The sequel to clusterview. Built around the point and cluster structure of the kmeans project, aims to improve upon the design and structural weakness of clusterview and add many interesting interactive ways to explore kmeans.
You can not select more than 25 topics Topics must start with a letter or number, can include dashes ('-') and can be up to 35 characters long.
 

53 lines
1.5 KiB

"""
Similar to the opengl_widget module, this module defines
helper functions for the point_list_widget. It is named
the same for convenience. The actual point_list_widget
is defined in the clusterview_ui.py file.
"""
from clusterview2.point_manager import PointManager
def _string_point_to_point(str_point):
"""
In the QListWidget points are stored as strings
because of the way Qt has list items defined.
@param str_point The string of the form (x, y) to convert.
"""
# 1. Split
elems = str_point.split(",")
# 2. Take elements "(x" and "y)" and remove their first and
# last characters, respectively. Note that for y this
# function expects there to be a space after the comma.
x = elems[0][1:]
y = elems[1][1:-1]
return (int(x), int(y))
def item_click_handler(ctx, item):
"""
Handles an item becoming clicked in the list.
This function is designed to be partially applied with the
main_window context in order to be able to trigger an opengl_widget
refresh.
@param ctx The context.
@param item The clicked item.
"""
point = _string_point_to_point(item.text())
# TODO: Super slow linear search, should write a find_point function
# on the point_set in order to speed this up since PointSet
# is backed by a set anyway.
for p in PointManager.point_set.points:
if p.x == point[0] and p.y == point[1]:
p.select()
else:
p.unselect()
ctx.opengl_widget.update()