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# carms.make.R
# Inspired by a CARMS application originally written by Paul Pukite in 1993
# The CARMS application was featured in a 1998 book "Modeling for Reliability Analysis"
# but was never upgraded beyond its targeted 16-bit Windows 3.1 environment.
# The CARMS package by David J. Silkworth provides an emulation of the original
# CARMS application on R where it is expected to be useable cross-platform
# and survivable in the event of future hardware and operating system upgrades.
# copyright (c) OpenReliability.org 2024
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# This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
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# the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
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#
# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
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# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
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#
carms.make<-function(title=NULL, diagram_grid=c(11,12),...) {
obj<-list()
obj$title <- title
# this color palate should be alterable with option input through dots
# however this has not yet been implemented.
# in near term this should be a 32 item list, with 16 colors replicated
#obj$colors <- c("red4","lightseagreen","darkkhaki","navyblue","darkorchid3","turquoise4", "gray75","lightgreen")
obj$colors <- c("red4","forestgreen","burlywood4","navyblue","darkmagenta","turquoise4", "gray78","lightgreen",
"lightskyblue", "bisque", "gray62", "gray44","red", "green3", "yellow2", "black",
"red4","forestgreen","burlywood4","navyblue","darkmagenta","turquoise4", "gray78","lightgreen",
"lightskyblue", "bisque", "gray62", "gray44","red", "green3", "yellow2", "black")
# defined states will create a Pfunction list item in the main carms object
# it could be tested that this is a 2 element vector
obj$diagram_grid=diagram_grid
x_positions<-function(dcols) {
x_start<-1/(2*dcols)
x_pos<-x_start
for(xtile in 2:dcols) {
x_pos<-c(x_pos, x_pos[xtile-1]+2*x_start)
}
x_pos
}
y_positions<-function(drows) {
y_start<- 1- 1/(2*drows)
y_pos<-y_start
for(ytile in 2:drows) {
y_pos<-c(y_pos, y_pos[ytile-1]-2*(1-y_start))
}
y_pos
}
obj$x_positions<-x_positions(diagram_grid[2])
obj$y_positions<-y_positions(diagram_grid[1])
class(obj) <- "carms"
obj
}
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