- path ->append: point
- Append a point at the end of the path. The point is specified in the
graphical
<-device
coordinate system. path->insert
may be used to insert points in the middle or prepend points.
- See also
- path
->insert
- path ->compute:
- Computes graphical
<-area
from the path<-points
and path<-interpolation
from path<-points
if
path<-kind
= smooth.
- path ->delete: point
- Delete a point from the path. To delete points interactively, see also
path
<-point.
- path ->geometry: x=[int],
y=[int], width=[int], height=[int]
- Moves and resizes the path to fit the requested bounding-box. Paths may
also be resized using path
->resize.
- path ->initialise: kind=[{poly,smooth}],
radius_or_interval=[int], points=[chain]
- The first argument specifies the path
<-kind.
When path<-kind
equals smooth, the second argument specifies the path<-intervals.
If the
points arguments is supplied, the method path->points
is invoked using this argument to specify the initial set of
control-points.
- path ->insert: point,
point*
- Insert a new point after the second argument. If the second argument is
@nil, the
point is added as the first point of the chain. For interactive editing, path
<-segment
may be used to find the point to insert after.
- See also
- path
->append
- path ->relative_move: diff=point,
how=[{offset,points}]
- Move the graphical relative to its current position using the X- and
Y-values of point. How defines how the path is moved: by adusting its path
<-offset
(default) or by adjusting each of the
path<-points.
- path ->set_point: point=point,
x=[int], y=[int]
- Move a member point. The arguments are the X- and Y-coordinates in the
graphical
<-device’s
coordinate system.
