Struct lyon_algorithms::splitter::Splitter

pub struct Splitter { /* private fields */ }

A context object that can split paths.

When splitting several paths, reusing the Splitter object can improve performance by reusing memory allocations.

Implementations

impl Splitter

pub fn new() -> Self

Constructor.

pub fn set_flattening_tolerance(&mut self, tolerance: f32)

Sets the flattening tolerance that will be used to approximate curves if any.

pub fn split_with_segment<'l, P>( &mut self, path: P, segment: &LineSegment<f32> ) -> (Path, Path)

where P: Into<PathSlice<'l>>,

Splits a path using a line segment.

Returns two Path objects, the first one being on the positive side of the line, and the other one on the negative side.

“positive” and “negative” in this context refer to the sign of the cross product between a vector going from the splitting line to the path and the vector of the splitting line.

Curves are flattened.

pub fn split_with_line<'l, P>( &mut self, path: P, line: &Line<f32> ) -> (Path, Path)

where P: Into<PathSlice<'l>>,

Splits a path using a line.

Returns two Path objects, the first one being on the positive side of the line, and the other one on the negative side.

“positive” and “negative” in this context refer to the sign of the cross product between a vector going from the splitting line to the path and the vector of the splitting line.

Curves are flattened.

Trait Implementations

impl Default for Splitter

fn default() -> Self

Returns the “default value” for a type.