Packageflash.display
Classpublic final class GraphicsPathCommand
InheritanceGraphicsPathCommand Inheritance Object

Defines the values that can be used when specifying path drawing commands.

These values are usually used with the Graphics.drawPath() method or stored in the commands vector of a GraphicsPath object.

See also

flash.display.Graphics.drawPath()
flash.display.GraphicsPath.commands


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Public Constants
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  CURVE_TO : int = 3
[static] Specifies a drawing command that draws a curve from the current drawing position to the x and y coordinates specified in the data vector, using a control point.
GraphicsPathCommand
  LINE_TO : int = 2
[static] Indicates a drawing command that draws a line from the current drawing position to the x and y coordinates specified in the data vector.
GraphicsPathCommand
  MOVE_TO : int = 1
[static] Indicates a drawing command that moves the current drawing position to the x and y coordinates specified in the data vector.
GraphicsPathCommand
  NO_OP : int = 0
[static] Represents the default "do nothing" command.
GraphicsPathCommand
  WIDE_LINE_TO : int = 5
[static] Specifies a "line to" drawing command, but uses two sets of coordinates instead of one.
GraphicsPathCommand
  WIDE_MOVE_TO : int = 4
[static] Specifies a "move to" drawing command, but uses two sets of coordinates instead of one.
GraphicsPathCommand
Constant Detail
CURVE_TOConstant
public static const CURVE_TO:int = 3

Specifies a drawing command that draws a curve from the current drawing position to the x and y coordinates specified in the data vector, using a control point. When executed, this command has the same effect as the Graphics.lineTo() method. Uses 2 points in the data vector control & anchor (cx, cy, ax, ay ).

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LINE_TOConstant 
public static const LINE_TO:int = 2

Indicates a drawing command that draws a line from the current drawing position to the x and y coordinates specified in the data vector. When executed, this command has the same effect as the Graphics.lineTo() method. Uses 1 point in the data vector (x,y).

See also

MOVE_TOConstant 
public static const MOVE_TO:int = 1

Indicates a drawing command that moves the current drawing position to the x and y coordinates specified in the data vector. When executed, this command has the same effect as the Graphics.moveTo() method. Uses 1 point in the data vector (x,y).

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NO_OPConstant 
public static const NO_OP:int = 0

Represents the default "do nothing" command.

WIDE_LINE_TOConstant 
public static const WIDE_LINE_TO:int = 5

Specifies a "line to" drawing command, but uses two sets of coordinates instead of one. Allows switching between "line to" and "curve to" commands without changing the number of data values used per command. Uses two points in the data vector: one dummy point and then one (x,y) point.

The WIDE_LINE_TO and WIDE_MOVE_TO command variants consume the same number of parameters as does the CURVE_TO command.

See also

WIDE_MOVE_TOConstant 
public static const WIDE_MOVE_TO:int = 4

Specifies a "move to" drawing command, but uses two sets of coordinates instead of one. Allows switching between "move to" and "curve to" commands without changing the number of data values used per command. Uses two points in the data vector: one dummy point and then one (x,y) point.

The WIDE_LINE_TO and WIDE_MOVE_TO command variants consume the same number of parameters as does the CURVE_TO command.

See also