SKPathBuilder.RArcTo Method
Definition
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Overloads
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| RArcTo(Single, Single, Single, SKPathArcSize, SKPathDirection, Single, Single) |
Appends a relative SVG-style elliptical arc to the current contour using separate radius and offset coordinates. |
| RArcTo(SKPoint, Single, SKPathArcSize, SKPathDirection, SKPoint) |
Appends a relative SVG-style elliptical arc to the current contour. |
RArcTo(Single, Single, Single, SKPathArcSize, SKPathDirection, Single, Single)
Appends a relative SVG-style elliptical arc to the current contour using separate radius and offset coordinates.
public void RArcTo(float rx, float ry, float xAxisRotate, SkiaSharp.SKPathArcSize largeArc, SkiaSharp.SKPathDirection sweep, float x, float y);Parameters
- rx
- Single
The x-radius of the ellipse.
- ry
- Single
The y-radius of the ellipse.
- xAxisRotate
- Single
The rotation of the ellipse's x-axis, in degrees.
- largeArc
- SKPathArcSize
Specifies whether the large or small arc is drawn.
- sweep
- SKPathDirection
The direction in which the arc is drawn.
- x
- Single
The x-offset from the current point to the end point.
- y
- Single
The y-offset from the current point to the end point.
Applies to
RArcTo(SKPoint, Single, SKPathArcSize, SKPathDirection, SKPoint)
Appends a relative SVG-style elliptical arc to the current contour.
public void RArcTo(SkiaSharp.SKPoint r, float xAxisRotate, SkiaSharp.SKPathArcSize largeArc, SkiaSharp.SKPathDirection sweep, SkiaSharp.SKPoint xy);Parameters
- r
- SKPoint
The radii of the ellipse (x-radius, y-radius).
- xAxisRotate
- Single
The rotation of the ellipse's x-axis, in degrees.
- largeArc
- SKPathArcSize
Specifies whether the large or small arc is drawn.
- sweep
- SKPathDirection
The direction in which the arc is drawn.
- xy
- SKPoint
The offset from the current point to the end point of the arc.
