SVGPathHCommand

SVGPathHCommand

Class representing an HORIZONTAL LINE command

Constructor

new SVGPathHCommand(x, isRelative)

Create a new SVGPathHCommand object

IMPORTANT: Remember that an HORIZONTAL LINE command is a shorthand command for a LINE command. As a consequence its y coordinate will always be 0, but for absolute HORIZONTAL LINE command it's inacurate and its real value must be computed out of the previous command end point.

Parameters:
Name Type Description
x number

The x coordinate for the command's end point
isRelative boolean

Indicates if the command is relative or not
Source:

Extends

Members

coordinates :SVGCoordinates

Indicate the coordinates of the command end point

Overrides:
Source:

isRelative :boolean

Indicate if the command is relative or absolute

Overrides:
Source:

x :number

Direct access the the command end point x coordinate

Overrides:
Source:

y :number

Direct access the the command end point y coordinate

Overrides:
Source:

Methods

(generator) @@iterator()

Implementation of the Iterator protocol.

For the HORIZONTAL LINE command, the provided iterable will yield, in order:

  1. The command name (either 'h' or 'H')
  2. The x coordinate
Overrides:
Source:

toAbsolute(origin) → {SVGPathCommand}

Mutate a relative command to make it absolute

Parameters:
Name Type Description
origin SVGCoordinates

The coordinates to resolve the current relative coordinates
Overrides:
Source:

toJSON() → {Array}

Turn the command into a proper JSON representation

A command JSON representation is an Array containing all the components of the command in the same order as the one defined by the SVG2 specification.

Overrides:
Source:

toRelative(origin) → {SVGPathCommand}

Mutate an absolute command to make it relative

Parameters:
Name Type Description
origin SVGCoordinates

The coordinates to be relative to.
Overrides:
Source:

toString() → {string}

Turn the command into a proper string representation

A command string representation is a valid SVG path command string.

Overrides:
Source: