pointdraw.js 

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  • ClassDeclaration
    class

    PointDraw

    extends None
    class comments:
    Draw functions for the Point.draw
    • constructor

      constructor

      (
      point
      )
      from class_name
      dict_keys(['kind', 'word', 'static', 'computed', 'is_symbol', 'value', 'type', 'comments', 'pos'])
      methods.
    • method

      arc

      (
      ctx , radius = undefined , start , end , direction = 1
      )
      from class_name
      dict_keys(['kind', 'word', 'static', 'computed', 'is_symbol', 'value', 'type', 'comments', 'pos'])
    • method

      ellipse

      (
      ctx , rx , ry , radians , start , end
      )
      from class_name
      dict_keys(['kind', 'word', 'static', 'computed', 'is_symbol', 'value', 'type', 'comments', 'pos'])
      ctx.ellipse(p.x, p.y, r, start, end)
    • method

      circle

      (
      ctx , radius
      )
      from class_name
      dict_keys(['kind', 'word', 'static', 'computed', 'is_symbol', 'value', 'type', 'comments', 'pos'])
    • method

      line

      (
      ctx , distance
      )
      from class_name
      dict_keys(['kind', 'word', 'static', 'computed', 'is_symbol', 'value', 'type', 'comments', 'pos'])
      draw a line from the current point position to the length of the given `distance`.
    • method

      hair

      (
      ctx , length
      )
      from class_name
      dict_keys(['kind', 'word', 'static', 'computed', 'is_symbol', 'value', 'type', 'comments', 'pos'])
      draw a line in two antipose directions. Similar to two `line` call in opposite directions.
    • method

      crossHair

      (
      ctx , length , sqeeeze , rotation
      )
      from class_name
      dict_keys(['kind', 'word', 'static', 'computed', 'is_symbol', 'value', 'type', 'comments', 'pos'])
      Two hair() calls in a cross formation. With a squeeze factor, 0 for no change (cross) and 1 for full change (two lines drawn upon each other)
    • method

      lineTo

      (
      ctx , b
      )
      from class_name
      dict_keys(['kind', 'word', 'static', 'computed', 'is_symbol', 'value', 'type', 'comments', 'pos'])
    • method

      box

      (
      ctx , size , width , angle
      )
      from class_name
      dict_keys(['kind', 'word', 'static', 'computed', 'is_symbol', 'value', 'type', 'comments', 'pos'])
      A box is a rectangle on the outside of radius. If an angle is given, the box cannot be a _rect_ and returns an ngon(4).
    • method

      rect

      (
      ctx , width , height , offset = {x: 0, y: 0}
      )
      from class_name
      dict_keys(['kind', 'word', 'static', 'computed', 'is_symbol', 'value', 'type', 'comments', 'pos'])
      rect(ctx, width=this.point.radius, height) {
      rect(x, y, width, height)
    • method

      roundRect

      (
      ctx , width , height , radii = [] , offset = {x: 0, y: 0}
      )
      from class_name
      dict_keys(['kind', 'word', 'static', 'computed', 'is_symbol', 'value', 'type', 'comments', 'pos'])
      Draw a standard `roundRect` using this point as the top left `{x,y}` The default _width_ and _height_ is the _radus_ of the point, drawing a round rect to the size of the point. // ctx.roundRect(400, 150, 120, 120, [0, 30, 50, 60]); // point.draw.roundRect(width, height, radii) let point = new Point(400, 150, 120) point.draw.roundRect(ctx) Expanded: point.draw.roundRect(ctx, point.radius, point.radius, [10, 30, 50, 60])
    • method

      ngon

      (
      ctx , sides , radius , fromCenter = True , angle
      )
      from class_name
      dict_keys(['kind', 'word', 'static', 'computed', 'is_symbol', 'value', 'type', 'comments', 'pos'])
      Draw a polygon of _n_ sides, with an optional radius. polygonPoint.radius = 20 polygonPoint.draw.ngon(ctx, 7)
    dict_keys(['kind', 'word', 'parentName', 'type', 'body', 'comments', 'pos'])
  • ExpressionStatement

    :

    dict_keys(['type', 'expression', 'pos'])
  • ExpressionStatement

    :

    dict_keys(['type', 'expression', 'pos'])