public IEnumerable<PoliticalRegion> CreateRegionInfo()
{
Collection<IGeometry> stateBorders = GetBorders ();
PoliticalMapBuilder mapBuilder = new PoliticalMapBuilder (ShpFileName, DbfFileName);
var nameAndCode = mapBuilder.GetNameAndCode (stateBorders.Count());
var states = stateBorders.Zip (nameAndCode,
(geometry, nameAndCodeTuple) => new PoliticalRegion (
geometry,
stateRegionStyle,
nameAndCodeTuple.Item1,
nameAndCodeTuple.Item2)
);
return states;
}
public static void Main(string[] args)
{
string shpFileName = DataDirectory + "/states.shp";
string dbfFileName = DataDirectory + "/states.dbf";
//html/Xml handler
var builder = new SvgXmlBuilder ();
// Excel shit
var stateInfoReader = new CsvRegionInfoReader<long> (electionResultsFile);
var stateInfo = stateInfoReader.ReadInfo ();
// Region map info
var regionBuilder = new PoliticalMapBuilder (shpFileName, dbfFileName);
// Set svg extents
Envelope bbox = regionBuilder.GetExtents ();
var viewBoxAttr = builder.HtmlDoc.CreateAttribute ("viewbox");
viewBoxAttr.Value = string.Format ("{0:F1} {1:F1} {2:F1} {3:F1}", bbox.Left (), -bbox.Top (), bbox.Width, bbox.Height);
builder.SvgElement.Attributes.Append (viewBoxAttr);
// Create states
IEnumerable<PoliticalRegion> states = regionBuilder.CreateRegionInfo ();
Action<PoliticalRegion> addState = state => state.AddPolygonToSvg (builder.SvgElement, builder.HtmlDoc);
states.ToList ().ForEach (addState);
// Get state
// Close-out elements. Ideally, we wouldn't [have to?] do this.
builder.FinishDocument ();
using (var stringWriter = new StringWriter ())
using (var xmlTextWriter = XmlWriter.Create (stringWriter)) {
builder.HtmlDoc.WriteTo (xmlTextWriter);
xmlTextWriter.Flush ();
System.IO.File.WriteAllText (@"/Users/jasonstewart/Projects/UsStateVisualizer/output/usStates.html",
stringWriter.GetStringBuilder ().ToString ());
}
}