output_parser_example Namespace Reference

Functions
	main ()
	override_globals ()
	printCharts ()
	printTables ()
	printAATables ()

Function Documentation

main()

main

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Definition at line 11 of file output_parser_example.py.

def main():  
  
  override_globals()
  prepare_data()
  reset_output()
  
  # H - Printing charts
  if g.printChartsFlag:
    printCharts()
  
  # I - Print tables
  if g.printTablesFlag:
    printTables()
  
  # L - Print area allocation confrontation
  if g.printAATablesFlag:
    printAATables()
  
  print ("Done!")
 
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Referenced by printAATables().

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override_globals()

override_globals

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Definition at line 32 of file output_parser_example.py.

def override_globals():
 
  g.scenarios = {
    'default':                           '#8c0000', # red-brown
    'debug':                             '#1349B5',  
  }
  
  g.forIFiles    = [ 'results/forestData_'+i+'.csv' for i in  g.scenarios]
  g.carbonIFiles = [ 'results/carbonBalance_'+i+'.csv' for i in  g.scenarios]
 
  
  
  g.years = [str(y) for y in range(2012,2051)]     # [2012-2050]
  g.printChartsFlag = True
  g.printTablesFlag = True
  g.printAATablesFlag = False
  g.chartoutdir = 'charts'
  g.tableoutdir = 'tables'
 
  
  
  g.spGroups = ['Fut_Feu', 'Fut_Mix', 'Fut_Con', 'Mel_Feu', 'Mel_Mix', 'Tail_Feu',]
  
  g.countries = {'FRA': [['AlsChaLor','AquPoi','AuvLim','BasHau','BouFra','BrePay','Cen','Cor','IleNorPic','LanPro','Mid','Rho'],'France']}
 
  g.regions = {'AlsChaLor': 'Alsace ; Champagne Ardenne ; Lorraine',
               'AquPoi':    'Aquitaine ; Poitou Charentes',
               'AuvLim':    'Auvergne ; Limousin',
               'BasHau':    'Basse Normandie ; Haute Normandie',
               'BouFra':    'Bourgogne : Franche Comté',
               'BrePay':    'Bretagne ; pays de la Loire',
               'Cen':       'Centre Val de Loire',
               'Cor':       'Corse',
               'IleNorPic': 'Ile de France ; Nord Pas de Calais ; Picardie',
               'LanPro':    'Languedoc Roussillon ; Provence Alpes Côtes d\'Azur',
               'Mid':       'Midi Pyrénées',
               'Rho':       'Rhône Alpes',} 
 
  
  
  
  g.pProd    = ['hardWRoundW','softWRoundW','pulpWFuelW']
  g.tProd    = ['fuelW','hardWSawnW','softWSawnW','plyW','pulpW','pannels']
 
  #key: human name
  #value[0]: list of sp groups
  #value[1]: chart line type
  #value[2]: chart line width
  #value[3]: (optional) alias in the data. If present, the input data will be converted to the name at input time 
  g.spAggregates = {'00_Total': [['Fut_Feu', 'Fut_Mix', 'Fut_Con', 'Mel_Feu', 'Mel_Mix', 'Tail_Feu',],'-',4,''],
                    '01_Broadleaved': [['Fut_Feu', 'Mel_Feu','Tail_Feu'],'--',3,'broadL'],
                    '02_Coniferous': [['Fut_Con'],':',3,'con'],
                    '03_Mixed': [['Fut_Mix','Mel_Mix'],'-.',3,'mixedBC']
                    }
  
 
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Referenced by main().

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printAATables()

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Definition at line 120 of file output_parser_example.py.

def printAATables():
  print ("Printing area allocation tables..")
 
# =============================================================================
# EXECUTION ACTUALLY STARTS HERE.....

Referenced by main().

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printCharts()

printCharts

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Definition at line 89 of file output_parser_example.py.

def printCharts():
  print ("Printing charts..")
  
  
  title('c','subsection', "Carbon charts")
  # def plotCarbonChart(scenarios_h,region,title, filename):
  plotCarbonChart(['default','debug'],'FRA','','cbalance_ecoeffect_example')
 
  
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Referenced by main().

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printTables()

printTables

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Definition at line 99 of file output_parser_example.py.

def printTables():
  print ("Printing tables..")
 
  # def printTable(ref_scenario, comparing_scenarios, variables_h, regions_h, years_h, title, filename, singleComparation=False, refYear=0):
  # Print a LaTeX Table for variables variable_h comparing ref_scenario scenario vs coparing_scenarios.
  # @param singleComparation: if True multiple comparing scenarios are treated as multiple replications of the same scenario and
  # some basic stats are computed; if False they are all represented as diff from the ref_scenario.
  # @param refYear: if 0 reference vs comparing scenarios are compared on the same year (or average of years if years_h has length > 1.).
  # Otherwise the comparing scneario at year(s) years_h is compared with reference scenario at year refYear (useful to see the dynamic
  # effects within a single scenario)  
  
  outvars = ['expReturns','harvestedArea','hV','regArea','vReg','forArea','vol']
  outvars_state = ['forArea','vol']
  outvars_flow = ['expReturns','harvestedArea','hV','regArea','vReg']
  printTable('debug',['default'],outvars,['FRA'],['2050'],'[2050 vs 2012]','example',False,2012)
 
  title('t','subsection',"Carbon tables")
  #printCarbonTable(ref_scenario, comparing_scenarios, region, year_start, year_end, title, filename, avg=False, singleComparation=True )
  printCarbonTable('debug',['default'],'FRA', '2012', '2050', "\\ce{CO2} balance [yearly avg. 2012-2050]",'cbalance_11000', True, False)
 
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Referenced by main().

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