toyplot.format module

Strategy objects for formatting text.

class toyplot.format.BasicFormatter(nanshow=True)[source]

Bases: toyplot.format.Formatter

Convert data to its default string representation.

format(value)[source]

Return a text representation of the given value.

Parameters:value (value to be formatted) –
Returns:
  • prefix (string) – Formatted data to be displayed before the separator.
  • separator (string) – Separator between formatted data, or empty string.
  • suffix (string) – Formatted data to be displayed after the separator, or empty string.
class toyplot.format.CurrencyFormatter(format='{:, .2f}', nanshow=True, curr='cad', sep=', ', dp='.')[source]

Bases: toyplot.format.BasicFormatter

Formats currency value with corresponding codes

Parameters:
  • places (required number of places after the decimal point) –
  • curr (optional currency symbol before the sign (may be blank)) –
  • sep (optional grouping separator (comma, period, space, or blank)) –
  • dp (decimal point indicator (comma or period) only specify as blank when places is zero) –
format(value)[source]

Return a text representation of the given currency value.

Parameters:value (value to be formatted) –
Returns:
  • codes (string) – Formatted currency code to be displayed before the prefix, or empty string.
  • prefix (string) – Formatted data to be displayed before the separator.
  • dp (string) – Separator between formatted data, or empty string.
  • suffix (string) – Formatted data to be displayed after the separator, or empty string.
class toyplot.format.FloatFormatter(format='{:.6g}', nanshow=True)[source]

Bases: toyplot.format.BasicFormatter

Formats floating-point values with aligned decimal points.

Parameters:
  • format (format string, optional) – Uses standard Python Format String Syntax.
  • nanshow (bool, optional) – Set to False to hide NaN values.
format(value)[source]

Return a text representation of the given value.

Parameters:value (value to be formatted) –
Returns:
  • prefix (string) – Formatted data to be displayed before the separator.
  • separator (string) – Separator between formatted data, or empty string.
  • suffix (string) – Formatted data to be displayed after the separator, or empty string.
class toyplot.format.Formatter[source]

Bases: object

Abstract interface for formatters - objects that compute text representations from data.

format(value)[source]

Return a text representation of the given value.

Parameters:value (value to be formatted) –
Returns:
  • prefix (string) – Formatted data to be displayed before the separator.
  • separator (string) – Separator between formatted data, or empty string.
  • suffix (string) – Formatted data to be displayed after the separator, or empty string.
class toyplot.format.NullFormatter[source]

Bases: toyplot.format.Formatter

Do-nothing formatter that returns empty strings.

format(value)[source]

Return a text representation of the given value.

Parameters:value (value to be formatted) –
Returns:
  • prefix (string) – Formatted data to be displayed before the separator.
  • separator (string) – Separator between formatted data, or empty string.
  • suffix (string) – Formatted data to be displayed after the separator, or empty string.
class toyplot.format.UnitFormatter(format='{:.6g}', nanshow=True, units='pt')[source]

Bases: toyplot.format.BasicFormatter

Formats values with corresponding units

Parameters:
  • format (format string, optional) – Uses standard Python Format String Syntax.
  • nanshow (bool, optional) – Set to False to hide NaN values.
format(value)[source]

Return a text representation of the given value.

Parameters:
  • value (value to be formatted) –
  • units (units to be formatted) –
Returns:

  • prefix (string) – Formatted data to be displayed before the separator.
  • separator (string) – Separator between formatted data, or empty string.
  • suffix (string) – Formatted data to be displayed after the separator, or empty string.
  • units (string) – Formatted units to be displayed after the suffix, or empty string.