Class: Polygon

Polygon(vertices, isOpen)

new Polygon(vertices, isOpen)

The constructor.
Parameters:
Name Type Description
vertices Array.<Vertex> An array of 2d vertices that shape the polygon.
isOpen boolean Indicates if the polygon should be rendered as an open or closed shape.
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Members

isOpen :boolean

Type:
  • boolean
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vertices :Array.<Vertex>

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Methods

containsVert(vert) → {boolean}

Check if the given vertex is inside this polygon.

Ray-casting algorithm found at
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22521982/check-if-point-inside-a-polygon
Parameters:
Name Type Description
vert Vertex The vertex to check.The new x-component.
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Returns:
True if the passed vertex is inside this polygon. The polygon is considered closed.
Type
boolean

toCubicBezierData(thresholdopt) → {Array.<Vertex>}

Convert this polygon to a sequence of cubic Bézier curves.

The first vertex in the returned array is the start point.
The following sequence are triplets of (first-control-point, secnond-control-point, end-point):
startPoint, controlPoint0_0, controlPoint1_1, pathPoint1, controlPoint1_0, controlPoint1_1, ..., endPoint
Parameters:
Name Type Attributes Description
threshold number <optional>
 An optional threshold (default=1.0) how strong the curve segments should over-/under-drive. Should be between 0.0 and 1.0 for best results but other values are allowed.
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Returns:
An array of 2d vertices that shape the cubic Bézier curve.
Type
Array.<Vertex>

toCubicBezierSVGString() → {string}

Convert this polygon to a cubic bezier curve, represented as an SVG data string.
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Returns:
The 'd' part for an SVG 'path' element.
Type
string

toCubicBezierSVGString(optionsopt) → {string}

Create an SVG representation of this polygon.
Parameters:
Name Type Attributes Description
options object <optional>
 An optional set of options, like 'className'.
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Returns:
The SVG string.
Type
string

toQuadraticBezierData() → {Array.<Vertex>}

Convert this polygon to a sequence of quadratic Bézier curves.

The first vertex in the returned array is the start point.
The following sequence are pairs of control-point-and-end-point: 
startPoint, controlPoint0, pathPoint1, controlPoint1, pathPoint2, controlPoint2, ..., endPoint
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Returns:
An array of 2d vertices that shape the quadratic Bézier curve.
Type
Array.<Vertex>

toQuadraticBezierSVGString() → {string}

Convert this polygon to a quadratic bezier curve, represented as an SVG data string.
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Returns:
The 'd' part for an SVG 'path' element.
Type
string