GeneralPathExamples.frink

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// Demonstrates and tests drawing curves.
// This renders the images used in the documentation of GeneralPath.

drawCubicWithEndpoints[p1x, p1y, c1x, c1y, c2x, c2y, p2x, p2y] :=
{
   g1 = new graphics
   // Draw endpoints
   g1.color[0,0,1]
   g1.fillRectCenter[p1x,p1y, .2,.2]
   g1.fillRectCenter[p2x,p2y, .2,.2]

   // Draw control points
   g1.color[.5,.5,.5]
   g1.fillRectCenter[c1x,c1y,.2,.2]
   g1.fillRectCenter[c2x,c2y,.2,.2]

   // Draw control lines
   g1.color[.7,.7,.7]
   g1.line[p1x,p1y,c1x,c1y]
   g1.line[p2x,p2y,c2x,c2y]

   // Draw the cubic curve
   g1.color[0,0,0]
   gp = new GeneralPath
   gp.moveTo[p1x,p1y]
   gp.cubicCurve[c1x,c1y, c2x,c2y, p2x,p2y]
   g1.add[gp]

//   g1.font["SansSerif", "plain", 1]
//   g1.text["Cubic B\u00e9zier curve", 5, -6]

   g1.show[]
   g1.write["cubic.svg",500,400]
   g1.write["cubic.png",300,200]
   g1.write["cubic.jpg",500,400]
   g1.write["cubic.html",500,400]
//   g1.print[]
}


// Quadratic curve example
drawQuadraticWithEndpoints[p1x, p1y, c1x, c1y, p2x, p2y] :=
{
   g1 = new graphics
   // Draw endpoints
   g1.color[0,0,1]
   g1.fillRectCenter[p1x,p1y, .2,.2]
   g1.fillRectCenter[p2x,p2y, .2,.2]

   // Draw control points
   g1.color[.5,.5,.5]
   g1.fillRectCenter[c1x,c1y,.2,.2]

   // Draw control lines
   g1.color[.7,.7,.7]
   g1.line[p1x,p1y,c1x,c1y]
   g1.line[p2x,p2y,c1x,c1y]

   // Draw the cubic curve
   g1.color[0,0,0]
   gp = new GeneralPath
   gp.moveTo[p1x,p1y]
   gp.quadratic[c1x,c1y, p2x,p2y]
   g1.add[gp]

//   g1.font["SansSerif", "plain", 1]
//   g1.text["Cubic B\u00e9zier curve", 5, -6]

   g1.show[]
   g1.write["quadratic.svg",500,400]
   g1.write["quadratic.png",300,150]
   g1.write["quadratic.jpg",500,400]
   g1.write["quadratic.html",500,400]
//   g1.print[]
}

drawCubicWithEndpoints[0,0, 3,3, 6,-5, 10,1]
drawQuadraticWithEndpoints[0,0, 2,4, 10,1]


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