax, burnPropAge);
};
//
// fires finished burning; extinguish:
unsigned int icleanup=0;
while (fireList[icleanup]!=0) {
//while (icleanup<nBurning+dnBurning+newFireElements){
//while (icleanup<(xmax*ymax)){
grids[fireList[icleanup]]=0;
fireList[icleanup]=0;
icleanup++;
};
nBurning = 0;
dnBurning=0;
newFireElements=0;
//printGrid(&grids[0], i, xmax, ymax);
//fireIndex=0;
}; //else printf("no tree at match point.\n"); // if match -> tree...
}; // if match-time
// do we initialize with 0?
//printf("ary element 0,i: %d", grids[0][i]);
}; // end sim-steps.
// end simulation.
//printf("doSQL: %d\n", doSQL);
// doSQL's:
// 0: 'print-grid" fires
// 1: full SQL: insert each forest fire data-set into ForestFires
// 2: print summary to screen. use this for direct gnuplot calls, " plot '<./ffire4...'"
// 3: Print each fire to screen; "plotGrid" each fire nBurning>(25) print summary to screen at end
// 4: plotGridImg each fire nBurning>(20); print summary to screen,
// 5: SQL: insert just summary data to SQL; prints progress by million (will screw up plotting)
// 6: report summary, progress by million.
// 11: return to standard-output the last grid in full. use to make an image of the final grid.
//
// for super long runs (10^9 steps), it looks like the mysql connection times out, so all is lost.
// renew the connection.
//
// if (myconn.connected()==0) myconn.connect(DB, HOST, USER, PASSWORD);
mysqlpp::Connection newconn(DB, HOST, USER, PASSWORD);
mysqlpp::Query newquery=myconn.query();
//mysqlpp::Result res1;
//mysqlpp::Query myquery=myconn.query();
//mysqlpp::Result res1;
// end-o-run summaries (print):
//printf("xmax*ymax = %d; %d, %d\n", xmax*ymax, ymax, xmax);
if (doSQL==2 or doSQL==25 or doSQL==3 or doSQL==4 or doSQL==6) {
//printf("dosql=2 or something. we should get a summary.");
for (unsigned int i=0; i<(xmax*ymax); i++) {
if (fcounts[i]!=0) {
printf("%d\t%d\n", i+1, fcounts[i]);
//printf("%d\t%d\n", i+1, i);
//printf("%d,\t%d\n", i+1, fcounts[i]);
}
else {
//printf("finished.\nfire size, nFires, totalBurned: (%d) (%d) (%d)\n", nBurning, nFires, nBurnedTotal);
};
};
};
//printf("moving past dosql2\n");
if (doSQL==5 or doSQL==25 ) { // no plots, just a summary -> SQL
//
for (unsigned int i=0; i<(xmax*ymax); i++) {
// if (fcounts[i]!=0) printf("%d\t%d\n", i+1, fcounts[i]);
// printf ("sql bits: %d, %d, %d, %d\n", intKey, tmax, i+1, fcounts[i]);
newquery.reset();
newquery << "insert into ffcounts (simIndex, tmax, nBurned, nEvents) values (%0q, %1q, %2q, %3q)";
newquery.parse();
newquery.execute(intKey, tmax, i+1, fcounts[i]);
//printf("%d,\t%d\n", i+1, fcounts[i]);
};
};
//printf("moving past dosql5,25\n");
// return the final grid in full and give an average density at the end...?
if (doSQL==11) {
for (unsigned int i=0; i<(xmax+2)*(ymax+2); i++) {
printf ("%d,\t%d,\t%d\n", i-int(i/(xmax+2))*(xmax+2), i/(xmax+2), getGridStatus(*(grids+i), tmax));
};
};
//g1.reset_plot();
//g1.plot_xyz(vx, vy, vGridStat, "xyz plot of TreesPlanted");
//yodacode::yodapause();
//
// clean up memory?
delete [] grids;
delete [] fireList;
delete [] fcounts;
//delete [] directions;
return 0;
//return &grids[0];
};
//int doffire(unsigned tmax=1000000, unsigned short fmatch=200, unsigned int randPlant=1, unsigned int clustPlant=0, unsigned short burnAge=1, unsigned short burnPropAge=1, int rhoRocks=0, int doSQL=1, float pImmune=0, int nnnAge=0) {
int doffire(unsigned int tmax=1000000, unsigned int fmatch=125, int doSQL=2, float pImmune=0, float kImmune=1) {
// burn toplolgy: do we nave nnn burning
// if (nnnAge==0) nnnAge=54321; // trees age>nnnAge will spread to next nearest neighbors. use "0" pram for no nnn connectivity; nothing should ever get this old.
int aveRho = 0, aveVol=0;
int burnAge=1, burnPropAge=1;
int nTreesOnGrid=0;
int nFireSteps=0; // the number of steps the fire has propagated (the radius, or more correctly the maximum distance of a burning element from the flashpoint)
std::string simName("ForestFire5c");
std::string simPramComment("single-pass fire propagation/immunity evaluation");
//
unsigned short rFire = 1;
unsigned int nBurning = 1;
unsigned short dnBurning = 1;
int thisXY, xFire, yFire;
// int thisStatus;
int * thisSquare, * fireSquare;
unsigned int nBurnedTotal=0, nFires=0; // number of elements burning, new Elements burning...
float aveTreeAge=0;
//signed int grids[(ymax+2)*(xmax+2)];
int *grids = new int[(ymax+2)*(xmax+2)];
bool doQuench = 0;
//
float frandImmune=0;
int randImmune = 0;
//
//unsigned int rhoRocks = 10; // of 100
// initialize?
srand(time(NULL)); // eventually, we have to be smarter about this and use independent random sets. see Gleb's random number gens.
for (unsigned int i=0; i<(xmax+2)*(ymax+2); i++) {
grids[i]=0;
// seed the grid with some trees
if (rand()%(xmax/2)==1 and i%(xmax+2)!=0 and i%(xmax+2)!=(xmax+1) and i>(xmax+2) and i<((xmax+2)*(ymax+1)) ) {
grids[i]=1;
nTreesOnGrid ++;
};
//yodapause();
};
//printf("random grid established...\n");
//printGrid(&grids[0], 1, xmax, ymax);
//
char DB[]="ForestFire";
char HOST[]="localhost";
char USER[]="myoder";
char PASSWORD[]="yoda";
mysqlpp::Connection myconn(DB, HOST, USER, PASSWORD);
mysqlpp::Query myquery=myconn.query();
//mysqlpp::Result res1;
mysqlpp::StoreQueryResult res1;
int intKey;
unsigned int fcounts[xmax*ymax];
for (unsigned int i=0; i<xmax*ymax; i++) {
fcounts[i]=0;
};
if (doSQL==1 or doSQL==5 or doSQL==25) {
//
// insert a new row for this sim-run:
myquery.reset();
printf("insert simprams.\n");
myquery << "insert into ForestFire.SimPrams (`SimName`, `xmax`, `ymax`, `sparkInterval`, `burnAge`, `tmax`, `nRand`, `pImmune`, `kImmune`, `Comment`) values (%0q, %1q, %2q, %3q, %4q, %5q, %6q, %7q, %8q, %9q )";
myquery.parse();
// note: simIndex(auto-int) and dtTime (default TIMESTAMP) set automatically.
//myquery.execute(simName.c_str(), simName.c_str(), xmax, ymax, fmatch, burnAge, tmax, randPlant, clustPlant, kmax, simPramComment.c_str());
myquery.execute(simName.c_str(), xmax, ymax, fmatch, 1, tmax, 1, pImmune, kImmune, simPramComment.c_str());
//
// now, get the integer key for this simulation:
// note that this could be accomplished with one call (optimal if MySQL calls have high overhead)
// by writing a SPROC on the MySQL side.
// also see the mysql_insert_id() (C API) and LAST_INSERT_ID() (SQL) functions, by which we should be ablt to automatically retrieve the indexID.
myquery.reset();
printf("fetch simIndex.\n");
myquery << "select max(simIndex) from ForestFire.SimPrams";
myquery.parse();
res1 = myquery.store(simName.c_str(), simName.c_str());
intKey = res1.at(0).at(0);
}; // doSQL
//
//printf("beginnn.\n");
for (unsigned int i=0; i<=tmax; i++) {
// here, i'm being sloppy with random numbers. really, we need four independent
// random number generators for xTree, yTree, xMatch, yMatch
// printf(" iteration %d\n", i);
//
//
//if (doSQL==5 or doSQL==6) if(i%1000000 == 0) printf("%d million\n", i/1000000);
if (doSQL==6) if(i%1000000 == 0) printf("%d million\n", i/1000000);
if (doSQL==16) {
if(i%100000 == 0) {
// printf("%d million\n", i/1000000);
aveRho=0;
aveVol=0;
for (unsigned int k=0; k<(xmax+2)*(ymax+2); k++) {
if (*(grids+k)>0 and *(grids+k)<rockAge) {
aveRho = aveRho + 1;
aveVol = aveVol + *(grids+k);
};
};
//printf("mils,\t Rho,\t Vol,\t %d, %f, %f\n", i/1000000, float(aveRho)/float(xmax*ymax), float(aveVol)/float(xmax*ymax));
printf("%d, %f, %f\n", i/1000000, float(aveRho)/float(xmax*ymax), float(aveVol)/float(xmax*ymax));
};
};
//
// PLANT A TREE:
// select a grid for tree planting:
//thisX = rand()%xmax+1;
//thisY = rand()%ymax+1;
//thisSquare = &grids[0] + thisX + (xmax+2)*thisY; // point to the current square...
// for speed, select one random number; if we land on a rock, then just skip. there aren't many rocks.
thisXY = xmax+3 + rand()%((xmax+2)*ymax-1);
thisSquare = grids + thisXY;
// if (*thisSquare<rockAge) {
if (*thisSquare==0) {
*thisSquare = *thisSquare + 1;
nTreesOnGrid ++;
};
// we've planted a tree. do we throw a match?
// we can do this two ways. we can trow a match every M steps or set a
// 1/M probability every time.
// for now, we're being super simple; throw a match every 'fmatch' steps:
// throw a match with 1/fmatch probability. generate a random number beteen 1 and fmatch; each number appears with freq. 1/fmatch
//ffmatch = float(i+1)/float(fmatch);
//if (float(int(ffmatch))==ffmatch and i>xmax) {
//if (rand()%((1+prefPlant)*fmatch)==1) {
if (rand()%fmatch==1) {
//yodapause();
// throw a match.
xFire = rand()%xmax+1;
yFire = rand()%ymax+1;
fireSquare = &grids[0] + xFire + (xmax+2)*yFire;
//printf("match: (%d, %d) :: %d\n", xFire, yFire, *fireSquare);
//yodapause();
//
//if (getGridStatus(*fireSquare, i) >= burnAge and getGridStatus(*fireSquare, i) < rockAge) {
if (*fireSquare >= burnAge and *fireSquare < rockAge) {
// initiate a new fire.
// start from the epicenter and work out in concentric rectangles (squares)
// until there are no new fires.
// note: we make two passes over each circle. for now, we assume all squares
// continue to burn until the fire is over. this is a subtle consideration that
// will not matter for simpler versions of the model, but if we introduce burn probabilities,
// we will have to be more careful.
// alternatively, we can scan the entire grid every time, but the above method will
// save CPU time.
//*fireSquare=-1; // the fire-square starts burning
*fireSquare=-(*fireSquare); // the fire-square starts burning
//
rFire = 1;
//nBurning = 1;
dnBurning = 1;
nBurning = dnBurning;
//
int yFireMin = int(yodacode::greaterOf((yFire-rFire), 1)); // we always start with a 1 squar boundary. we might, however, encounter the edges.
int yFireMax = int(yodacode::lesserOf((yFire+rFire), float(ymax)));
int xFireMin = int(yodacode::greaterOf(float(xFire-rFire), 1));
int xFireMax = int(yodacode::lesserOf(float(xFire+rFire), float(xmax)));
//printf("fire range: %d, %d, %d, %d\n", yFireMin, yFireMax, xFireMin, xFireMax);
//printf("preplot\n.");
//
//plotGrid(&grids[0],i, xmax, ymax);
if (doSQL==0) {
printGrid(&grids[0], i, xmax, ymax);
};
//while (dnBurning > 0) {
doQuench = 0;
nFireSteps=0; // steps fire has propagated, max dist/radius from flash-point. effectively time it's been burning.
while (dnBurning > 0 and doQuench==0) {
dnBurning=0;
nFireSteps++;
// 30 june 2008 yoder:
//for (char doTwice = 0; doTwice <=1; doTwice++) { // "char" is a 1 byte integer. we could also use a boolean to count to 2.
for (char doTwice = 0; doTwice <1; doTwice++) { // retrospectively, we don't need to do two loops since we do the whole area. also, this creates
// inconsistency when evaluating immunity.
// note: 5c data before 30 june uses the "doTwice" algorithm. different immunity effect?
for (int iy = (yFireMin); iy <= (yFireMax); iy++) {
//if (doQuench==1) break;
for (int ix = (xFireMin); ix <= (xFireMax); ix++) {
//if (doQuench==1) break; // this is a safety measure. the loop should be otherwise killed by setting ix>xFireMax
//
// note this loops down then across...
// if a neighbor is burning and the element is old enough and the element is not alread burning
// (note by using burning -> -Age
// also note: Gelb is right. a recursive approach is better.
// printf("try-burn: %d, %d\n", ix, iy);
//plotGrid(&grids[0], xmax, ymax);
randImmune = rand()%1000;
frandImmune = float(randImmune)/1000;
//printf("frandImmune: %f\n", frandImmune);
//yodapause();
//
int * centerGrid = &grids[0] + ix + (xmax+2)*iy;
//
int cStat, uStat, dStat, lStat, rStat;
// int ulStat, urStat, llStat, lrStat; // diagonal elements.
// cStat = getGridStatus(*(centerGrid), i);
//
// uStat = getGridStatus(*(centerGrid + (xmax+2)), i);
// dStat = getGridStatus(*(centerGrid - (xmax+2)), i);
// lStat = getGridStatus(*(centerGrid - 1), i);
// rStat = getGridStatus(*(centerGrid + 1), i);
// cStat = getGridStatus(*(centerGrid), i);
//
cStat = *(centerGrid);
//
uStat = *(centerGrid + (xmax+2));
dStat = *(centerGrid - (xmax+2));
lStat = *(centerGrid - 1);
rStat = *(centerGrid + 1);
//
// diagonal elements:
// ulStat = getGridStatus(*(centerGrid + (xmax+2) - 1), i);
// urStat = getGridStatus(*(centerGrid + (xmax+2) + 1), i);
// llStat = getGridStatus(*(centerGrid - (xmax+2) - 1), i);
// lrStat = getGridStatus(*(centerGrid - (xmax+2) + 1), i);
//yodapause();
//if (grids[iy][ix] >= burnAge && (grids[ix+1][iy]==-1 || grids[ix-1][iy]==-1 || grids[ix][iy+1]==-1 || grids[ix][iy-1]==-1) ) {
//printf(" checking: cg=%d, lg=%d, rg=%d, ug=%d, dg=%d, anyburn=%d\n", *centerGrid, *leftGrid, *rightGrid, *upGrid, *downGrid, (*leftGrid==-1 or *rightGrid==-1 or *upGrid==-1 or *downGrid==-1) );
//if (*centerGrid >= burnAge and (*leftGrid==-1 or *rightGrid==-1 or *upGrid==-1 or *downGrid==-1)) {
//if (*centerGrid >= burnAge and (*leftGrid<=-burnPropAge or *rightGrid<=-burnPropAge or *upGrid<=-burnPropAge or *downGrid<=-burnPropAge)) {
//if (cStat >= burnAge and cStat < rockAge and (lStat<=-burnPropAge or rStat<=-burnPropAge or uStat<=-burnPropAge or dStat<=-burnPropAge)) {
//
// no immunity:
//if (cStat >= burnAge and cStat < rockAge and (lStat<=-burnPropAge or rStat<=-burnPropAge or uStat<=-burnPropAge or dStat<=-burnPropAge)) {
// local immunity:
//printf("immune factor: %f, %f\n", pImmune, frandImmune);
//if (frandImmune > pImmune and cStat >= burnAge and cStat < rockAge and (lStat<=-burnPropAge or rStat<=-burnPropAge or uStat<=-burnPropAge or dStat<=-burnPropAge)) {
// next nearest neighbors:
/*
if (cStat >= burnAge and cStat < rockAge
and ( (lStat<=-burnPropAge or rStat<=-burnPropAge or uStat<=-burnPropAge or dStat<=-burnPropAge)
or ( (ulStat<=-nnnAge or urStat<=-nnnAge or llStat<=-nnnAge or lrStat<=-nnnAge)
and (ulStat<=-burnPropAge or urStat<=-burnPropAge or llStat<=-burnPropAge or lrStat<=-burnPropAge)
)
)
) {
*/
if (cStat >= burnAge and cStat < rockAge
and (lStat<=-burnPropAge or rStat<=-burnPropAge or uStat<=-burnPropAge or dStat<=-burnPropAge)
and frandImmune>(pImmune/float(nBurning+dnBurning))) {
// 5c1: we've added element level f(k) immunity to each element; no quenching.
*centerGrid = -(*centerGrid);
// age -> number of trees in that grid...
dnBurning ++;
//
// 5c1: no quenching. immunity evaluated on an element-by-element basis above.
// what if we evaluate immunity here? if quench, break the propagation loop. (can we break-break? how 'bout we just set the iterators over the max vals):
// note: we've not yet updated nBurning, so use nBurning + dnBurning:
//if (frandImmune < (pImmune/(1+(float(nBurning+dnBurning)/kImmune))) ) {
// if (frandImmune < (pImmune/float(nBurning+dnBurning)) ) {
// // this seems to give us some funny log-periodic behavior for small Pimmune.
// // the next thing to try is: evaluate Pquench as each element is burned, but mitigate the introduction of new geometry (aka, the loop around the fire) by,
// // when frandImmune fails (fire quenches), we set doQuench=1, but let the fire continue through its current perimeter. maybe we need to just start testing
// // each individual element for burn?
// doQuench=1;
// ix=xFireMax+1;
// iy=yFireMax+1;
// };
// printf("[%d, %d] catches from [%d, %d]\n", ix, iy, xFire, yFire);
};
}; // ix
}; // iy
}; // doTwice
nBurning = nBurning + dnBurning;
//
// mean-field immunities:
// normalize formulae to extinguish size1 fires with probability pImmune
//
// inverse linear type (becareful of x/0):
// if (frandImmune < (1+(1/kImmune))*(pImmune/(1+(float(nBurning)/kImmune))) ) {
// if (frandImmune < pImmune/(1+(float(nBurning-1)/kImmune)) ) {
// exponential:
// if (frandImmune < pImmune*exp(-kImmune*(nBurning-1)) ) doQuench=1;
// power law:
// if (frandImmune < pImmune*pow(nBurning, -kImmune)) {
//printf("kImmune norm: 1 + (1/kImmune): %f\n", 1 + (1/kImmune));
//
////////////////////////
// temporarily move immunity inside the prop-loop.
// IMMUNITY (note different functions we play with):
// do we quenche the fire?
// 1/nFireSteps:
//if (frandImmune < (pImmune/nFireSteps) ) { // this is dumb way to make this work. stick to k
// omori-type:
// if (frandImmune < (pImmune/(1+(float(nBurning-1)/kImmune))) ) {
// // pure 1/k:
// //if (frandImmune < (pImmune*kImmune/nBurning) ) {
// //if (frandImmune < pow(pImmune,(float(nBurning)/5) )) {
// doQuench=1;
// //printf("quenched %d.\n", nBurning);
// //yodapause();
// };
/////////////////////////
//rFire++;
xFireMin = int(yodacode::greaterOf(1, float(xFireMin-1)));
xFireMax = int(yodacode::lesserOf(float(xmax), xFireMax+1));
yFireMin = int(yodacode::greaterOf(1, float(yFireMin-1)));
yFireMax = int(yodacode::lesserOf(float(ymax), yFireMax+1));
// g1.plot_xy(vfireX, vfireY, "");
}; // end fire still burining
//
// recursive method:
// if (grids[xFire][yFire] >= burnAge) {
// burn(xFire, yFire); // burn() will look up, down, right, left and call itself recursively. we have to do the "pass array address" bit though...
// };
//
nFires++;
nBurnedTotal = nBurnedTotal + nBurning;
nTreesOnGrid = nTreesOnGrid-nBurning;
fcounts[nBurning-1]++;
// plotGrid(&grids[0], xmax, ymax);
if (doSQL==0) {
printGrid(&grids[0], i, xmax, ymax);
};
// write fire to MySQL:
if (doSQL==1) {
// printf("fire size, nFires, totalBurned: (%d) (%d) (%d)\n", nBurning, nFires, nBurnedTotal);
myquery.reset();
myquery << "insert into ForestFire.ForestFires (simIndex, t, xSpark, ySpark, nBurned, nTrees) values (%0q, %1q, %2q, %3q, %4q, %5q) ";
myquery.parse();
myquery.execute(intKey, i, xFire, yFire, nBurning, nTreesOnGrid);
//yodapause();
};
if (doSQL==3) {
printf("fire at time %d\n", i);
if (nBurning>=xmax/5) plotGrid (&grids[0], i, xmax, ymax, burnPropAge);
};
if (doSQL==4) {
if (nBurning>=xmax/5) plotGridImg (&grids[0], i, xmax, ymax, burnPropAge);
};
//
// fires finished burning; extinguish:
for (int iy = (yFireMin); iy <= (yFireMax); iy++) {
for (int ix = (xFireMin); ix <= (xFireMax); ix++) {
// &grids[0] + ix + (xmax+2)*iy
if (grids[ix + (xmax+2)*iy] < 0) grids[ix + (xmax+2)*iy]=0;
};
};
}; //else printf("no tree at match point.\n"); // if match -> tree...
}; // if match-time
// do we initialize with 0?
//printf("ary element 0,i: %d", grids[0][i]);
}; // end sim-steps.
// end simulation.
//printf("doSQL: %d\n", doSQL);
// doSQL's:
// 0: 'print-grid" fires
// 1: full SQL: insert each forest fire data-set into ForestFires
// 2: print summary to screen. use this for direct gnuplot calls, " plot '<./ffire4...'"
// 3: Print each fire to screen; "plotGrid" each fire nBurning>(25) print summary to screen at end
// 4: plotGridImg each fire nBurning>(20); print summary to screen,
// 5: SQL: insert just summary data to SQL; prints progress by million (will screw up plotting)
// 6: report summary, progress by million.
// 11: return to standard-output the last grid in full. use to make an image of the final grid.
//
// for super long runs (10^9 steps), it looks like the mysql connection times out, so all is lost.
// renew the connection.
//
// if (myconn.connected()==0) myconn.connect(DB, HOST, USER, PASSWORD);
mysqlpp::Connection newconn(DB, HOST, USER, PASSWORD);
mysqlpp::Query newquery=myconn.query();
//mysqlpp::Result res1;
//mysqlpp::Query myquery=myconn.query();
//mysqlpp::Result res1;
// end-o-run summaries (print):
if (doSQL==2 or doSQL==25 or doSQL==3 or doSQL==4 or doSQL==6) {
for (unsigned int i=0; i<(xmax*ymax); i++) {
if (fcounts[i]!=0) printf("%d\t%d\n", i+1, fcounts[i]);
//printf("%d,\t%d\n", i+1, fcounts[i]);
};
} else {
//printf("finished.\nfire size, nFires, totalBurned: (%d) (%d) (%d)\n", nBurning, nFires, nBurnedTotal);
};
if (doSQL==5 or doSQL==25 ) { // no plots, just a summary -> SQL
//
for (unsigned int i=0; i<(xmax*ymax); i++) {
// if (fcounts[i]!=0) printf("%d\t%d\n", i+1, fcounts[i]);
// printf ("sql bits: %d, %d, %d, %d\n", intKey, tmax, i+1, fcounts[i]);
newquery.reset();
newquery << "insert into ffcounts (simIndex, tmax, nBurned, nEvents) values (%0q, %1q, %2q, %3q)";
newquery.parse();
newquery.execute(intKey, tmax, i+1, fcounts[i]);
//printf("%d,\t%d\n", i+1, fcounts[i]);
};
};
// return the final grid in full and give an average density at the end...?
if (doSQL==11) {
for (unsigned int i=0; i<(xmax+2)*(ymax+2); i++) {
printf ("%d,\t%d,\t%d\n", i-int(i/(xmax+2))*(xmax+2), i/(xmax+2), getGridStatus(*(grids+i), tmax));
};
};
//g1.reset_plot();
//g1.plot_xyz(vx, vy, vGridStat, "xyz plot of TreesPlanted");
//yodacode::yodapause();
return 0;
//return &grids[0];
};
void MapView::Render()
{
// get new pose.
pthread_mutex_lock(&filter->filter_CS);
lastFramePoseSpeed = filter->getCurrentPoseSpeedAsVec(); // Note: this is maybe an old pose, but max. one frame old = 50ms = not noticable.
pthread_mutex_unlock(&filter->filter_CS);
if(clearTrail)
{
trailPoints.clear();
clearTrail = false;
}
// render
bool addTrail;
if(trailPoints.size() == 0)
addTrail = true;
else
{
TooN::Vector<3> distToLast = lastFramePoseSpeed.slice<0,3>() - trailPoints[trailPoints.size()-1].pointFilter;
double d = distToLast[0]*distToLast[0] + distToLast[1]*distToLast[1]+distToLast[2]*distToLast[2];
addTrail = d > 0.1*0.1;
}
// the following complicated code is to save trail-points in ptam-scale, such that scale-reestimation will re-scale the drawn path.
if(addTrail)
{
if(ptamWrapper->PTAMStatus == ptamWrapper->PTAM_BEST ||
ptamWrapper->PTAMStatus == ptamWrapper->PTAM_TOOKKF ||
ptamWrapper->PTAMStatus == ptamWrapper->PTAM_GOOD)
{
if(ptamWrapper->PTAMInitializedClock != 0 && getMS() - ptamWrapper->PTAMInitializedClock > 200)
{
TooN::Vector<3> PTAMScales = filter->getCurrentScales();
TooN::Vector<3> PTAMOffsets = filter->getCurrentOffsets().slice<0,3>();
TooN::Vector<3> ptamPointPos = lastFramePoseSpeed.slice<0,3>();
ptamPointPos -= PTAMOffsets;
ptamPointPos /= PTAMScales[0];
trailPoints.push_back(TrailPoint(
lastFramePoseSpeed.slice<0,3>(),
ptamPointPos
));
}
}
else if(ptamWrapper->PTAMStatus == ptamWrapper->PTAM_LOST ||
ptamWrapper->PTAMStatus == ptamWrapper->PTAM_FALSEPOSITIVE)
{
if(ptamWrapper->PTAMInitializedClock != 0 && getMS() - ptamWrapper->PTAMInitializedClock > 200)
{
TooN::Vector<3> PTAMScales = filter->getCurrentScales();
TooN::Vector<3> PTAMOffsets = filter->getCurrentOffsets().slice<0,3>();
TooN::Vector<3> ptamPointPos = lastFramePoseSpeed.slice<0,3>();
ptamPointPos -= PTAMOffsets;
ptamPointPos /= PTAMScales[0];
trailPoints.push_back(TrailPoint(
lastFramePoseSpeed.slice<0,3>(),
ptamPointPos
));
}
}
else
{
trailPoints.push_back(TrailPoint(
lastFramePoseSpeed.slice<0,3>()
));
}
}
if(resetMapViewFlag)
{
resetMapView();
resetMapViewFlag = false;
}
// get lineWidthFactor
lineWidthFactor = sqrt((float)(myGLWindow->size()[0] * myGLWindow->size()[1] / (640*480)));
plotGrid();
pthread_mutex_lock(&ptamWrapper->shallowMapCS);
std::vector<tse3>* kfl = &(ptamWrapper->keyFramesTransformed);
// draw keyframes
for(unsigned int i=0;i<kfl->size();i++)
{
plotCam((*kfl)[i],false,2,0.04f,1);
}
// draw trail
drawTrail();
// draw keypoints
plotMapPoints();
pthread_mutex_unlock(&ptamWrapper->shallowMapCS);
// draw predicted cam
// real in opaque
predConvert->setPosRPY(lastFramePoseSpeed[0], lastFramePoseSpeed[1], lastFramePoseSpeed[2], lastFramePoseSpeed[3], lastFramePoseSpeed[4], lastFramePoseSpeed[5]);
plotCam(predConvert->droneToGlobal,true,5.0f,0.2f,1);
// --------------------- make msg ------------------------------
msg = "";
TooN::Vector<6> of = filter->getCurrentOffsets();
TooN::Vector<3> sc = filter->getCurrentScales();
if(drawUI == UI_DEBUG)
{
snprintf(charBuf,1000,"Pose: ");
snprintf(charBuf+10,800, "x: %.2f ",lastFramePoseSpeed[0]);
snprintf(charBuf+20,800, "y: %.2f ",lastFramePoseSpeed[1]);
snprintf(charBuf+30,800, "z: %.2f ",lastFramePoseSpeed[2]);
snprintf(charBuf+40,800, "r: %.2f ",lastFramePoseSpeed[3]);
snprintf(charBuf+50,800, "p: %.2f ",lastFramePoseSpeed[4]);
snprintf(charBuf+60,800, "y: %.2f ",lastFramePoseSpeed[5]);
snprintf(charBuf+70,800, "vx: %.2f ",lastFramePoseSpeed[6]);
snprintf(charBuf+80,800, "vy: %.2f ",lastFramePoseSpeed[7]);
snprintf(charBuf+90,800, "vz: %.2f ",lastFramePoseSpeed[8]);
snprintf(charBuf+100,800, "vy: %.2f",lastFramePoseSpeed[9]);
msg += charBuf;
snprintf(charBuf,1000,"\nSync: ");
snprintf(charBuf+10,800, "ox: %.2f ",of[0]);
snprintf(charBuf+20,800, "oy: %.2f ",of[1]);
snprintf(charBuf+30,800, "oz: %.2f ",of[2]);
snprintf(charBuf+40,800, "or: %.2f ",of[3]);
snprintf(charBuf+50,800, "op: %.2f ",of[4]);
snprintf(charBuf+60,800, "oy: %.2f ",of[5]);
snprintf(charBuf+70,800, "Sx: %.2f ",sc[0]);
snprintf(charBuf+80,800, "Sy: %.2f ",sc[1]);
snprintf(charBuf+90,800, "Sz: %.2f",sc[2]);
msg += charBuf;
snprintf(charBuf,1000,"\nStDvs: ");
snprintf(charBuf+10,800, "x: %.2f ",std::sqrt((double)lastFramePoseSpeed[0]));
snprintf(charBuf+20,800, "y: %.2f ",std::sqrt((double)lastFramePoseSpeed[1]));
snprintf(charBuf+30,800, "z: %.2f ",std::sqrt((double)lastFramePoseSpeed[2]));
snprintf(charBuf+40,800, "r: %.2f ",std::sqrt((double)lastFramePoseSpeed[3]));
snprintf(charBuf+50,800, "p: %.2f ",std::sqrt((double)lastFramePoseSpeed[4]));
snprintf(charBuf+60,800, "y: %.2f ",std::sqrt((double)lastFramePoseSpeed[5]));
snprintf(charBuf+70,800, "vx: %.2f ",std::sqrt((double)lastFramePoseSpeed[6]));
snprintf(charBuf+80,800, "vy: %.2f ",std::sqrt((double)lastFramePoseSpeed[7]));
snprintf(charBuf+90,800, "vz: %.2f ",std::sqrt((double)lastFramePoseSpeed[8]));
snprintf(charBuf+100,800, "vy: %.2f",std::sqrt((double)lastFramePoseSpeed[9]));
msg += charBuf;
}
else
{
snprintf(charBuf,1000,"Drone Pose: ");
snprintf(charBuf+13,800, "xyz=(%.2f, ",lastFramePoseSpeed[0]);
snprintf(charBuf+25,800, "%.2f, ",lastFramePoseSpeed[1]);
snprintf(charBuf+32,800, "%.2f), ",lastFramePoseSpeed[2]);
snprintf(charBuf+42,800, "rpy=(%.2f, ",lastFramePoseSpeed[3]);
snprintf(charBuf+54,800, "%.2f, ",lastFramePoseSpeed[4]);
snprintf(charBuf+61,800, "%.2f) ",lastFramePoseSpeed[5]);
msg += charBuf;
}
myGLWindow->GetMousePoseUpdate();
CVD::glSetFont("sans");
if(drawUI != UI_NONE)
myGLWindow->DrawCaption(msg);
if(drawUI == UI_DEBUG)
{
glMatrixMode(GL_PROJECTION);
glPushMatrix();
glTranslatef((float)0, (float)100, 0.0);
glScalef(45,-45,1);
snprintf(charBuf,1000,"xyz: %.2f %.2f %.2f",lastFramePoseSpeed[0],lastFramePoseSpeed[1],lastFramePoseSpeed[2]);
CVD::glDrawText(charBuf, CVD::NICE, 1.6, 0.1);
glPopMatrix();
}
myGLWindow->swap_buffers();
myGLWindow->HandlePendingEvents();
}
void SPScatterPlotter::plot(QPainter &painter, QRect area) const
{
plotGrid(painter, area);
plotAxis(painter, area, m_xlabel, m_ylable);
plotData(painter, area);
}
