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from rsf.proj import *

# First example: Data clipping
##########################

# Program compilation
proj = Project()
exe_clip = proj.Program('clip_c.c')

# Plot functin
def plot(title):
    return'''
        graph title="%s" min2=-1. max2=1. plotfat=7 titlefat=6 labelfat=5
        ''' %title

# Sine function
Flow('sine',None,'math n1=201 d1=0.1 o1=0 output="sin(x1)"')
Result('sine',plot('Sine Function'))

# Clip the sine data
Flow('clip1','sine %s' %exe_clip[0], './${SOURCES[1]} upper=0.9 lower=-0.9')
Result('clip1',plot('Sine Function Clipping with [-0.9,0.9]'))

Flow('clip2','sine %s' %exe_clip[0], './${SOURCES[1]} upper=0.9')
Result('clip2',plot('Sine Function Clipping with [0.9]'))

# Second example: Wave propagation
##################################

# Program compilation
exe_wave = proj.Program('wave_c.c')

# Source wavelet
Flow('wavelet',None,
     '''
     spike n1=1000 d1=0.001 k1=201 |
     ricker1 frequency=10
     ''')

# Source location
Flow('source',None,
     '''
     spike n1=201 n2=301 d1=0.01 d2=0.01
     label1=x1 unit1=km label2=x2 unit2=km
     k1=101 k2=151     
     ''')

# Velocity model ( Constant )
Flow('vel','source','math output=1.')

# Modeling
Flow('wave','source %s wavelet vel' % exe_wave[0],
     '''
     ./${SOURCES[1]} wav=${SOURCES[2]}
     v=${SOURCES[3]} ft=200 jt=5 
     ''')

# Wave propagation process (scons wave.vpl)
Plot('wave','grey gainpanel=all title=Wave',view=1)

# Wave snapshot of t=0.9s (scons wave.view)
Result('wave',
       '''
       window n3=1 min3=0.9 |
       grey title="Wave Snapshot" screenht=8 screenwd=12
       ''')

End()

sfmath
sfgraph
sfspike
sfricker1
sfgrey
sfwindow