Module:zh-dial-map
- The following documentation is located at Module:zh-dial-map/documentation. [edit]
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Module for generating maps showing the distribution of Chinese dialectal equivalents; the visual companion to the table {{zh-dial}}. See {{zh-dial-map}}.
local export = {}
local m_links = require("Module:links")
local lang = require("Module:languages").getByCode("zh")
local variety_data = require("Module:zh/data/dial")
local dots = {
"e72c27", "2589e7", "96e725", "8328e7", "ece65a",
"28dde7", "e727dc", "e78322", "20e680", "3b49d1",
"9b5b5a", "59869c", "809c59", "79599c", "9d9a5a",
"52a1a3", "9c5995", "9c7a59", "5a9b7a", "59619c",
"da716c", "6ca5da", "8fda6c", "a16dda", "e1d08a",
"6dd3da", "da6dd4", "dca875", "84d9ad", "726dda",
"783017", "164f73", "4d7313", "411777", "766312",
"167364", "7e187d", "744116", "16742b", "161f7a",
"e1a4a3", "a2c3e1", "bedc93", "bb9ade", "dcd993",
"93d8dc", "dc93d8", "dcb793", "93dcb6", "9395dc",
"b74945", "538bbd", "87b644", "844fbd", "cdc741",
"4db6bc", "b644af", "b67c44", "44b67a", "4448b6",
"a06d6d", "6f88a0", "8ba16d", "876ea0", "b0ae84",
"6d9ea1", "a16d9e", "a1866d", "6da186", "6d6da1",
"f18383", "83bbf1", "c3f183", "bb83f1", "f1eb82",
"83ebf1", "f282e9", "f1b883", "83f1b8", "8286f2",
}
local grey = "ccccbf"
local elements = {}
elements.map_header = function(text)
return tostring(
mw.html.create( "h2" )
:wikitext( text )
:done()
)
end
elements.map = function(points, legend)
return tostring(
mw.html.create( "div" )
:addClass( "thumb" )
:addClass( "zh-dial-map__container" )
:tag( "div" )
:addClass( "thumbinner" )
:addClass( "zh-dial-map__frame" )
-- these styles can't be moved to the .css file because .thumbinner has its own definitions
:css( "overflow", "auto" )
:css( "font-size", "1px" ) -- related to the positioning of the dots
:tag( "div" )
:addClass( "zh-dial-map__map" )
:wikitext( '[[File:Chinese dialectal variation location map.svg|1200px|link=]]' )
:wikitext( points )
:done()
:done()
:tag( "div" )
:addClass( "zh-dial-map__legend" )
:wikitext( legend )
:done()
:done()
)
end
elements.dot = function(d, loc_name, loc_info, top, left, colour)
local term = mw.ustring.gsub(d.term, "[%[%]]", "")
return tostring(
mw.html.create( "span" )
:attr( "data-word", term )
:attr( "data-location-en", loc_name )
:attr( "data-location-zh", loc_info.chinese )
:attr( "data-group", loc_info.group )
:addClass( "zh-dial-map__dot" )
:addClass( (colour == grey and "zh-dial-map__dot-other" or nil) )
:css( "top", top .. "em" ) -- The size of 1 em is tied to the font-size of .zh-dial-map__frame
:css( "left", left .. "em" )
:css( "background-color", "#" .. colour )
:attr( "title", loc_name .. " (" .. loc_info.chinese .. ") " .. loc_info.group .. ": " .. term )
-- without text in the <span> it seems like the wikitext render discards the whole <span>???
-- and makes a link with no text at all??????
:wikitext( " " )
:done()
)
end
elements.legend = function(d, colour, appendedText)
return tostring(
mw.html.create( "div" )
:attr( "data-word", (d and d.term or "other") )
:addClass( "zh-dial-map__legend-row" )
:addClass( (colour == grey and "zh-dial-map__legend-row-other" or nil) )
:tag( "span" )
:addClass( "zh-dial-map__legend-row-dot" )
:css( "background-color", "#" .. colour )
:wikitext( " " ) -- please let me make empty spans
:done()
:wikitext( appendedText )
:done()
)
end
function export.make_map(frame)
local syn_data = require("Module:zh/data/dial-syn/" .. frame.args[1]).list
local prelim_data, data, points, legend = {}, {}, {}, {}
local loc, cur = {}, {}
for i = 1,#variety_data,1 do
loc = variety_data[i]
cur = syn_data[loc.key] or {""}
if cur[1] ~= "" and loc.lat then
for _, term in ipairs(cur) do
term = mw.text.split(term, ":")
if term[2] ~= "mT" and term[2] ~= "GT" then
term = term[1]
if prelim_data[term] then
prelim_data[term].count = prelim_data[term].count + 1
table.insert(prelim_data[term].locations, loc)
else
prelim_data[term] = { count = 1, locations = { loc } }
end
end
end
end
end
for term, term_data in pairs(prelim_data) do
table.insert(data, { term = term, count = term_data.count, locations = term_data.locations })
end
table.sort(data, function(first, second) return first.count > second.count end)
local prev_count, num = data[1].count, 1
local greyed, greyed_count = false, 0
local num_syn = table.maxn(data)
--when need to have greyed points, grey out all synonyms with only 1 dialect point
local have_greyed = num_syn > 80 and data[num_syn].count == 1
for _, d in ipairs(data) do
greyed = greyed or (have_greyed and d.count == 1) or (num > 70 and d.count ~= prev_count) or num > 80
local colour = greyed and grey or dots[num]
for _, loc in ipairs(d.locations) do
local top_offset, left_offset = 0, 0
if table.getn(syn_data[loc.key]) > 1 then
top_offset = math.random(-300, 300) / 100
left_offset = math.random(-300, 300) / 100
end
local top = ((55 - loc.lat) * 89520 / 5593) + top_offset --((55 - loc.lat) * 1200 * 746 / 799 / 70) + top_offset
local left = ((loc.long - 70) * 16) + left_offset --((loc.long - 70) * 1200 / 75) + left_offset
local loc_name = mw.ustring.gsub(loc.english or loc.key, "%((.*)%)$", "- %1")
table.insert(points, '[[' .. d.term .. '|' .. elements.dot(d, loc_name, loc, top, left, colour) .. ']]')
end
if greyed then
greyed_count = greyed_count + d.count
else
local link = m_links.full_link({
lang = lang,
term = mw.ustring.gsub(d.term, "(.+)_[1-9]", "%1"),
alt = mw.ustring.gsub(d.term, "(.+)_([1-9])", "%1<sub>%2</sub>"),
tr = "-",
})
table.insert(legend, elements.legend(d, colour, link .. " (" .. d.count .. ")"))
end
prev_count = d.count
num = num + 1
end
if greyed_count > 0 then
table.insert(legend, elements.legend(false, grey, "other terms (" .. greyed_count .. ")"))
end
local map_header = elements.map_header(
"Map of Chinese dialectal equivalents for " .. m_links.full_link(
{
lang = lang,
term = mw.ustring.gsub(frame.args[1], "%-.*", ""),
gloss = syn_data["meaning"],
tr = '-'
}
)
)
local note = "\n''Note: This map may not be well-supported on mobile devices. Please view this page on a computer.''"
local map = elements.map(table.concat(points), table.concat(legend))
return map_header .. note .. map
end
return export