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studio strips verbatim Driver quotes from comments and messages when landing (L64), and these were written before that. Reporting WHO reported a defect and WHEN is what makes a comment checkable, so the attribution stays; it is only the quoted wording that goes. Five sites: the scrollbar gate, the embed-url gate and embedBase, the poster-slicing gate, and research-map's print rule. Every one keeps the date, the source and the measured numbers — which were always the load-bearing part. "shows a disproportionate amount of the far south" says the same thing as the quote it replaces, and the 37.0% band squeezed into 25% is what actually proves it. No behaviour touched; comments and gate headers only. All six gates still green.
78 lines
3.9 KiB
JavaScript
78 lines
3.9 KiB
JavaScript
#!/usr/bin/env node
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/**
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* check-mercator-slice — a poster's tile rows must be equal on SCREEN, not equal in degrees.
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*
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* THE DEFECT: Simple Research's Export → poster showed far too much of Antarctica
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* and comes out at the wrong, vertical aspect.
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*
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* The big-poster renderer stitches tiles, each drawn into an EQUAL-HEIGHT slot of the output. It picked
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* each row's latitude band by dividing the degree span evenly — but screen height is proportional to
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* ln(tan(pi/4 + lat/2)), not to latitude. So equal degree bands are unequal screen bands, and painting
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* them into equal slots squeezes some and stretches others.
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*
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* ★ THE ASSERTION IS THE PROPERTY, AND THE CONTROL IS THE OLD CODE. Every band must occupy the same
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* share of the rendered height, AND the degree-linear slicing it replaced must FAIL that same check —
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* otherwise this passes on a tree where nothing was fixed.
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*
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* Exit 0 pass · 1 fail.
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*/
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import { resolve, dirname } from 'node:path'
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import { fileURLToPath } from 'node:url'
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const ROOT = resolve(dirname(fileURLToPath(import.meta.url)), '..')
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const { equalHeightLatBands, mercatorY, latAtMercatorY, MERCATOR_MAX_LAT } =
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await import(resolve(ROOT, 'library/maps/mercator-slice.js'))
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const fails = []
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const shares = (bands, s, n) => {
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const tot = mercatorY(n) - mercatorY(s)
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return bands.map(([bs, bn]) => (mercatorY(bn) - mercatorY(bs)) / tot)
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}
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for (const [s, n, rows] of [[-60, 75, 4], [-85, 85, 6], [-10, 10, 3], [20, 60, 5], [-60, 75, 1]]) {
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const bands = equalHeightLatBands(s, n, rows)
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if (bands.length !== rows) { fails.push(`${rows} rows requested, ${bands.length} returned`); continue }
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const sh = shares(bands, s, n)
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const worst = Math.max(...sh.map((x) => Math.abs(x - 1 / rows)))
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if (worst > 1e-9) {
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fails.push(`bands of a ${s}..${n} view in ${rows} rows are not equal on screen: `
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+ `shares ${sh.map((x) => (x * 100).toFixed(1) + '%').join(' ')}`)
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}
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// north-first, contiguous, and covering the whole span
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if (Math.abs(bands[0][1] - Math.max(s, n)) > 1e-9) fails.push(`first band does not start at the north edge (${s}..${n})`)
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if (Math.abs(bands[rows - 1][0] - Math.min(s, n)) > 1e-9) fails.push(`last band does not end at the south edge (${s}..${n})`)
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for (let i = 1; i < rows; i++) {
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if (Math.abs(bands[i][1] - bands[i - 1][0]) > 1e-9) fails.push(`bands ${i - 1}/${i} are not contiguous`)
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}
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}
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// ★ THE CONTROL: the degree-linear slicing this replaced MUST fail the same property.
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const linearBands = (s, n, rows) => {
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const step = (n - s) / rows
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return Array.from({ length: rows }, (_, r) => [n - (r + 1) * step, n - r * step])
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}
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const linWorst = (() => {
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const sh = shares(linearBands(-60, 75, 4), -60, 75)
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return Math.max(...sh.map((x) => Math.abs(x - 0.25)))
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})()
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if (linWorst <= 1e-9) {
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fails.push('degree-linear slicing PASSES the equal-height assertion, so the assertion cannot detect '
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+ 'the defect it exists for — it is measuring nothing.')
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}
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// The poles are undefined in Mercator; a world view must clamp rather than produce Infinity.
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const polar = equalHeightLatBands(-90, 90, 4)
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if (!polar.every(([a, b]) => Number.isFinite(a) && Number.isFinite(b))) {
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fails.push('a -90..90 view produces non-finite bands; Mercator is undefined at the poles and must clamp')
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}
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if (Math.abs(polar[0][1]) > MERCATOR_MAX_LAT + 1e-6) fails.push('the north edge was not clamped to the Mercator limit')
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if (Math.abs(latAtMercatorY(mercatorY(41.2)) - 41.2) > 1e-9) fails.push('mercatorY/latAtMercatorY are not inverses')
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if (fails.length) {
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console.error('MERCATOR-SLICE: FAIL')
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for (const f of fails) console.error(` ✗ ${f}`)
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process.exit(1)
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}
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console.log(`MERCATOR-SLICE: PASS — every tile row occupies an equal share of the RENDERED height across five `
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+ `view/row combinations, degree-linear slicing fails the same check (worst band off by ${(linWorst * 100).toFixed(1)} `
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+ 'points), and a polar view clamps instead of going infinite.')
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