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BloodPressure.py

Andre van der Vlies andre at vandervlies.xs4all.nl
Fri Feb 22 14:38:26 EST 2002 
#!/usr/local/bin/python
#
# Tue Feb 19 08:59:38 CET 2002 -- A.G. van der Vlies
<andre at vandrevlies.xs4all.nl>
# Orignal coding. Made for my brother and cardiologist (??). One
regulary asked
# what my blood pressure was, the other was really happy with a
printout....
# Obviously you'll need gnuplot.
# I guess (hope) there are more people who have an 'interest' in this.

import time
import Gnuplot

HTML_PATH = '......../public_html/BloedDruk/'
FILE = 'bloeddruk-'
EXT = time.strftime("%b-%Y", time.localtime(time.time()))
Gfx = HTML_PATH+FILE+EXT+".gif"
Stat = HTML_PATH+FILE+EXT+".stat"
OutPut = open(Stat, "a+", 0)
#
## This is dutch. I'll try an english translation...
#
# bovendruk = raw_input('Geef de bovendruk: ')
# onderdruk = raw_input('Geef de onderdruk: ')
# pulse = raw_input('Geef de hartslag: ')
bovendruk = raw_input('Upper pressure: ')
onderdruk = raw_input('Lower pressure: ')
pulse = raw_input('Pulse: ')
NOW = time.strftime("%d-%b-%Y/%H:%M", time.localtime(time.time()))
item = "%s %s %s %s\n" % (NOW, bovendruk, onderdruk, pulse)
OutPut.write(item)
OutPut.close()
print bovendruk, onderdruk, pulse, NOW
g = Gnuplot.Gnuplot()
g('set xdata time')
g('set timefmt "%d-%b-%Y/%H:%M"')
g('set format x "%d-%m\\n%H:%M"')
g('set grid')
g('set terminal gif')
g('set output "%s"' % Gfx)
g.plot(Gnuplot.File(Stat, using='1:2', title='Sys', with='linespoints'),
        Gnuplot.File(Stat, using='1:3', title='Dia',
with='linespoints'),
        Gnuplot.File(Stat, using='1:4', title='Pulse', with='impulses'),
)

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