maplegogl.blogg.se - Tree sketch

ImgFace ( img_path + "mouse.png" ) dogFace = faces.

ImgFace ( img_path + "human.png" ) mouseFace = faces. root_opening_factor = 1 return t, ts if _name_ = "_main_" : t, ts = get_example_tree () #t.render("node_background.png", w=400, tree_style=ts) t. add_face_to_node ( N, node, 0, position = "aligned" ) def get_example_tree (): # Set dashed blue lines in all leaves nst1 = NodeStyle () nst1 = "LightSteelBlue" nst2 = NodeStyle () nst2 = "Moccasin" nst3 = NodeStyle () nst3 = "DarkSeaGreen" nst4 = NodeStyle () nst4 = "Khaki" t = Tree ( "((((a1,a2),a3), ((b1,b2),(b3,b4))), ((c1,c2),c3)) " ) for n in t. is_leaf (): N = AttrFace ( "name", fsize = 30 ) faces.

show ( tree_style = ts ) #t.render("node_style.png", w=400, tree_style=ts)įrom ete3 import Tree, faces, AttrFace, TreeStyle, NodeStyle def layout ( node ): if node. show_leaf_name = False return t, ts if _name_ = "_main_" : t, ts = get_example_tree () t. img_style = style1 # Set dashed blue lines in all leaves style2 = NodeStyle () style2 = "#000000" style2 = "circle" style2 = "#0000aa" style2 = "#0000aa" style2 = 2 style2 = 2 style2 = 1 # 0 solid, 1 dashed, 2 dotted style2 = 1 for l in t.

set_style ( style ) #Set dotted red lines to the first two branches style1 = NodeStyle () style1 = "#0f0f0f" style1 = 0 style1 = "#ff0000" style1 = "#ff0000" style1 = 2 style1 = 2 style1 = 2 # 0 solid, 1 dashed, 2 dotted style1 = 2 t. You # can now create fixed node styles and use them many times, save them # or even add them to nodes before drawing (this allows to save and # reproduce an tree image design) # Set bold red branch to the root node style = NodeStyle () style = "#0f0f0f" style = 0 style = "#ff0000" style = "#ff0000" style = 8 style = 8 style = 0 # 0 solid, 1 dashed, 2 dotted style = 0 t. populate ( 8 ) # Node style handling is no longer limited to layout functions. add_face_to_node ( AttrFace ( "name" ), node, column = 0 ) def get_example_tree (): t = Tree () t.

One of the original drawings drawn on checkered paper.From ete3 import Tree, faces, AttrFace, TreeStyle, NodeStyle def layout ( node ): # If node is a leaf, add the nodes name and a its scientific name if node.

The latter explaining why the numbers of these 41 LiveJournal comics ranges from 1-44.

It was posted along with all 41 comics posted before that on LiveJournal as well as a few others.

This comic was posted on xkcd when the web site opened on Sunday the 1st of January 2006.

This was one of the thirteen first comics posted to LiveJournal within 12 minutes on Friday September 30, 2005.

Original Randall quote: "Another fairly old drawing that I scanned.".

This was the 4th comic originally posted to LiveJournal.

It was also referenced to in the What If article Leap Seconds. The Little Prince has later been referenced both in 618: Asteroid and in 1350: Lorenz at the end of the space trip branch. In this drawing, the roots are encircling the sphere, rather than piercing it, as Le Petit Prince describes. It is noted how, on occasion, baobab trees can begin to grow on these asteroids, and should they not be immediately uprooted, the growth of their roots would tear the asteroid apart. The book is filled with drawings of the asteroid, the prince, and the travels they make. The Little Prince (in French Le Petit Prince) is a novella written by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry in 1943, about the titular Little Prince, who lives on an asteroid and visits other inhabited asteroids and eventually the Earth. This comic does not present a particular point it is just a picture drawn by Randall. Title text: "Petit" being a reference to Le Petit Prince, which I only thought about halfway through the sketch "2", this comic's number, redirects here.