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#!/usr/bin/python
"""
This is not an automated test program-- it generates a viewable graph
that shows the clusters of equal objects.
"""
import os, datetime
from rdflib import Literal, URIRef, BNode, Namespace
import yapgvb
import rdflib
XSD = Namespace("http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#")
EX = Namespace("http://example.com/")
pyValues = '''\
u"foo"
"foo"
Literal("foo")
Literal("foo", datatype=XSD['string'])
Literal("foo", datatype=EX['bar'])
Literal("foo", "fr")
URIRef("foo")
BNode("foo")
Literal("5")
Literal("5", datatype=XSD['decimal'])
Literal("5", datatype=XSD['string'])
5
5.0
"5"
4.99999999999999999
Literal("4.99999999999999999")
Literal("4.99999999999999999", datatype=XSD['decimal'])
False
"False"
"false"
Literal("False")
Literal("false", datatype=XSD['boolean'])
Literal(False)
Literal(False, datatype=XSD['boolean'])
Literal(0, datatype=XSD['boolean'])
Literal("http://example.com/foo/")
URIRef("http://example.com/foo/")
URIRef("http://example.com/foo%2F")
"2006-04-15"
Literal("2006-04-15")
Literal("2006-04-15", datatype=XSD['date'])
Literal("2006-04-15Z", datatype=XSD['date'])
Literal("2006-04-15-00:00", datatype=XSD['date'])
datetime.date(2006, 4, 15)
'''.strip().splitlines()
# http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-2/#date says these are the same
pyValues.extend([
'Literal("2002-10-10+13:00", datatype=XSD["date"])',
'Literal("2002-10-09-11:00", datatype=XSD["date"])'
])
# see also http://www.w3.org/2001/sw/DataAccess/tests/#date-1
import cgitb
cgitb.enable(format='txt')
gv = yapgvb.Graph('rdflib comparisons', strict=True)
#gv.defaultdist = 100
#gv.mindist = 500
#gv.nodesep = 2
#gv.size = [8, 8]
#gv.pack = "false"
gv.sep = .5
#gv.overlap = "false"
gv.add_node("using rdflib version %s" % rdflib.__version__, color="green")
nodes = [(py, eval(py)) for py in pyValues]
gvNode = {}
for py, val in nodes:
label = py
label = label.replace('99999999999999999', '99...')
label = label.replace('datatype=', 'dt=')
n = gvNode[py] = gv.add_node(label)
n.shape = 'box'
n.fontsize = 10
n.margin = .0005, .00002
for i, (yPy, yVal) in enumerate(nodes):
for j, (xPy, xVal) in enumerate(nodes):
true = xVal == yVal
if not true and not (xVal != yVal):
# neither equal nor nonequal!
edge = gv.add_edge(gvNode[xPy], gvNode[yPy])
edge.label = "__ne__ failed"
edge.color = "red"
if true:
edge = gv.add_edge(gvNode[xPy], gvNode[yPy])
edge.label = "="
edge.style = "bold"
edge.len = 2.5
if xPy == yPy:
# try to shorten the self-loops
edge.headport = 'w'
edge.tailport = 'w'
edge.weight = .2
edge.len = .2
gv.layout(yapgvb.engines.circo)
out = "/tmp/comparison_graph.png"
gv.render(out)
print "wrote: %s" % out
raise SystemExit
# this part makes an html table, but the graph is much prettier
from nevow import flat, tags as T
rows = [T.tr[T.th, [T.th[i] for i in range(len(nodes))]]]
for i, (yPy, yVal) in enumerate(nodes):
cols = [T.th["%s) " % i, yPy]]
for j, (xPy, xVal) in enumerate(nodes):
true = xVal == yVal
symbol = T.xml("≠")
if true:
symbol = "="
cols.append(T.td(class_=str(true))[symbol])
rows.append(T.tr[cols])
print flat.flatten(
T.html[
T.head[
T.style['''
table {
border: 1px solid black;
border-collapse: collapse;
}
td, th {
border: 1px solid black;
}
td {
width: 1em;
text-align: center;
}
th {
text-align: left;
}
.True {
background: #92E892;
}
.False {
color: gray;
}
''']
],
T.body[
T.h1["Comparisons using rdflib %s" % rdflib.__version__],
T.table[rows]]])
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