array | Functions for array manipulation or handling. |
bit | Functions for bit manipulation. |
crc | Functions for cyclic redundancy check calculations. |
dia | Functions for drawing curves in diagrams. |
gfx | Functions for 2D pixel based drawings. |
math_ex | Additional mathematical functions. |
string_ex | Functions for string manipulation. |
sys | Functions for system time and other. |
tab | Functions to view data in a table. |
vgfx | Functions for 2D vector drawings. |
array.add | Add a number or an other array to an array. |
array.div | Divide an array by a number or an other array. |
array.extract | Extract parts of an array. |
array.make | This function creates an array filled with values. |
array.max | Returns the maximum value. |
array.min | Returns the minimum value. |
array.mul | Multiply a number or an other array with an array. |
array.print | This function prints an array as a comma separated list. |
array.reverse | Reverse the order of the array elements. |
array.sub | Subtract a number or an other array from an array. |
array.to_number | Converts an array of strings to an array of numbers. |
array.to_string | Prints an array of number into a string. |
bit.and | Bitwise AND operation. |
bit.clear | Set the bit to 0. |
bit.get | Returns the state of a bit. |
bit.nand | Bitwise NAND operation. |
bit.nor | Bitwise NOR operation. |
bit.not | Bitwise NOT operation. |
bit.or | Bitwise OR operation. |
bit.reverse | Returns the given value with reverse bit order. |
bit.set | Set the bit to 1. |
bit.shl | Shift a 32 bit value to left. |
bit.shr | Shift a 32 bit value to right. |
bit.toggle | Toggle the bit. (Change bit state 0 to 1 or bit state 1 to 0.) |
bit.xnor | Bitwise XNOR operation. |
bit.xor | Bitwise XOR operation. |
crc.crc16 | This function calculates the 16 bit crc checksum. |
crc.crc32 | This function calculates the 32 bit crc checksum. |
crc.crc8 | This function calculates the 8 bit crc checksum. |
crc.polynom16 | The crc 16 polynom. |
crc.polynom32 | The crc 32 polynom. |
crc.polynom8 | The crc 8 polynom. |
curve:append_data | Appends a data point to the curve. |
curve:clear_data | Clears the data of the curve. |
diagram:delete | Deletes the diagram. |
curve:delete | Removes the curve from the diagram. |
dia.delete_all | Deletes all diagrams. |
diagram:delete_all_curves | Delete all curves in the diagram. |
dia.new | Creates a new diagram. |
diagram:new_curve | Creates a new curve. |
diagram:save_csv | Saves the diagram as a CSV (comma seperated values, actually tabulator seperated values) file. |
diagram:save_img | Saves the diagram as a PNG (portable network graphic) image file. |
curve:set_data | Sets all curve data points. |
gfx.begin_update | Disable graphics scene update to speed up the drawing operations. |
gfx.clear | Clears the drawing. |
gfx.draw_circle | Draws a circle with the current color. |
gfx.draw_ellipse | Draws an ellipse with the current color. |
gfx.draw_line | Draws a straight line with the current color. |
gfx.draw_pnt | Draws a point with the current color. |
gfx.draw_polygon | Draws a polygon with the current color. The last point is connected with the first point. |
gfx.draw_rect | Draws a rectangle with the current color. |
gfx.draw_text | Draws text. |
gfx.end_update | Enable graphics scene update. (see also begin_update) |
gfx.fill_circle | Draws a filled circle with the current fill color. |
gfx.fill_ellipse | Draws an filled ellipse with the current fill color. |
gfx.fill_polygon | Draws a filled polygon with the current fill color. The last point is connected with the first point. |
gfx.fill_rect | Draws a filled rectangle with the current fill color. |
gfx.save_img | Saves the current drawing as a PNG (portable network graphics) image file. |
gfx.set_color | Changes the current color. |
gfx.set_fill_color | Changes the current fill color. |
gfx.set_size | Sets the size of the drawing area. |
math_ex.calc_fft | Calculates the fast fourier transformation of an array with values. |
math_ex.lin_reg | Calculates a linear regression line for an array with points using the least square method. |
math_ex.mean | Calculates the mean value from a list of values. |
math_ex.mean_filter | Applies the mean filter to the given values. The mean filter replaces the values by the arithmetic mean of the surrounding values. |
math_ex.median_filter | Applies the median filter to the given values. The median filter is a nonlinear digital filtering technique, used to remove noise. |
string_ex.split | Splits a string. The result is an array of strings. |
sys.delay | Stops the program execution for the given time. The time is counted from the begin of this function call. |
sys.time | Returns the current system time in seconds since 1970-01-01. |
sys.time_str | Returns the current system time as a formatted string in the form 21:49:25 2010-06-08. |
tab.clear | Clears all data. |
tab.save_csv | Save the values in the table as a CSV (comma seperated values, actually tabulator seperated values) file. |
tab.set_column_values | Writes values in a table column. |
tab.set_row_values | Writes values in a table row. |
tab.set_size | Changes the number of rows and columns. |
tab.set_value | Writes a value in the table. |
vgfx.clear | Clears the drawing. |
vgfx.draw_circle | Draws a circle with the current color. |
vgfx.draw_ellipse | Draws an ellipse with the current color. |
vgfx.draw_line | Draws a straight line with the current color. |
vgfx.draw_polygon | Draws a polygon with the current color. The last point is connected with the first point. |
vgfx.draw_rect | Draws a rectangle with the current color. |
vgfx.draw_text | Draws text. |
vgfx.fill_circle | Draws a filled circle with the current fill color. |
vgfx.fill_ellipse | Draws an filled ellipse with the current fill color. |
vgfx.fill_polygon | Draws a filled polygon with the current fill color. The last point is connected with the first point. |
vgfx.fill_rect | Draws a filled rectangle with the current fill color. |
vgfx.save_img | Saves the current drawing as a PNG (portable network graphics) image file. |
vgfx.save_svg | Saves the current drawing as a SVG (scalable vector graphic) file. |
vgfx.set_color | Changes the current color. |
vgfx.set_fill_color | Changes the current fill color. |
Functions for array manipulation or handling.
array.add (function) | |
result = array.add ( array, param ) | |
Add a number or an other array to an array. | |
Parameters: | |
array | The array. |
param | Array or number. |
Return: | |
result | The resulting array. |
Example: | result1 = array.add( {1, 2, 3, 4, 5}, 12) result2 = array.add( {1, 2, 3, 4, 5}, {1, 2, 3, 4, 5} ) |
array.div (function) | |
result = array.div ( array, param ) | |
Divide an array by a number or an other array. | |
Parameters: | |
array | The array. |
param | Array or number. |
Return: | |
result | The resulting array. |
Example: | result1 = array.div( {1, 2, 3, 4, 5}, 12) result2 = array.div( {1, 2, 3, 4, 5}, {1, 2, 3, 4, 5} ) |
array.extract (function) | |
result = array.extract ( array, start_index, step_size, count ) | |
Extract parts of an array. | |
Parameters: | |
array | The array. |
start_index | The start index (1 to array length). |
step_size | The step size (can be negative). (This parameter is optional.) |
count | Maximum number of elements to be extracted. (This parameter is optional.) |
Return: | |
result | The resulting array. |
Example: | a = { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 } result = array.extract(5) -- result = { 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 } result = array.extract(2, 2) -- result = { 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 } result = array.extract(2, 2, 3) -- result = { 2, 4, 6 } result = array.extract(5, 1, 4) -- result = { 5, 6, 7, 8 } |
array.make (function) | |
array.make ( start, end, step ) | |
This function creates an array filled with values. | |
Parameters: | |
start | The first value. |
end | The last value. |
step | The step width. (This parameter is optional.) |
Example: | -- creates an array filled with the values 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 a = array.make(1, 5) -- creates an array filled with the values 1, 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3, 3.5, 4, 4.5, 5 b = array.make(1, 5, 0.5) |
array.max (function) | |
result = array.max ( array ) | |
Returns the maximum value. | |
Parameters: | |
array | The array. |
Return: | |
result | The maximum value. |
Example: | arr = {9, 8, 3, 4, 5} print("Max value: " .. array.max(arr)) |
array.min (function) | |
result = array.min ( array ) | |
Returns the minimum value. | |
Parameters: | |
array | The array. |
Return: | |
result | The minimum value. |
Example: | arr = {9, 8, 3, 4, 5} print("Min value: " .. array.min(arr)) |
array.mul (function) | |
result = array.mul ( array, param ) | |
Multiply a number or an other array with an array. | |
Parameters: | |
array | The array. |
param | Array or number. |
Return: | |
result | The resulting array. |
Example: | result1 = array.mul( {1, 2, 3, 4, 5}, 12) result2 = array.mul( {1, 2, 3, 4, 5}, {1, 2, 3, 4, 5} ) |
array.print (function) | |
array.print ( array ) | |
This function prints an array as a comma separated list. | |
Parameters: | |
array | The array to be printed. |
Example: | a = { 1, 2, 3, 4 } array.print(a) |
array.reverse (function) | |
result = array.reverse ( array ) | |
Reverse the order of the array elements. | |
Parameters: | |
array | The array to be reversed. |
Return: | |
result | The reversed array. |
Example: | a = { 1, 2, 3, 4 } r = array.reverse(a) array.print(r) |
array.sub (function) | |
result = array.sub ( array, param ) | |
Subtract a number or an other array from an array. | |
Parameters: | |
array | The array. |
param | Array or number. |
Return: | |
result | The resulting array. |
Example: | result1 = array.sub( {1, 2, 3, 4, 5}, 12) result2 = array.sub( {1, 2, 3, 4, 5}, {1, 2, 3, 4, 5} ) |
array.to_number (function) | |
number_array = array.to_number ( string_array ) | |
Converts an array of strings to an array of numbers. | |
Parameters: | |
string_array | Array of strings. |
Return: | |
number_array | Array of numbers. |
Example: | str = "1, 2, 3" str_arr = string_ex.split(str, ",") num_arr = array.to_number(str_arr) print(num_arr[1] + num_arr[2] + num_arr[3]) |
array.to_string (function) | |
string = array.to_string ( array, delimiter ) | |
Prints an array of number into a string. | |
Parameters: | |
array | The array of numbers. |
delimiter | The number delimiter. (Default is comma.) (This parameter is optional.) |
Return: | |
string | The array as a string |
Example: | arr = {9, 8, 3, 4, 5} str = array.to_string() print("Array as string: " .. str) |
Functions for bit manipulation.
bit.and (function) | |
result = bit.and ( value1, value2 ) | |
Bitwise AND operation. | |
Parameters: | |
value1 | First operand. |
value2 | Second operand. |
Return: | |
result | The result of the operation. |
Example: | r = bit.and(a, b) |
bit.clear (function) | |
result = bit.clear ( value, bit_number ) | |
Set the bit to 0. | |
Parameters: | |
value | The value. |
bit_number | The bit number: 0 ... 31. |
Return: | |
result | The result of the operation. |
Example: | -- clear bit number 5 r = bit.clear(a, 5) |
bit.get (function) | |
bit_state = bit.get ( value, bit_number ) | |
Returns the state of a bit. | |
Parameters: | |
value | The value. |
bit_number | The bit number: 0 ... 31. |
Return: | |
bit_state | The state of the bit: 0 or 1. |
Example: | -- returns the state of bit number 5 s = bit.get(a, 5) |
bit.nand (function) | |
result = bit.nand ( value1, value2 ) | |
Bitwise NAND operation. | |
Parameters: | |
value1 | First operand. |
value2 | Second operand. |
Return: | |
result | The result of the operation. |
Example: | r = bit.nand(a, b) |
bit.nor (function) | |
result = bit.nor ( value1, value2 ) | |
Bitwise NOR operation. | |
Parameters: | |
value1 | First operand. |
value2 | Second operand. |
Return: | |
result | The result of the operation. |
Example: | r = bit.nor(a, b) |
bit.not (function) | |
result = bit.not ( value ) | |
Bitwise NOT operation. | |
Parameters: | |
value | Operand. |
Return: | |
result | The result of the operation. |
Example: | r = bit.not(a) |
bit.or (function) | |
result = bit.or ( value1, value2 ) | |
Bitwise OR operation. | |
Parameters: | |
value1 | First operand. |
value2 | Second operand. |
Return: | |
result | The result of the operation. |
Example: | r = bit.or(a, b) |
bit.reverse (function) | |
result = bit.reverse ( value, num_bits ) | |
Returns the given value with reverse bit order. | |
Parameters: | |
value | The value. |
num_bits | The size of the value in bits. |
Return: | |
result | The value with reverse bit order. |
Example: | r = bit.reverse(a, 8) -- reverse the bit order of a byte (8 bit) r = bit.reverse(a, 16) -- reverse the bit order of a word (16 bit) r = bit.reverse(a, 32) -- reverse the bit order of a double word (32 bit) |
bit.set (function) | |
result = bit.set ( value, bit_number ) | |
Set the bit to 1. | |
Parameters: | |
value | The value. |
bit_number | The bit number: 0 ... 31. |
Return: | |
result | The result of the operation. |
Example: | -- set bit number 5 r = bit.set(a, 5) |
bit.shl (function) | |
result = bit.shl ( value, num_bits ) | |
Shift a 32 bit value to left. | |
Parameters: | |
value | The value. |
num_bits | The number of bits the value shall be shifted. |
Return: | |
result | The result of the operation. |
Example: | r = bit.shl(a, 2) -- shift a to left by 2 bits |
bit.shr (function) | |
result = bit.shr ( value, num_bits ) | |
Shift a 32 bit value to right. | |
Parameters: | |
value | The value. |
num_bits | The number of bits the value shall be shifted. |
Return: | |
result | The result of the operation. |
Example: | r = bit.shr(a, 2) -- shift a to right by 2 bits |
bit.toggle (function) | |
result = bit.toggle ( value, bit_number ) | |
Toggle the bit. (Change bit state 0 to 1 or bit state 1 to 0.) | |
Parameters: | |
value | The value. |
bit_number | The bit number: 0 ... 31. |
Return: | |
result | The result of the operation. |
Example: | -- toggle bit number 5 r = bit.toggle(a, 5) |
bit.xnor (function) | |
result = bit.xnor ( value1, value2 ) | |
Bitwise XNOR operation. | |
Parameters: | |
value1 | First operand. |
value2 | Second operand. |
Return: | |
result | The result of the operation. |
Example: | r = bit.xnor(a, b) |
bit.xor (function) | |
result = bit.xor ( value1, value2 ) | |
Bitwise XOR operation. | |
Parameters: | |
value1 | First operand. |
value2 | Second operand. |
Return: | |
result | The result of the operation. |
Example: | r = bit.xor(a, b) |
Functions for cyclic redundancy check calculations.
crc.crc16 (function) | |
new_crc = crc.crc16 ( crc, data ) | |
This function calculates the 16 bit crc checksum. | |
Parameters: | |
crc | The current checksum. |
data | A number (one byte) or an array of bytes. |
Return: | |
new_crc | The new checksum. |
Example: | checksum = 0 checksum = crc.crc16(checksum, 0x1545) checksum = crc.crc16(checksum, 4452) checksum = crc.crc16(checksum, { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 } ) print(checksum) |
crc.crc32 (function) | |
new_crc = crc.crc32 ( crc, data ) | |
This function calculates the 32 bit crc checksum. | |
Parameters: | |
crc | The current checksum. |
data | A number (one byte) or an array of bytes. |
Return: | |
new_crc | The new checksum. |
Example: | checksum = 0 checksum = crc.crc32(checksum, 0x1549895) checksum = crc.crc32(checksum, 445298) checksum = crc.crc32(checksum, { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 } ) print(checksum) |
crc.crc8 (function) | |
new_crc = crc.crc8 ( crc, data ) | |
This function calculates the 8 bit crc checksum. | |
Parameters: | |
crc | The current checksum. |
data | A number (one byte) or an array of bytes. |
Return: | |
new_crc | The new checksum. |
Example: | checksum = 0 checksum = crc.crc8(checksum, 0x15) checksum = crc.crc8(checksum, 42) checksum = crc.crc8(checksum, { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 } ) print(checksum) |
crc.polynom16 (property) | |
The crc 16 polynom. | |
Example: | crc.polynom16 = 0x5612 print(crc.polynom16) |
crc.polynom32 (property) | |
The crc 32 polynom. | |
Example: | crc.polynom32 = 0x56560012 print(crc.polynom32) |
crc.polynom8 (property) | |
The crc 8 polynom. | |
Example: | crc.polynom8 = 0x56 print(crc.polynom8) |
Functions for drawing curves in diagrams.
curve:append_data (function) | |
curve:append_data ( data_point ) | |
Appends a data point to the curve. | |
Parameters: | |
data_point | Tha data point. Can be an array(table) with two values or can be two single values. |
Example: | dia.delete_all() d = dia.new("Diagram1") curve = d:new_curve("Curve1") -- creates curve on left y axis -- data point is a table curve:append_data( { 1, 5 } ) -- data point as to single values curve:append_data( 1, 5 ) |
curve:clear_data (function) | |
curve:clear_data ( ) | |
Clears the data of the curve. | |
Example: | dia.delete_all() d = dia.new("Diagram1") curve = d:new_curve("Curve1") -- creates curve on left y axis curve:set_data( {1, 2, 3}, {5, 7, 9} ) curve:clear_data() |
diagram:delete (function) | |
diagram:delete ( ) | |
Deletes the diagram. | |
Example: | dia.delete_all() d = dia.new("Diagram1") d:delete() |
curve:delete (function) | |
curve:delete ( ) | |
Removes the curve from the diagram. | |
Example: | dia.delete_all() d = dia.new("Diagram1") curve1 = d:new_curve("Curve1") -- creates curve on left y axis curve2 = d:new_curve("Curve2", 1) -- creates curve on left y axis curve3 = d:new_curve("Curve3", 2) -- creates curve on right y axis curve2:delete() curve1:delete() |
dia.delete_all (function) | |
dia.delete_all ( ) | |
Deletes all diagrams. | |
Example: | dia.delete_all() d = dia.new("Diagram1") |
diagram:delete_all_curves (function) | |
diagram:delete_all_curves ( ) | |
Delete all curves in the diagram. | |
Example: | dia.delete_all() d = dia.new("Diagram1") curve1 = d:new_curve("Curve1") -- creates curve on left y axis curve2 = d:new_curve("Curve2", 1) -- creates curve on left y axis curve3 = d:new_curve("Curve3", 2) -- creates curve on right y axis d:delete_all_curves() |
dia.new (function) | |
diagram_object = dia.new ( diagram_name ) | |
Creates a new diagram. | |
Parameters: | |
diagram_name | The name of the diagram. |
Return: | |
diagram_object | The new diagram object. |
Example: | d = dia.new("Diagram1") |
diagram:new_curve (function) | |
curve_object = diagram:new_curve ( curve_name, y_axis ) | |
Creates a new curve. | |
Parameters: | |
curve_name | The name of the curve. |
y_axis | The y axis this curve shall be assigned to. (1 - left or 2 - right, default is 1) (This parameter is optional.) |
Return: | |
curve_object | The new curve object. |
Example: | dia.delete_all() d = dia.new("Diagram1") curve1 = d:new_curve("Curve1") -- creates curve on left y axis curve2 = d:new_curve("Curve2", 1) -- creates curve on left y axis curve3 = d:new_curve("Curve3", 2) -- creates curve on right y axis |
diagram:save_csv (function) | |
diagram:save_csv ( file_name ) | |
Saves the diagram as a CSV (comma seperated values, actually tabulator seperated values) file. | |
Parameters: | |
file_name | The name of the CSV file. |
Example: | dia.delete_all() d = dia.new("Diagram1") curve = d:new_curve("Curve1") -- creates curve on left y axis curve:set_data( {1, 2, 3}, {5, 7, 9} ) d:save_csv("diagram1.csv") |
diagram:save_img (function) | |
diagram:save_img ( file_name ) | |
Saves the diagram as a PNG (portable network graphic) image file. | |
Parameters: | |
file_name | The name of the image file. |
Example: | dia.delete_all() d = dia.new("Diagram1") curve = d:new_curve("Curve1") -- creates curve on left y axis curve:set_data( {1, 2, 3}, {5, 7, 9} ) d:save_img("diagram1.png") |
curve:set_data (function) | |
curve:set_data ( data_point_list ) | |
Sets all curve data points. | |
Parameters: | |
data_point_list | The data points. Can be an array(table) of pairs or two arrays/tables with single values. |
Example: | dia.delete_all() d = dia.new("Diagram1") curve = d:new_curve("Curve1") -- creates curve on left y axis -- data points as array/table of pairs curve:set_data( { {1,5}, {2,7}, {3,9} } ) -- data points as two arrays with single values curve:set_data( {1, 2, 3}, {5, 7, 9} ) |
Functions for 2D pixel based drawings.
gfx.begin_update (function) | |
gfx.begin_update ( ) | |
Disable graphics scene update to speed up the drawing operations. | |
Example: | gfx.set_size(800, 600) gfx.clear() gfx.begin_update() for x=1, 500 do for y=1,500 do gfx.draw_pnt(x, y) end end gfx.end_update() |
gfx.clear (function) | |
gfx.clear ( ) | |
Clears the drawing. | |
Example: | gfx.set_size(800, 600) gfx.clear() gfx.clear() |
gfx.draw_circle (function) | |
gfx.draw_circle ( x, y, r ) | |
Draws a circle with the current color. | |
Parameters: | |
x | center x-coordinate |
y | center y-coordinate |
r | radius |
Example: | gfx.set_size(800, 600) gfx.clear() gfx.draw_circle(50, 50, 40) |
gfx.draw_ellipse (function) | |
gfx.draw_ellipse ( x, y, rx, ry ) | |
Draws an ellipse with the current color. | |
Parameters: | |
x | center x-coordinate |
y | center y-coordinate |
rx | radius in x direction |
ry | radius in y direction |
Example: | gfx.set_size(800, 600) gfx.clear() gfx.draw_ellipse(50, 50, 40, 10) |
gfx.draw_line (function) | |
gfx.draw_line ( x1, y1, x2, y2 ) | |
Draws a straight line with the current color. | |
Parameters: | |
x1 | x-coordinate start point |
y1 | y-coordinate start point |
x2 | x-coordinate end point |
y2 | y-coordinate end point |
Example: | gfx.set_size(800, 600) gfx.clear() gfx.draw_line(10, 10, 100, 100) |
gfx.draw_pnt (function) | |
gfx.draw_pnt ( x, y ) | |
Draws a point with the current color. | |
Parameters: | |
x | x-coordinate |
y | y-coordinate |
Example: | gfx.set_size(800, 600) gfx.clear() gfx.draw_pnt(10, 10) |
gfx.draw_polygon (function) | |
gfx.draw_polygon ( point_list ) | |
Draws a polygon with the current color. The last point is connected with the first point. | |
Parameters: | |
point_list | The polygon points as an array/table of pairs. |
Example: | gfx.set_size(800, 600) gfx.clear() gfx.draw_polygon( { {10,10}, {50,50}, {200,100} } ) |
gfx.draw_rect (function) | |
gfx.draw_rect ( x1, y1, x2, y2 ) | |
Draws a rectangle with the current color. | |
Parameters: | |
x1 | x-coordinate left upper corner |
y1 | y-coordinate left upper corner |
x2 | x-coordinate right bottom corner |
y2 | y-coordinate right bottom corner |
Example: | gfx.set_size(800, 600) gfx.clear() gfx.draw_rect(10, 10, 100, 100) |
gfx.draw_text (function) | |
gfx.draw_text ( x, y, text ) | |
Draws text. | |
Parameters: | |
x | x-coordinate |
y | y-coordinate |
text | text |
Example: | gfx.set_size(800, 600) gfx.clear() gfx.draw_text(10, 10, "TEST") |
gfx.end_update (function) | |
gfx.end_update ( ) | |
Enable graphics scene update. (see also begin_update) | |
Example: | gfx.set_size(800, 600) gfx.clear() gfx.begin_update() for x=1, 500 do for y=1,500 do gfx.draw_pnt(x, y) end end gfx.end_update() |
gfx.fill_circle (function) | |
gfx.fill_circle ( x, y, r ) | |
Draws a filled circle with the current fill color. | |
Parameters: | |
x | center x-coordinate |
y | center y-coordinate |
r | radius |
Example: | gfx.set_size(800, 600) gfx.clear() gfx.fill_circle(50, 50, 40) |
gfx.fill_ellipse (function) | |
gfx.fill_ellipse ( x, y, rx, ry ) | |
Draws an filled ellipse with the current fill color. | |
Parameters: | |
x | center x-coordinate |
y | center y-coordinate |
rx | radius in x direction |
ry | radius in y direction |
Example: | gfx.set_size(800, 600) gfx.clear() gfx.fill_ellipse(50, 50, 40, 10) |
gfx.fill_polygon (function) | |
gfx.fill_polygon ( point_list ) | |
Draws a filled polygon with the current fill color. The last point is connected with the first point. | |
Parameters: | |
point_list | The polygon points as an array/table of pairs. |
Example: | gfx.set_size(800, 600) gfx.clear() gfx.fill_polygon( { {10,10}, {50,50}, {200,100} } ) |
gfx.fill_rect (function) | |
gfx.fill_rect ( x1, y1, x2, y2 ) | |
Draws a filled rectangle with the current fill color. | |
Parameters: | |
x1 | x-coordinate left upper corner |
y1 | y-coordinate left upper corner |
x2 | x-coordinate right bottom corner |
y2 | y-coordinate right bottom corner |
Example: | gfx.set_size(800, 600) gfx.clear() gfx.fill_rect(10, 10, 100, 100) |
gfx.save_img (function) | |
gfx.save_img ( file_name ) | |
Saves the current drawing as a PNG (portable network graphics) image file. | |
Parameters: | |
file_name | The name of the image file. |
Example: | gfx.set_size(800, 600) gfx.clear() gfx.begin_update() for x=1, 500 do for y=1,500 do gfx.draw_pnt(x, y) end end gfx.end_update() gfx.save_img("image.png") |
gfx.set_color (function) | |
gfx.set_color ( color ) | |
Changes the current color. | |
Parameters: | |
color | The color as a color name or as red (0..255), green (0..255) and blue (0..255) value. |
Example: | gfx.set_size(800, 600) gfx.clear() -- set color by name gfx.set_color("red") gfx.draw_line(10, 10, 100, 100) -- set color by values: red, green, blue gfx.set_color(100, 10, 250) gfx.draw_line(100, 10, 10, 100) |
gfx.set_fill_color (function) | |
gfx.set_fill_color ( color ) | |
Changes the current fill color. | |
Parameters: | |
color | The color as a color name or as red (0..255), green (0..255) and blue (0..255) value. |
Example: | gfx.set_size(800, 600) gfx.clear() -- set color by name gfx.set_fill_color("red") gfx.draw_line(10, 10, 100, 100) -- set color by values: red, green, blue gfx.set_fill_color(100, 10, 250) gfx.draw_line(100, 10, 10, 100) |
gfx.set_size (function) | |
gfx.set_size ( width, height ) | |
Sets the size of the drawing area. | |
Parameters: | |
width | The width of the drawing area. |
height | The height of the drawing area. |
Example: | gfx.set_size(800, 600) gfx.clear() gfx.begin_update() for x=1, 500 do for y=1,500 do gfx.draw_pnt(x, y) end end gfx.end_update() |
Additional mathematical functions.
math_ex.calc_fft (function) | |
amplitude, frequency = math_ex.calc_fft ( count, frequency, data ) | |
Calculates the fast fourier transformation of an array with values. | |
Parameters: | |
count | The number of values must be a power of 2 in the range 2^2=4 to 2^17=131072. |
frequency | The signal sample frequency. |
data | The input values. |
Return: | |
amplitude | The amplitude vector. |
frequency | The frequency vector. |
Example: | -- create an input vector v = { 1, 2, 3, 2, 1, 0, 1, 2 } -- calculate the FFT a, f = fft.calc(8, 10e3, v) -- print the result array.print(a) array.print(f) |
math_ex.lin_reg (function) | |
a, b, corr = math_ex.lin_reg ( x_array, y_array ) | |
Calculates a linear regression line for an array with points using the least square method. | |
Parameters: | |
x_array | X coordinates. (array of numbers.) |
y_array | y coordinates. (array of numbers.) |
Return: | |
a | The variable a of the equation f(x) = a + b * x |
b | The variable b of the equation f(x) = a + b * x |
corr | The correlation factor (0 .. 1) |
Example: | print(math_ex.reg_line( {0, 0}, {1, 4} )) |
math_ex.mean (function) | |
res = math_ex.mean ( array ) | |
Calculates the mean value from a list of values. | |
Parameters: | |
array | Array of numbers. |
Return: | |
res | The mean value. |
Example: | print(math_ex.mean( {1, 1, 1, 5, 6, 3, 1, 1}, 3 )) |
math_ex.mean_filter (function) | |
res = math_ex.mean_filter ( array, depth ) | |
Applies the mean filter to the given values. The mean filter replaces the values by the arithmetic mean of the surrounding values. | |
Parameters: | |
array | Array of numbers. |
depth | Mean filter depth. |
Return: | |
res | The filtered values. |
Example: | array.print(math_ex.mean_filter( {1, 1, 1, 5, 6, 3, 1, 1}, 3 )) |
math_ex.median_filter (function) | |
res = math_ex.median_filter ( array, depth ) | |
Applies the median filter to the given values. The median filter is a nonlinear digital filtering technique, used to remove noise. | |
Parameters: | |
array | Array of numbers. |
depth | Median filter depth. |
Return: | |
res | The filtered values. |
Example: | array.print(math_ex.median_filter( {1, 1, 1, 5, 6, 3, 1, 1}, 3 )) |
Functions for string manipulation.
string_ex.split (function) | |
string_array = string_ex.split ( string, delim ) | |
Splits a string. The result is an array of strings. | |
Parameters: | |
string | The string to be split. |
delim | The delimiter string. |
Return: | |
string_array | Array of strings. |
Example: | str_arr = string_ex.split("A,B,C", ",") print(str_arr[1]) |
Functions for system time and other.
sys.delay (function) | |
sys.delay ( time ) | |
Stops the program execution for the given time. The time is counted from the begin of this function call. | |
Parameters: | |
time | The time in seconds. The minimum wait time is 125 micro seconds. |
Example: | -- stop the program execution for 1ms from this point in time sys.delay(1e-3) |
sys.time (property) | |
Returns the current system time in seconds since 1970-01-01. | |
Example: | print(sys.time) |
sys.time_str (property) | |
Returns the current system time as a formatted string in the form 21:49:25 2010-06-08. | |
Example: | print(sys.time_str) |
Functions to view data in a table.
tab.clear (function) | |
tab.clear ( ) | |
Clears all data. | |
Example: | tab.clear() |
tab.save_csv (function) | |
tab.save_csv ( file_name ) | |
Save the values in the table as a CSV (comma seperated values, actually tabulator seperated values) file. | |
Parameters: | |
file_name | The name of the file. |
Example: | -- create a table with 10 rows and 5 columns tab.set_size(10, 5) for x = 1, 10 do for y = 1, 5 do tab.set_value(x, y, x * y) end end tab.save_csv("table.csv") |
tab.set_column_values (function) | |
tab.set_column_values ( column, value ) | |
Writes values in a table column. | |
Parameters: | |
column | Column index (starts with 1). |
value | An array of values to be written in the table column. |
Example: | -- create a table with 10 rows and 5 columns tab.set_size(10, 5) tab.set_column_values(3, { "Test1", "Test2", "Test3" } ) |
tab.set_row_values (function) | |
tab.set_row_values ( row, value ) | |
Writes values in a table row. | |
Parameters: | |
row | Row index (starts with 1). |
value | An array of values to be written in the table row. |
Example: | -- create a table with 10 rows and 5 columns tab.set_size(10, 5) tab.set_row_values(3, { "Test1", "Test2", "Test3" } ) |
tab.set_size (function) | |
tab.set_size ( rows, columns ) | |
Changes the number of rows and columns. | |
Parameters: | |
rows | The new number of rows. |
columns | The new number of columns. |
Example: | -- create a table with 10 rows and 5 columns tab.set_size(10, 5) |
tab.set_value (function) | |
tab.set_value ( row, column, value ) | |
Writes a value in the table. | |
Parameters: | |
row | Row index (starts with 1). |
column | Column index (starts with 1). |
value | The value to be written in the table. |
Example: | -- create a table with 10 rows and 5 columns tab.set_size(10, 5) tab.set_value(3, 2, "Test1") sys.delay(3) tab.clear() tab.set_value(5, 2, "Test2") |
Functions for 2D vector drawings.
vgfx.clear (function) | |
vgfx.clear ( ) | |
Clears the drawing. | |
Example: | vgfx.clear() |
vgfx.draw_circle (function) | |
vgfx.draw_circle ( x, y, r ) | |
Draws a circle with the current color. | |
Parameters: | |
x | center x-coordinate |
y | center y-coordinate |
r | radius |
Example: | vgfx.draw_circle(50, 50, 40) |
vgfx.draw_ellipse (function) | |
vgfx.draw_ellipse ( x, y, rx, ry ) | |
Draws an ellipse with the current color. | |
Parameters: | |
x | center x-coordinate |
y | center y-coordinate |
rx | radius in x direction |
ry | radius in y direction |
Example: | vgfx.draw_ellipse(50, 50, 40, 10) |
vgfx.draw_line (function) | |
vgfx.draw_line ( x1, y1, x2, y2 ) | |
Draws a straight line with the current color. | |
Parameters: | |
x1 | x-coordinate start point |
y1 | y-coordinate start point |
x2 | x-coordinate end point |
y2 | y-coordinate end point |
Example: | vgfx.draw_line(10, 10, 100, 100) |
vgfx.draw_polygon (function) | |
vgfx.draw_polygon ( point_list ) | |
Draws a polygon with the current color. The last point is connected with the first point. | |
Parameters: | |
point_list | The polygon points as an array/table of pairs. |
Example: | vgfx.draw_polygon( { {10,10}, {50,50}, {200,100} } ) |
vgfx.draw_rect (function) | |
vgfx.draw_rect ( x1, y1, x2, y2 ) | |
Draws a rectangle with the current color. | |
Parameters: | |
x1 | x-coordinate left upper corner |
y1 | y-coordinate left upper corner |
x2 | x-coordinate right bottom corner |
y2 | y-coordinate right bottom corner |
Example: | vgfx.draw_rect(10, 10, 100, 100) |
vgfx.draw_text (function) | |
vgfx.draw_text ( x, y, text ) | |
Draws text. | |
Parameters: | |
x | x-coordinate |
y | y-coordinate |
text | text |
Example: | vgfx.draw_text(10, 10, "TEST") |
vgfx.fill_circle (function) | |
vgfx.fill_circle ( x, y, r ) | |
Draws a filled circle with the current fill color. | |
Parameters: | |
x | center x-coordinate |
y | center y-coordinate |
r | radius |
Example: | vgfx.fill_circle(50, 50, 40) |
vgfx.fill_ellipse (function) | |
vgfx.fill_ellipse ( x, y, rx, ry ) | |
Draws an filled ellipse with the current fill color. | |
Parameters: | |
x | center x-coordinate |
y | center y-coordinate |
rx | radius in x direction |
ry | radius in y direction |
Example: | vgfx.fill_ellipse(50, 50, 40, 10) |
vgfx.fill_polygon (function) | |
vgfx.fill_polygon ( point_list ) | |
Draws a filled polygon with the current fill color. The last point is connected with the first point. | |
Parameters: | |
point_list | The polygon points as an array/table of pairs. |
Example: | vgfx.fill_polygon( { {10,10}, {50,50}, {200,100} } ) |
vgfx.fill_rect (function) | |
vgfx.fill_rect ( x1, y1, x2, y2 ) | |
Draws a filled rectangle with the current fill color. | |
Parameters: | |
x1 | x-coordinate left upper corner |
y1 | y-coordinate left upper corner |
x2 | x-coordinate right bottom corner |
y2 | y-coordinate right bottom corner |
Example: | vgfx.fill_rect(10, 10, 100, 100) |
vgfx.save_img (function) | |
vgfx.save_img ( file_name, width, height ) | |
Saves the current drawing as a PNG (portable network graphics) image file. | |
Parameters: | |
file_name | The name of the image file. |
width | The image width. (default: 1280) (This parameter is optional.) |
height | The image height. (default: 1024) (This parameter is optional.) |
Example: | -- set color by name vgfx.set_fill_color("red") -- set color by values: red, green, blue vgfx.set_fill_color(100, 10, 250) vgfx.save_img("small.png", 800, 600) vgfx.save_img("default.png") |
vgfx.save_svg (function) | |
vgfx.save_svg ( file_name ) | |
Saves the current drawing as a SVG (scalable vector graphic) file. | |
Parameters: | |
file_name | The name of the file. |
Example: | -- set color by name vgfx.set_fill_color("red") -- set color by values: red, green, blue vgfx.set_fill_color(100, 10, 250) vgfx.save_svg("vgfx.svg") |
vgfx.set_color (function) | |
vgfx.set_color ( color ) | |
Changes the current color. | |
Parameters: | |
color | The color as a color name or as red (0..255), green (0..255) and blue (0..255) value. |
Example: | -- set color by name vgfx.set_color("red") -- set color by values: red, green, blue vgfx.set_color(100, 10, 250) |
vgfx.set_fill_color (function) | |
vgfx.set_fill_color ( color ) | |
Changes the current fill color. | |
Parameters: | |
color | The color as a color name or as red (0..255), green (0..255) and blue (0..255) value. |
Example: | -- set color by name vgfx.set_fill_color("red") -- set color by values: red, green, blue vgfx.set_fill_color(100, 10, 250) |