SKPath.Iterator.Next Method
Definition
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Overloads
| Next(SKPoint[]) | |
| Next(Span<SKPoint>) | |
| Next(SKPoint[], Boolean, Boolean) |
Obsolete.
Returns the next verb in this iteration of the path. |
Next(SKPoint[])
public SkiaSharp.SKPathVerb Next (SkiaSharp.SKPoint[] points);Parameters
- points
- SKPoint[]
Returns
Applies to
Next(Span<SKPoint>)
public SkiaSharp.SKPathVerb Next (Span<SkiaSharp.SKPoint> points);Parameters
Returns
Applies to
Next(SKPoint[], Boolean, Boolean)
Caution
Use Next(SKPoint[]) instead.
Returns the next verb in this iteration of the path.
public SkiaSharp.SKPathVerb Next (SkiaSharp.SKPoint[] points, bool doConsumeDegenerates = true, bool exact = false);[System.Obsolete("Use Next(SKPoint[]) instead.")]
public SkiaSharp.SKPathVerb Next (SkiaSharp.SKPoint[] points, bool doConsumeDegenerates, bool exact);Parameters
- points
- SKPoint[]
The storage for the points representing the current verb and/or segment. Should be an array of four points.
- doConsumeDegenerates
- Boolean
If true, first scan for segments that are deemed degenerate (too short) and skip those.
- exact
- Boolean
If doConsumeDegenerates is true and exact is true, skip only degenerate elements with lengths exactly equal to zero. If exact is false, skip degenerate elements with lengths close to zero. If doConsumeDegenerates is false, exact has no effect.
Returns
The verb of the current segment.
- Attributes
Remarks
When all segments have been visited, returns Done.
