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9.8 1.3 context-free-art VS threepenny-gui

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9.7 0.0 context-free-art VS tart

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9.5 0.0 context-free-art VS diagrams

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9.5 0.0 context-free-art VS OpenGL

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X11

9.5 2.1 context-free-art VS X11

A Haskell binding to the X11 graphics library.
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9.5 2.1 context-free-art VS Win32

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9.5 0.0 context-free-art VS typed-spreadsheet

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VulkanMemoryAllocator

9.4 0.0 context-free-art VS VulkanMemoryAllocator

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9.4 0.0 context-free-art VS diagrams-core

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9.3 0.0 context-free-art VS Rasterific

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hip

9.2 0.0 context-free-art VS hip

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blank-canvas

9.2 0.0 context-free-art VS blank-canvas

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9.2 0.0 context-free-art VS luminance

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xcffib

9.2 5.9 L5 context-free-art VS xcffib

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9.2 0.0 context-free-art VS log-warper

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9.1 0.0 context-free-art VS diagrams-svg

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9.1 0.0 context-free-art VS GLFW-b

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9.1 0.0 L2 context-free-art VS QuickPlot

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hslogger

9.1 0.0 context-free-art VS hslogger

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9.1 0.0 context-free-art VS gl

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9.0 0.0 context-free-art VS unm-hip

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9.0 0.0 context-free-art VS diagrams-contrib

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8.9 0.0 context-free-art VS matplotlib

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graphviz

8.9 0.0 context-free-art VS graphviz

Haskell bindings to the Graphviz toolkit
GLUT

8.8 0.0 context-free-art VS GLUT

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8.8 0.0 context-free-art VS OpenGLRaw

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8.7 0.0 context-free-art VS reflex-gloss

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8.6 0.0 context-free-art VS GLUtil

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HPDF

8.4 0.0 context-free-art VS HPDF

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imagemagick

8.3 0.0 context-free-art VS imagemagick

haskell imagemagick bindings
diagrams-cairo

8.3 0.0 context-free-art VS diagrams-cairo

Cairo backend for diagrams

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Context free art

Create art via context free grammar production rules. Current backends: SVG.

Context free grammar primer

Context free grammars consist of a set of terminal symbols, a set of non-terminal symbols, and production rules that map non-terminals to other symbols.

With a context-free grammar, we can generate strings of terminals that conform to the specified language.

Our language will describe graphics.

How to use

import Art.ContextFree.Definite
import Data.List.NonEmpty

move = Mod [Move (0, -1.8), Scale 0.8]

armN :: Int -> Symbol
armN 0 = move $ Circle 1
armN n = move $ Branch $
  Circle 1 :| [Mod [Rotate 10] $ armN (n - 1)]

arm :: Symbol
arm = armN 20

spiral = Branch $
  Circle 1 :| [arm, Mod [Rotate 120] arm, Mod [Rotate 240] arm]

The latter produces this graphic: