Commit 635169f6 authored by James Laver's avatar James Laver

G.U.Range - more functions for closed ranges

parent 10dace7c
......@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ endConfig = endConfig' V10
endConfig' :: ApiVersion -> EndConfig
endConfig' v = { front : frontRelative
, back : backLocal v }
, back : backDev v }
-- , back : backDemo v }
------------------------------------------------------------------------
......
module Gargantext.Utils.Range
( class Range, clamp, within
, Closed(..), closedProbability
) where
module Gargantext.Utils.Range where
import Prelude ((<<<), (&&), (<=), (>=), min, max)
import Prelude
import Data.Newtype (class Newtype)
import Data.Ord (class Ord)
class Range r v where
......@@ -13,11 +11,34 @@ class Range r v where
-- | A Closed Interval, in math speak
newtype Closed t = Closed { min :: t, max :: t }
derive instance newtypeClosed :: Newtype (Closed t) _
instance closedRange :: Ord t => Range (Closed t) t where
clamp (Closed r) = max r.min <<< min r.max
within (Closed r) v = (v <= r.max) && (v >= r.min)
range :: Closed Number -> Number
range (Closed r) = r.max - r.min
-- | Clamps the value to within the range and returns a normalised
-- | (0-1) float indication progress along the range
normalise :: Closed Number -> Number -> Number
normalise r v = clamp r v / range r
-- | Given a normal (0-1) float representing progress along a range,
-- | project it onto the range
projectNormal :: Closed Number -> Number -> Number
projectNormal r v = clamp closedProbability v * range r
-- | A closed range between 0 and 1
closedProbability :: Closed Number
closedProbability = Closed { min: 0.0, max: 1.0 }
-- | Updates the minimum value in a closed range
withMin :: forall t. Closed t -> t -> Closed t
withMin (Closed {max}) min = Closed { min, max }
-- | Updates the maximum value in a closed range
withMax :: forall t. Closed t -> t -> Closed t
withMax (Closed {min}) max = Closed { min, max }
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