How to use the svg-pathdata.SVGPathData.CLOSE_PATH function in svg-pathdata
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break;
// ClosePath ('Z') commands are a naive indication that the current path can be processed and added to the world
case SVGPathData.CLOSE_PATH:
currentPath.closed = true;
paths.push(currentPath);
currentPath = {};
currentPath.points = [];
break;
}
// Unclosed paths never have CLOSE_PATH commands, so wrap up the current path when we're at the end of the path and have not found the command
if(index == pathData.commands.length - 1 && command.type != SVGPathData.CLOSE_PATH) {
let firstPoint = currentPath.points[0],
lastPoint = currentPath.points[ currentPath.points.length - 1 ];
// Automatically close the path if the first and last nodes are effectively the same, even if a CLOSE_PATH command doesn't exist
if(Math.hypot(lastPoint.x - firstPoint.x, lastPoint.y - firstPoint.y) < .1) {
currentPath.closed = true;
} else {
currentPath.closed = false;
}
paths.push(currentPath);
currentPath = {};
currentPath.points = [];
}
// Capture X coordinate, if there was onesvg-pathdata
Manipulate SVG path data (path[d] attribute content) simply and efficiently.
