First pass at switching to distutils
[gonvert] / gonvert / converters.py
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+"""
+All classes for conversions are defined below:
+ each class should have one method for converting "to_base and another for converting "from_base"
+the return value is the converted value to or from base
+"""
+
+# For the sake of eval'ing some code
+import math
+
+
+# used for Computer numbers base definitions.
+ALPHA_NUMERIC = '0123456789abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ'
+
+
+def makeBase(x, base = len(ALPHA_NUMERIC), table=ALPHA_NUMERIC):
+       """
+       Convert from base 10 to any other base.
+       >> makeBase(1, 10)
+       '1'
+       >> makeBase(11, 10)
+       '11'
+       >> makeBase(11, 16)
+       'b'
+       """
+       div, mod = divmod(x, base)
+       if not div:
+               return table[mod]
+       return makeBase(div, base, table) + table[mod]
+
+
+# roman numerals
+roman_group = {
+       1: ('i', 'v'),
+       10: ('x', 'l'),
+       100: ('c', 'd'),
+       1000: ('m', 'A'),
+       10000: ('B', 'C'),
+}
+
+
+# functions that convert Arabic digits to roman numerals
+roman_value = {
+       0: lambda i, v, x: '',
+       1: lambda i, v, x: i,
+       2: lambda i, v, x: i+i,
+       3: lambda i, v, x: i+i+i,
+       4: lambda i, v, x: i+v,
+       5: lambda i, v, x: v,
+       6: lambda i, v, x: v+i,
+       7: lambda i, v, x: v+i+i,
+       8: lambda i, v, x: v+i+i+i,
+       9: lambda i, v, x: i+x,
+}
+
+
+def toroman(n):
+       """
+       convert a decimal number in [1,4000) to a roman numeral
+       >>> toroman(0)
+       >>> toroman(4001)
+       >>> toroman(1)
+       'i'
+       >>> toroman(4)
+       'iv'
+       >>> toroman(5)
+       'v'
+       >>> toroman(10)
+       'x'
+       >>> toroman(15)
+       'xv'
+       """
+       if n < 0:
+               raise NotImplementedError("Value out of roman comprehension")
+       elif n == 0:
+               pass
+       elif n >= 4000:
+               raise NotImplementedError("Value Out of Range")
+
+       base = 1
+       s = ''
+       while n > 0:
+               i, v = roman_group[base]
+               base = base * 10
+               x, l = roman_group[base]
+               digit = n % 10
+               n = (n-digit)/10
+               s = roman_value[digit](i, v, x) + s
+       return s
+
+
+def fromroman(s, rbase = 1):
+       """
+       convert a roman numeral (in lowercase) to a decimal integer
+       >>> fromroman('')
+       0
+       >>> fromroman('x')
+       5
+       >>> fromroman('xv')
+       15
+       """
+       if len(s) == 0:
+               return 0
+       elif rbase > 1000:
+               return 0
+
+       i, v = roman_group[rbase]
+       x, l = roman_group[rbase*10]
+       conversions = [
+               (v+i+i+i, 8),
+               (i+i+i+i, 5),
+               (v+i+i, 7),
+               (i+i+i, 3),
+               (v+i, 6),
+               (i+x, 9),
+               (i+v, 4),
+               (i+i, 2),
+               (i, 1),
+               (v, 5),
+       ]
+       for conversion in conversions:
+               if s.endswith(conversion[0]):
+                       digit = conversion[1]
+                       s = s[:-len(conversion[0])]
+                       break
+       else:
+               digit = 0
+               s = s
+
+       return digit * rbase + fromroman(s, rbase*10)
+
+
+class simple_multiplier(object):
+
+       def to_base(self, value, multiplier):
+               return value * (multiplier)
+
+       def from_base(self, value, multiplier):
+               if multiplier == 0:
+                       return 0.0
+               else:
+                       return value / (multiplier)
+
+
+class simple_inverter(object):
+
+       def to_base(self, value, multiplier):
+               if value == 0:
+                       return 0.0
+               else:
+                       return (multiplier) / value
+
+       def from_base(self, value, multiplier):
+               if value == 0:
+                       return 0.0
+               else:
+                       return (multiplier) / value
+
+
+class simple_gain_offset(object):
+
+       def to_base(self, value, (gain, offset)):
+               return (value * (gain)) + offset
+
+       def from_base(self, value, (gain, offset)):
+               if gain == 0:
+                       return 0.0
+               else:
+                       return (value - offset) / gain
+
+
+class simple_offset_gain(object):
+
+       def to_base(self, value, (offset, gain)):
+               return (value + offset) * gain
+
+       def from_base(self, value, (offset, gain)):
+               if gain == 0:
+                       return 0.0
+               else:
+                       return (value / gain) - offset
+
+
+class slope_offset(object):
+       ''"convert using points on a graph''"
+
+       def to_base(self, value, ((low_in, high_in), (low_out, high_out))):
+               gain = (high_out-low_out)/(high_in-low_in)
+               offset = low_out - gain*low_in
+               return gain*value+offset
+
+       def from_base(self, value, ((low_out, high_out), (low_in, high_in))):
+               gain = (high_out-low_out)/(high_in-low_in)
+               offset = low_out - gain*low_in
+               return gain*value+offset
+
+
+class double_slope_offset(object):
+       ''"convert using points on a graph, graph split into two slopes''"
+
+       def to_base(self, value, ((low1_in, high1_in), (low1_out, high1_out), (low2_in, high2_in), (low2_out, high2_out))):
+               if low1_in <= value <= high1_in:
+                       gain = (high1_out-low1_out)/(high1_in-low1_in)
+                       offset = low1_out - gain*low1_in
+                       return gain*value+offset
+               if low2_in <= value <= high2_in:
+                       gain = (high2_out-low2_out)/(high2_in-low2_in)
+                       offset = low2_out - gain*low2_in
+                       return gain*value+offset
+               return 0.0
+
+       def from_base(self, value, ((low1_in, high1_in), (low1_out, high1_out), (low2_in, high2_in), (low2_out, high2_out))):
+               if low1_out <= value <= high1_out:
+                       gain = (high1_in-low1_in)/(high1_out-low1_out)
+                       offset = low1_in - gain*low1_out
+                       return gain*value+offset
+               if low2_out <= value <= high2_out:
+                       gain = (high2_in-low2_in)/(high2_out-low2_out)
+                       offset = low2_in - gain*low2_out
+                       return gain*value+offset
+               return 0.0
+
+
+class base_converter(object):
+
+       def to_base(self, value, base):
+               """
+               Convert from any base to base 10 (decimal)
+               """
+               # Protection against fractional values
+               value = value.split(".", 1)[0]
+
+               result = 0L #will contain the long base-10 (decimal) number to be returned
+               position = len(value) #length of the string that is to be converted
+               for x in value:
+                       position = position-1
+                       result = long(result + long(long(ALPHA_NUMERIC.find(x))*(long(base)**long(position))))
+               return result
+
+       def from_base(self, value, base):
+               """
+               Convert from decimal to any base
+               """
+               return makeBase(int(value), base)
+
+
+class roman_numeral(object):
+
+       def to_base(self, value, junk):
+               """
+               Convert from roman numeral to base 10 (decimal)
+               """
+               if value == "0":
+                       return 0L
+               else:
+                       return fromroman(value)
+
+       def from_base(self, value, junk):
+               """
+               Convert from decimal to roman numeral
+               """
+               return toroman(int(value))
+
+
+
+class function(object):
+       ''"defined simple function can be as complicated as you like, however, both to/from base must be defined.''"
+
+       #value is assumed to be a string
+       #convert from a defined function to base
+       def to_base(self, value, (to_base, from_base)):
+               leftOfX, rightOfX = to_base.split("x", 1)
+               y = 0 # "undefined" y was driving me nuts
+               exec "y=" + leftOfX + str(value) + rightOfX
+               return y
+
+       def from_base(self, value, (to_base, from_base)):
+               leftOfX, rightOfX = from_base.split("x", 1)
+               y = 0 # "undefined" y was driving me nuts
+               exec "y=" + leftOfX + str(value) + rightOfX
+               return y
+
+
+#--------- function definitions from classes ------------
+m = simple_multiplier()
+inv = simple_inverter()
+gof = simple_gain_offset()
+ofg = simple_offset_gain()
+slo = slope_offset()
+dso = double_slope_offset()
+b = base_converter()
+r = roman_numeral()
+f = function()