mrogaski · January 3, 2014 16:02 · mrogaski · Jan 3, 2014
diff --git a/power.py b/power.py
 #!/opt/bin/python
 #
 # $Id: power.py,v 1.1 2002/02/15 07:42:30 wendigo Exp $
 #
 import sys
 import os
 import cgi
 import types

 #
 # dictionary of animal energy usage
 #
 adata = {
    'mouse'     :   10.0,
    'hamster'   :   40.0,
    'rat'       :   45.0,
    'cat'       :   200.0,
    'rabbit'    :   560.0,
    'dog'       :   1500.0,
    'goat'      :   1350.0,
    'human'     :   2250.0,
    'gorilla'   :   3000.0,
    'lion'      :   6000.0,
    'cow'       :   15000.0,
    'horse'     :   22500.0,
    'giraffe'   :   39000.0,
    'elephant'  :   107000.0,
    'dolphin'   :   13125.0
 }
 thisurl = os.environ['SCRIPT_NAME']

 #
 # conversion function
 #
 def convert(val, cur, new, db=adata):
    "Convert a power value from one animal to another"
    try:
        fval = float(val)
    except ValueError, x:
        return -1
    return fval * (adata[cur] / adata[new])

 #
 # display functions
 #
 def print_header():
    print "Content-type: text/html"
    print

 def print_top():
    print """
 <HTML>
 <HEAD>
    <TITLE>Wacky Animal Power Converter</TITLE>
    <LINK HREF="http://www.pobox.com/~wendigo/style/default.css"
        REL="stylesheet" TYPE="text/css" MEDIA="screen">
 </HEAD>
 <BODY>
    <H1>Animal Power Converter</H1>

    <HR>
 """

 def print_bottom():
    print """
    <HR>

    <P CLASS="footer"> 
        &copy; 2002 Mark Rogaski
        <A HREF="mailto:[email protected]">[email protected]</A> <BR>
        Most recently updated: $Date: 2002/02/15 07:42:30 $
    </P>
 </BODY>
 """

 def print_question(db=adata):
    animals = db.keys()
    animals.sort()
    print '<FORM ACTION="' + thisurl + '" METHOD=POST>'
    print """
    <P>When we describe the power that is available from a gasoline or
    electric engine, we usually describe it in terms of <EM>horsepower</EM>.
    Have you ever wondered why?  Well, I'm going to tell you anyway.  The man
    who came up with the term, James Watt, was working with ponies that were
    used to lift coal from coal mines.  Well that's fine if you happen to be
    familiar with ponies.</P>
    
    <P>However, if you're not living on a farm, a fan of
    OTB, or a member of London.pm; you probably don't have a good feel for 
    exactly how much power 1 horsepower is.  But, I bet you have a cat ... or
    a dog ... or a hamster ... or a gorilla!  If you could specify the amount
    of power available in terms of another animal, such a measure would be
    much more meaningful.</P>

    <P>That's where this tool comes in handy.  Just fill in the power rating
    of you favorite motor, the animal that the rating is based upon, and the
    animal you want to state the rating in terms of, then click
    "Submit"</P>

    <HR>

        <INPUT TYPE=HIDDEN NAME="convert" VALUE="1">
        <TABLE CELLSPACING=5 CELLPADDING=10>
            <TR>
                <TD>Power Rating:<BR><INPUT TYPE=TEXT NAME="power"></TD>
                <TD>From:<BR>
                    <SELECT NAME="from">
 """

    for ndx in animals:
        if ndx == "horse":
            print " " * 24 + "<OPTION SELECTED>" + ndx + "</OPTION>"
        else:
            print " " * 24 + "<OPTION>" + ndx + "</OPTION>"

    print """
                    </SELECT>
                </TD>
                <TD>To:<BR>
                    <SELECT NAME="to">
 """

    for ndx in animals:
        if ndx == "cat":
            print " " * 24 + "<OPTION SELECTED>" + ndx + "</OPTION>"
        else:
            print " " * 24 + "<OPTION>" + ndx + "</OPTION>"

    print """
                    </SELECT>
                </TD>
                <TD><INPUT TYPE=SUBMIT></TD>
                <TD><INPUT TYPE=RESET></TD>
            </TR>
        </TABLE>
    </FORM>
 """

 def print_result(val0, val1, tag0="foo", tag1="bar", url=thisurl):
    print '<P>Your answer is:</P>'
    print '<TABLE ALIGN=CENTER CELLPADING=10 CELLSPACING=30>'
    print '<TR><TD ALIGN=CENTER><FONT SIZE="+3">'
    print round(float(val0), 2), tag0 + "power", "is equivalent to"
    print round(float(val1), 2), tag1 + "power."
    print '</FONT></TD></TR>'
    print '<TR><TD ALIGN=CENTER><FORM ACTION="' + url + '" METHOD=GET>'
    print '<INPUT TYPE=SUBMIT VALUE="New Query"></FORM></TD></TR></TABLE>'

 def print_error(errstr, url=thisurl):
    print '<P>An error has occurred:</P>'
    print '<TABLE ALIGN=CENTER CELLPADING=10 CELLSPACING=30>'
    print '<TR><TD ALIGN=CENTER>', errstr, '</TD></TR>'
    print '<TR><TD ALIGN=CENTER><FORM ACTION="' + url + '" METHOD=GET>'
    print '<INPUT TYPE=SUBMIT VALUE="Try Again"></FORM></TD></TR></TABLE>'


 #
 # main line code
 #
 print_header() 

 print_top()

 form = cgi.FieldStorage()

 if not form.has_key('convert'):
    print_question()
 else:
    newpower = convert(form['power'].value, form['from'].value,
            form['to'].value)
    if newpower < 0:
        print_error("unable to convert power: " + form['power'].value)
    else:
        print_result(form['power'].value, newpower,
            form['from'].value, form['to'].value)

 print_bottom()
	#!/opt/bin/python
	#
	# $Id: power.py,v 1.1 2002/02/15 07:42:30 wendigo Exp $
	#
	import sys
	import os
	import cgi
	import types

	#
	# dictionary of animal energy usage
	#
	adata = {
	'mouse' : 10.0,
	'hamster' : 40.0,
	'rat' : 45.0,
	'cat' : 200.0,
	'rabbit' : 560.0,
	'dog' : 1500.0,
	'goat' : 1350.0,
	'human' : 2250.0,
	'gorilla' : 3000.0,
	'lion' : 6000.0,
	'cow' : 15000.0,
	'horse' : 22500.0,
	'giraffe' : 39000.0,
	'elephant' : 107000.0,
	'dolphin' : 13125.0
	}
	thisurl = os.environ['SCRIPT_NAME']

	#
	# conversion function
	#
	def convert(val, cur, new, db=adata):
	"Convert a power value from one animal to another"
	try:
	fval = float(val)
	except ValueError, x:
	return -1
	return fval * (adata[cur] / adata[new])

	#
	# display functions
	#
	def print_header():
	print "Content-type: text/html"
	print

	def print_top():
	print """
	<HTML>
	<HEAD>
	<TITLE>Wacky Animal Power Converter</TITLE>
	<LINK HREF="http://www.pobox.com/~wendigo/style/default.css"
	REL="stylesheet" TYPE="text/css" MEDIA="screen">
	</HEAD>
	<BODY>
	<H1>Animal Power Converter</H1>

	<HR>
	"""

	def print_bottom():
	print """
	<HR>

	<P CLASS="footer">
	© 2002 Mark Rogaski
	<A HREF="mailto:[email protected]">[email protected]</A> <BR>
	Most recently updated: $Date: 2002/02/15 07:42:30 $
	</P>
	</BODY>
	"""

	def print_question(db=adata):
	animals = db.keys()
	animals.sort()
	print '<FORM ACTION="' + thisurl + '" METHOD=POST>'
	print """
	<P>When we describe the power that is available from a gasoline or
	electric engine, we usually describe it in terms of <EM>horsepower</EM>.
	Have you ever wondered why? Well, I'm going to tell you anyway. The man
	who came up with the term, James Watt, was working with ponies that were
	used to lift coal from coal mines. Well that's fine if you happen to be
	familiar with ponies.</P>

	<P>However, if you're not living on a farm, a fan of
	OTB, or a member of London.pm; you probably don't have a good feel for
	exactly how much power 1 horsepower is. But, I bet you have a cat ... or
	a dog ... or a hamster ... or a gorilla! If you could specify the amount
	of power available in terms of another animal, such a measure would be
	much more meaningful.</P>

	<P>That's where this tool comes in handy. Just fill in the power rating
	of you favorite motor, the animal that the rating is based upon, and the
	animal you want to state the rating in terms of, then click
	"Submit"</P>

	<HR>

	<INPUT TYPE=HIDDEN NAME="convert" VALUE="1">
	<TABLE CELLSPACING=5 CELLPADDING=10>
	<TR>
	<TD>Power Rating:<BR><INPUT TYPE=TEXT NAME="power"></TD>
	<TD>From:<BR>
	<SELECT NAME="from">
	"""

	for ndx in animals:
	if ndx == "horse":
	print " " * 24 + "<OPTION SELECTED>" + ndx + "</OPTION>"
	else:
	print " " * 24 + "<OPTION>" + ndx + "</OPTION>"

	print """
	</SELECT>
	</TD>
	<TD>To:<BR>
	<SELECT NAME="to">
	"""

	for ndx in animals:
	if ndx == "cat":
	print " " * 24 + "<OPTION SELECTED>" + ndx + "</OPTION>"
	else:
	print " " * 24 + "<OPTION>" + ndx + "</OPTION>"

	print """
	</SELECT>
	</TD>
	<TD><INPUT TYPE=SUBMIT></TD>
	<TD><INPUT TYPE=RESET></TD>
	</TR>
	</TABLE>
	</FORM>
	"""

	def print_result(val0, val1, tag0="foo", tag1="bar", url=thisurl):
	print '<P>Your answer is:</P>'
	print '<TABLE ALIGN=CENTER CELLPADING=10 CELLSPACING=30>'
	print '<TR><TD ALIGN=CENTER><FONT SIZE="+3">'
	print round(float(val0), 2), tag0 + "power", "is equivalent to"
	print round(float(val1), 2), tag1 + "power."
	print '</FONT></TD></TR>'
	print '<TR><TD ALIGN=CENTER><FORM ACTION="' + url + '" METHOD=GET>'
	print '<INPUT TYPE=SUBMIT VALUE="New Query"></FORM></TD></TR></TABLE>'

	def print_error(errstr, url=thisurl):
	print '<P>An error has occurred:</P>'
	print '<TABLE ALIGN=CENTER CELLPADING=10 CELLSPACING=30>'
	print '<TR><TD ALIGN=CENTER>', errstr, '</TD></TR>'
	print '<TR><TD ALIGN=CENTER><FORM ACTION="' + url + '" METHOD=GET>'
	print '<INPUT TYPE=SUBMIT VALUE="Try Again"></FORM></TD></TR></TABLE>'


	#
	# main line code
	#
	print_header()

	print_top()

	form = cgi.FieldStorage()

	if not form.has_key('convert'):
	print_question()
	else:
	newpower = convert(form['power'].value, form['from'].value,
	form['to'].value)
	if newpower < 0:
	print_error("unable to convert power: " + form['power'].value)
	else:
	print_result(form['power'].value, newpower,
	form['from'].value, form['to'].value)

	print_bottom()