| moveto |
(Number x, Number y) |
typedict.Path |
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Creates a new subpath in this path that starts at the point
(x, y),
which becomes the new current point.
The point
(x, y)
is transformed using the
CTM
associated with this path when
moveto
is called, which means subsequent changes to
CTM
do not affect this point.
Consecutive
movetos
are always collapsed and only the last one remains in the path.
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| Example: |
The program,
import yoix.stdio.*;
Path p;
moveto(x, y) = printf(" moveto(%.1f, %.1f);\n", x, y);
p.moveto(100, 200);
p.moveto(100, 200);
p.moveto(200, 400);
printf("Output before CTM change:\n");
p.pathforall(moveto, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL);
p.CTM.scale(2, 2);
printf("\nOutput after CTM change:\n");
p.pathforall(moveto, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL);
prints something like
Output before CTM change:
moveto(200.0, 400.0);
Output after CTM change:
moveto(100.0, 200.0);
on standard output.
Notice how the consecutive
movetos
and
rmovetos
were collapsed and how the coordinates changed after we scaled the
CTM
associated with the path.
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| Return: |
Path
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| See Also: |
arc,
arcn,
closepath,
currentpath,
currentpoint,
curveto,
flattenpath,
Graphics,
lineto,
newpath,
pathbbox,
pathforall,
quadto,
rcurveto,
rlineto,
rmoveto,
rquadto
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