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/** This plots a poster or chart of various airfoils.
All of the airfoils can be downloaded from:
https://m-selig.ae.illinois.edu/ads/archives/coord_seligFmt.zip
Usage:
frink airfoilPoster.frink [filenames]
This program is most easily run from the directory where the airfoils are
extracted. If no filenames are specified, this will render all .dat files
in the current directory:
frink airfoilPoster.frink
If airfoil filenames are specified, this will render the specified airfoils
which can be in a different directory. Most generally, the command-line
below will render the airfoils n*.dat. MAKE SURE TO ADJUST ALL PATHS TO
MATCH YOUR SYSTEM!
/path/to/frink /path/to/airfoilPoster.frink /path/to/airfoils/n*.dat
*/
use airfoil.frink
// The width indicates how many airfoils per column.
//width = floor[sqrt[length[ARGS]]] // This gives a square poster
width = 8 // Good for SVG chart
scale = 100
if length[ARGS] == 0
{
println["No filenames specified. Will render all .dat files in the current directory."]
filenames = new array
for f = select[files["."], {|file| file.getName[] =~ %r/\.dat$/i}]
filenames.push[f.getName[]]
} else
filenames = deepCopy[ARGS]
lexicalSort[filenames]
poster = new graphics
cell = 0
for filename = filenames
{
url = filenameToURL[filename]
println[url]
airfoil = Airfoil.loadSelig[url]
poly = airfoil.toFilledPolygon[scale, scale]
caption = new graphics
caption.font["SansSerif", 5]
name = airfoil.name
name =~ %s/\s+airfoil\b//i // Remove word "AIRFOIL"
name =~ %s/(.{7,}?)\s\(/$1\n\(/i // Split before first parentheses
name =~ %s/(.{12,}?)\s/$1\n/g // Split lines
caption.text[name, scale/2, .3 scale]
poster.addCenter[poly, cell mod width, cell div width, .9, .9]
poster.addCenter[caption, cell mod width, (cell div width) + .3, .9, .9]
cell = cell + 1
}
println["$cell airfoils processed."]
//poster.show[]
poster.write["airfoils.svg", 1000, undef, .995]
println["airfoils.svg written."]
poster.write["airfoils.html", 1000, undef, .995]
println["airfoils.html written."]
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This is a program written in the programming language Frink.
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