#include <CUCanvasNode.h>

Inheritance diagram for cugl::scene2::CanvasNode:

Classes
class	Paint

Public Types
enum	Winding : int { Winding::NONE = 0, Winding::CCW = 1, Winding::CW = 2 }

enum	FillRule : int { FillRule::NONZERO = 0, FillRule::EVENODD = 1, FillRule::STENCIL = 2, FillRule::CLIPFILL = 3, FillRule::MASKFILL = 4 }

Public Member Functions
	CanvasNode ()

	~CanvasNode ()

virtual void	dispose () override

virtual bool	init () override

virtual bool	initWithBounds (const Size size) override

virtual bool	initWithBounds (float width, float height) override

virtual bool	initWithBounds (const Rect rect) override

virtual bool	initWithBounds (float x, float y, float width, float height) override

virtual bool	initWithData (const Scene2Loader *loader, const std::shared_ptr< JsonValue > &data) override

size_t	pages () const

void	paginate (size_t size)

size_t	getEditPage ()

void	setEditPage (size_t page)

size_t	getDrawPage ()

void	setDrawPage (size_t page)

void	clearPage ()

void	clearAll ()

virtual void	draw (const std::shared_ptr< SpriteBatch > &batch, const Affine2 &transform, Color4 tint) override

void	saveState ()

void	restoreState ()

void	resetState ()

float	getFringe () const

void	setFringe (float fringe)

float	getGlobalAlpha ()

void	setGlobalAlpha (float alpha)

const Affine2 &	getCommandTransform ()

void	setCommandTransform (const Affine2 &transform)

void	clearCommandTransform ()

void	translateCommands (const Vec2 p)

void	translateCommands (float x, float y)

void	scaleCommands (const Vec2 s)

void	scaleCommands (float sx, float sy)

void	rotateCommands (float angle)

void	skewXCommands (float angle)

void	skewYCommands (float angle)

const std::shared_ptr< Scissor > &	getLocalScissor () const

void	setLocalScissor (const std::shared_ptr< Scissor > &scissor)

void	applyLocalScissor (const std::shared_ptr< Scissor > &scissor)

void	clearLocalScissor ()

Winding	getWinding () const

void	setWinding (Winding winding)

FillRule	getFillRule () const

void	setFillRule (FillRule rule)

Color4	getFillColor () const

void	setFillColor (Color4 color)

const std::shared_ptr< Paint > &	getFillPaint () const

void	setFillPaint (const std::shared_ptr< Paint > &paint)

Color4	getStrokeColor () const

void	setStrokeColor (Color4 color)

const std::shared_ptr< Paint > &	getStrokePaint () const

void	setStrokePaint (const std::shared_ptr< Paint > &paint)

float	getStrokeWidth () const

void	setStrokeWidth (float width)

float	getMitreLimit () const

void	setMitreLimit (float limit)

poly2::Joint	getLineJoint ()

void	setLineJoint (poly2::Joint joint)

poly2::EndCap	getLineCap ()

void	setLineCap (poly2::EndCap cap)

GLenum	getBlendEquation () const

void	setBlendEquation (GLenum equation)

void	setSrcBlendFunc (GLenum func)

void	setSrcBlendFunc (GLenum srcRGB, GLenum srcAlpha)

GLenum	getSrcRGBFunc () const

GLenum	getSrcAlphaFunc () const

void	setDstBlendFunc (GLenum func)

void	setDstBlendFunc (GLenum dstRGB, GLenum dstAlpha)

GLenum	getDstRGBFunc () const

GLenum	getDstAlphaFunc () const

void	beginPath ()

void	moveTo (const Vec2 pos)

void	moveTo (float x, float y)

void	lineTo (const Vec2 pos)

void	lineTo (float x, float y)

void	bezierTo (const Vec2 c1, const Vec2 c2, const Vec2 p)

void	bezierTo (float c1x, float c1y, float c2x, float c2y, float px, float py)

void	quadTo (const Vec2 c, const Vec2 p)

void	quadTo (float cx, float cy, float px, float py)

void	arcTo (const Vec2 center, float r, float a0, float a1, bool ccw=true)

void	arcTo (float cx, float cy, float r, float a0, float a1, bool ccw=true)

void	arcTo (const Vec2 s, const Vec2 e, float radius)

void	arcTo (float sx, float sy, float ex, float ey, float radius)

void	closePath ()

void	drawArc (const Vec2 center, float r, float a0, float a1, bool ccw=true)

void	drawArc (float cx, float cy, float r, float a0, float a1, bool ccw=true)

void	drawRect (const Rect rect)

void	drawRect (float x, float y, float w, float h)

void	drawRoundedRect (const Rect rect, float r)

void	drawRoundedRect (float x, float y, float w, float h, float r)

void	drawRoundedRectVarying (const Rect rect, float radBL, float radTL, float radTR, float radBR)

void	drawRoundedRectVarying (float x, float y, float w, float h, float radBL, float radTL, float radTR, float radBR)

void	drawEllipse (const Vec2 center, const Size size)

void	drawEllipse (const Rect bounds)

void	drawEllipse (float cx, float cy, float rx, float ry)

void	drawCircle (const Vec2 center, float r)

void	drawCircle (float cx, float cy, float r)

void	fillPaths ()

void	strokePaths ()

const std::shared_ptr< Font > &	getFont () const

void	setFont (const std::shared_ptr< Font > &font)

float	getFontSize () const

void	setFontSize (float size)

float	getFontBlur () const

void	setFontBlur (float blur)

float	getTextSpacing () const

void	setTextSpacing (float spacing)

HorizontalAlign	getHorizontalTextAlign () const

void	setHorizontalTextAlign (HorizontalAlign align)

VerticalAlign	getVerticalTextAlign () const

void	setVerticalTextAlign (VerticalAlign align)

void	drawText (const Vec2 p, const std::string text)

void	drawText (float x, float y, const std::string text)

void	drawText (const Vec2 p, const char substr, const char end)

void	drawText (float x, float y, const char substr, const char end)

void	drawTextBox (const Vec2 p, float width, const std::string text)

void	drawTextBox (float x, float y, float width, const std::string text)

void	drawTextBox (const Vec2 p, float width, const char substr, const char end)

void	drawTextBox (float x, float y, float width, const char substr, const char end)

Public Member Functions inherited from cugl::scene2::SceneNode
	SceneNode ()

	~SceneNode ()

virtual bool	initWithPosition (const Vec2 pos)

bool	initWithPosition (float x, float y)

virtual std::shared_ptr< SceneNode >	copy (const std::shared_ptr< SceneNode > &dst) const

unsigned int	getTag () const

void	setTag (unsigned int tag)

const std::string	getName () const

void	setName (const std::string name)

const std::string	getClassName () const

virtual std::string	toString (bool verbose=false) const

	operator std::string () const

const Vec2	getPosition () const

void	setPosition (const Vec2 &position)

void	setPosition (float x, float y)

float	getPositionX (void) const

void	setPositionX (float x)

float	getPositionY (void) const

void	setPositionY (float y)

Vec2	getWorldPosition () const

const Size	getContentSize () const

virtual void	setContentSize (const Size size)

virtual void	setContentSize (float width, float height)

float	getContentWidth () const

void	setContentWidth (float width)

float	getContentHeight () const

void	setContentHeight (float height)

virtual Rect	getLayoutBounds () const

Size	getSize () const

float	getWidth () const

float	getHeight () const

Rect	getBoundingBox () const

virtual void	setAnchor (const Vec2 anchor)

virtual void	setAnchor (float x, float y)

const Vec2	getAnchor () const

Vec2	getAnchorInPixels ()

Color4	getColor () const

virtual void	setColor (Color4 color)

Color4	getAbsoluteColor ()

bool	isVisible () const

void	setVisible (bool visible)

bool	hasRelativeColor () const

void	setRelativeColor (bool flag)

std::shared_ptr< Scissor >	getScissor () const

void	setScissor (const std::shared_ptr< Scissor > &scissor)

void	setScissor ()

const Vec2	getScale () const

float	getScaleX () const

float	getScaleY () const

void	setScale (float scale)

void	setScale (const Vec2 vec)

void	setScale (float sx, float sy)

float	getAngle ()

void	setAngle (float angle)

const Affine2 &	getTransform () const

const Affine2 &	getAlternateTransform () const

void	setAlternateTransform (const Affine2 &transform)

bool	withAlternateTransform ()

void	chooseAlternateTransform (bool active)

const Affine2 &	getNodeToParentTransform () const

Affine2	getParentToNodeTransform () const

Affine2	getNodeToWorldTransform () const

Affine2	getWorldToNodeTransform () const

Vec2	screenToNodeCoords (const Vec2 screenPoint) const

Vec2	worldToNodeCoords (const Vec2 worldPoint) const

Vec2	nodeToScreenCoords (const Vec2 nodePoint) const

Vec2	nodeToWorldCoords (const Vec2 nodePoint) const

Vec2	parentToNodeCoords (const Vec2 parentPoint) const

Vec2	nodeToParentCoords (const Vec2 nodePoint) const

size_t	getChildCount () const

std::shared_ptr< SceneNode >	getChild (unsigned int pos)

const std::shared_ptr< SceneNode > &	getChild (unsigned int pos) const

template<typename T >
std::shared_ptr< T >	getChild (unsigned int pos) const

std::shared_ptr< SceneNode >	getChildByTag (unsigned int tag) const

template<typename T >
std::shared_ptr< T >	getChildByTag (unsigned int tag) const

std::shared_ptr< SceneNode >	getChildByName (const std::string name) const

template<typename T >
std::shared_ptr< T >	getChildByName (const std::string name) const

std::vector< std::shared_ptr< SceneNode > >	getChildren ()

const std::vector< std::shared_ptr< SceneNode > > &	getChildren () const

void	addChild (const std::shared_ptr< SceneNode > &child)

void	addChildWithTag (const std::shared_ptr< SceneNode > &child, unsigned int tag)

void	addChildWithName (const std::shared_ptr< SceneNode > &child, const std::string name)

void	swapChild (const std::shared_ptr< SceneNode > &child1, const std::shared_ptr< SceneNode > &child2, bool inherit=false)

SceneNode *	getParent ()

const SceneNode *	getParent () const

Scene2 *	getScene ()

const Scene2 *	getScene () const

void	removeFromParent ()

virtual void	removeChild (unsigned int pos)

void	removeChild (const std::shared_ptr< SceneNode > &child)

void	removeChildByTag (unsigned int tag)

void	removeChildByName (const std::string name)

virtual void	removeAllChildren ()

void	setPriority (float priority)

float	getPriority ()

virtual void	render (const std::shared_ptr< SpriteBatch > &batch, const Affine2 &transform, Color4 tint)

virtual void	render (const std::shared_ptr< SpriteBatch > &batch)

const std::shared_ptr< Layout > &	getLayout () const

void	setLayout (const std::shared_ptr< Layout > &layout)

virtual void	doLayout ()

Static Public Member Functions
static std::shared_ptr< CanvasNode >	alloc ()

static std::shared_ptr< CanvasNode >	allocWithBounds (const Size size)

static std::shared_ptr< CanvasNode >	allocWithBounds (float width, float height)

static std::shared_ptr< CanvasNode >	allocWithBounds (const Rect rect)

static std::shared_ptr< CanvasNode >	allocWithBounds (float x, float y, float width, float height)

static std::shared_ptr< CanvasNode >	allocWithData (const Scene2Loader *loader, const std::shared_ptr< JsonValue > &data)

Static Public Member Functions inherited from cugl::scene2::SceneNode
static std::shared_ptr< SceneNode >	alloc ()

static std::shared_ptr< SceneNode >	allocWithPosition (const Vec2 pos)

static std::shared_ptr< SceneNode >	allocWithPosition (float x, float y)

static std::shared_ptr< SceneNode >	allocWithBounds (const Size size)

static std::shared_ptr< SceneNode >	allocWithBounds (float width, float height)

static std::shared_ptr< SceneNode >	allocWithBounds (const Rect rect)

static std::shared_ptr< SceneNode >	allocWithBounds (float x, float y, float width, float height)

static std::shared_ptr< SceneNode >	allocWithData (const Scene2Loader *loader, const std::shared_ptr< JsonValue > &data)

Protected Attributes
std::vector< Page * >	_canvas

size_t	_draw

size_t	_edit

Protected Attributes inherited from cugl::scene2::SceneNode
Vec2	_position

Vec2	_anchor

Size	_contentSize

Color4	_tintColor

bool	_hasParentColor

bool	_isVisible

std::shared_ptr< Scissor >	_scissor

Vec2	_scale

float	_angle

Affine2	_transform

bool	_useTransform

Affine2	_combined

std::vector< std::shared_ptr< SceneNode > >	_children

SceneNode *	_parent

Scene2 *	_graph

std::shared_ptr< Layout >	_layout

int	_childOffset

unsigned int	_tag

std::string	_name

size_t	_hashOfName

std::string	_classname

float	_priority

std::shared_ptr< JsonValue >	_json

Detailed Description

This is a scene graph node to support scalable vector graphics

WARNING: This is a highly experimental class. This class is the foundation for SVG support in the future roadmap, but it still needs significant testing. Use this class at your own risk.

A canvas node is a drawing slate, not unlike the classic drawing Turtle found in most programming languages. The programmer issues a sequence of drawing commands, and these commands produce an image on the screen. The commands are stored so that the image is shown every animation frame. However, the programmer can change or erase the drawing commands at any time, thus creating arbitrary animation effects.

There are actually two ways that a programmer can use a canvas node to animate the image. One way is to erase and reissue the drawing commands every animation frame. But the other way to make use of pages. A canvas can have any number of pages. At any given time, getEditPage is the page that receives the drawing commands while getDrawPage is the page whose drawing commands are shown on the screen. This allows the user to save multiple drawings and then switch between them, just as SpriteNode does for sprite sheets.

When drawing to a canvas node, it is often useful to think of units as pixels. Indeed, if the canvas node is the size of the display and anchored in the bottom left corner, this is indeed the case. However, a canvas node can itself be transformed just like any scene graph node, including scaling and rotating.

It is important to stress that this node is designed for complex noninteractive graphics. This node does not remember the format or geometry of any shape or object drawn. This is particularly true for text, which is immediately rendered to a mesh, with all glyph information lost. If the user needs to interact with part of the image, you should use a dedicated-purpose scene graph node for that element, such as PolygonNode or Label.

The API for this node is designed to be similar to the SVG API, allowing this class to render some subset of SVG files. However, there are some important differences. Most notably, the origin of this scene graph node is, as is the case for all scene graph nodes, in the bottom left corner. This is different from an SVG file where the origin is in the top left and the y-axis increases downwards. A conversion between these two formats is currently in development and will be released at a later date.

Much of the code for canvas nodes is heavily inspired by the nanovg framework, developed by Mikko Mononen (memon.nosp@m.@ins.nosp@m.ide.o.nosp@m.rg). However, there are numerous optimizations and changes to make it compatible with the CUGL scene graph architecture.

Member Enumeration Documentation

◆ FillRule

enum cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::FillRule : int

strong

An enum to specify the winding rule for filled polygons

This rule specifies how to fill a polygon in the case of multiple subpaths and self-intersections. See

 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nonzero-rule

for a discussion of how the default rule works.

In addition, this category includes rules for clipping and masking. That is because, due to the way canvas nodes are designed, any non-trivial use of the stencil buffer mandates an even-odd fill rule.

Enumerator
NONZERO	Uses the non-zero winding rule (DEFAULT) If a stencil was previously created by the FillRule#STENCIL rule, this fill rule with erase that stencil.
EVENODD	Uses the even-odd rule If a stencil was previously created by the FillRule#STENCIL rule, this fill rule with erase that stencil.
STENCIL	Creates a stencil buffer with this shape via an even-odd rule. This fill rule writes to the stencil buffer but it does not draw to the screen. It is used in combination with FillRule#CLIPFILL and FillRule#MASKFILL to provide visual effects.
CLIPFILL	Uses the even-odd rule to draw a shape clipped to the stencil buffer. This rule must be preceded by a drawing sequence using the fill rule FillRule#STENCIL to have any effect.
MASKFILL	Uses the even-odd rule to draw a shape masked by the stencil buffer. This rule must be preceded by a drawing sequence using the fill rule FillRule#STENCIL to have any effect.

◆ Winding

enum cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::Winding : int

strong

An enum to allow the user to specify an explicit winding

This enum allows you to specify the winding order when creating a new path. A rule other than NONE will guarantee your path has a certain orientation even if you generate a path in the wrong order.

Enumerator
NONE	Use the default, given orientation for each path
CCW	Use a counter-clockwise orientation for each path
CW	Use a clockwise orientation for each path

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ CanvasNode()

cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::CanvasNode ( )

inline

Creates an uninitialized canvas node.

You must initialize this canvas node before use.

NEVER USE A CONSTRUCTOR WITH NEW. If you want to allocate a Node on the heap, use one of the static constructors instead.

◆ ~CanvasNode()

cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::~CanvasNode ( )

inline

Deletes this canvas node, disposing all resources

Member Function Documentation

◆ alloc()

static std::shared_ptr<CanvasNode> cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::alloc ( )

inlinestatic

Returns a newly allocated a canvas node the size of the display.

The bounding box of the node is the current screen size. The node is anchored in the center and has position (width/2,height/2) in the parent space. The node origin is the (0,0) at the bottom left corner of the bounding box.

The canvas is initialized with only one drawing buffer. You should call paginate to add more buffers.

Returns: a newly allocated a canvas node the size of the display.

◆ allocWithBounds() [1/4]

static std::shared_ptr<CanvasNode> cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::allocWithBounds ( const Rect rect )

inlinestatic

Returns a newly allocated a canvas node with the given bounds.

The rectangle origin is the bottom left corner of the node in parent space, and corresponds to the origin of the Node space. The size defines its content width and height in node space. The node anchor is placed in the bottom left corner.

The canvas is initialized with only one drawing buffer. You should call paginate to add more buffers.

Parameters

rect	The bounds of the node in parent space

Returns: a newly allocated a canvas node with the given bounds.

◆ allocWithBounds() [2/4]

static std::shared_ptr<CanvasNode> cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::allocWithBounds ( const Size size )

inlinestatic

Returns a newly allocated a canvas node with the given size.

The size defines the content size. The bounding box of the node is (0,0,width,height) and is anchored in the bottom left corner (0,0). The node is positioned at the origin in parent space.

The canvas is initialized with only one drawing buffer. You should call paginate to add more buffers.

Parameters

size	The size of the node in parent space

Returns: a newly allocated a canvas node with the given size.

◆ allocWithBounds() [3/4]

static std::shared_ptr<CanvasNode> cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::allocWithBounds	(	float	width,
		float	height
	)

inlinestatic

Returns a newly allocated a canvas node with the given size.

The size defines the content size. The bounding box of the node is (0,0,width,height) and is anchored in the bottom left corner (0,0). The node is positioned at the origin in parent space.

The canvas is initialized with only one drawing buffer. You should call paginate to add more buffers.

Parameters

width	The width of the node in parent space
height	The height of the node in parent space

Returns: a newly allocated a canvas node with the given size.

◆ allocWithBounds() [4/4]

static std::shared_ptr<CanvasNode> cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::allocWithBounds	(	float	x,
		float	y,
		float	width,
		float	height
	)

inlinestatic

Returns a newly allocated a canvas node with the given bounds.

The rectangle origin is the bottom left corner of the node in parent space, and corresponds to the origin of the Node space. The size defines its content width and height in node space. The node anchor is placed in the bottom left corner.

The canvas is initialized with only one drawing buffer. You should call paginate to add more buffers.

Parameters

x	The x-coordinate of the node origin in parent space
y	The y-coordinate of the node origin in parent space
width	The width of the node in parent space
height	The height of the node in parent space

Returns: a newly allocated a canvas node with the given bounds.

◆ allocWithData()

static std::shared_ptr<CanvasNode> cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::allocWithData	(	const Scene2Loader *	loader,
		const std::shared_ptr< JsonValue > &	data
	)

inlinestatic

Returns a newly allocated a canvas node with the given JSON specificaton.

This initializer is designed to receive the "data" object from the JSON passed to Scene2Loader. This JSON format supports the following attribute values:

"pages":     A positive integer indicating the number of pages
"edit":      A positive integer indicating the active edit page
"draw":      A positive integer indicating the active draw page

All attributes are optional. There are no required attributes. There are currently no options for drawing to a canvas node in in the JSON (the canvas will start out blank). Serialized drawing commands are a feature for a future release.

Parameters

loader	The scene loader passing this JSON file
data	The JSON object specifying the node

Returns: a newly allocated a canvas node with the given JSON specificaton.

◆ applyLocalScissor()

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::applyLocalScissor ( const std::shared_ptr< Scissor > & scissor )

Applies the given scissor to the stack.

If there is no active local scissor, this method is the same as setLocalScissor. Otherwise, this method will generate a new local scissor by calling Scissor#intersect on the previous local scisor. . The intersection will take place in the coordinate system of this scissor.

Parameters

scissor The local scissor to add

◆ arcTo() [1/4]

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::arcTo	(	const Vec2	center,
		float	r,
		float	a0,
		float	a1,
		bool	ccw = `true`
	)

Adds an arc segment sweeping from angle a0 to a1.

The arc center is at is at c and has radius is r. The method will draw a straight line from the previous point in the path to the point at angle a0. It will then sweep the arc from angle a0 to a1. The value ccw determines whether the arc sweeps counter clockwise or clockwise, as it is not necessarily possible to tell from the angles themselves.

If there is no current path, this method creates a new subpath starting at the point for a0. Note that this differs from other drawing commands that would start a new path at the origin. The command transform is applied to this method when called.

Parameters

center	The arc center
r	The arc radius
a0	The starting angle of the arc
a1	The ending angle of the arc
ccw	Whether draw the arc counter clockwise

◆ arcTo() [2/4]

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::arcTo	(	const Vec2	s,
		const Vec2	e,
		float	radius
	)

Adds an arc segment whose corner is defined by the previous point.

The previous point acts as the center for the arc, which is drawn through the two points with the given radius.

If there is no current path, this method creates a new subpath starting at point s. Note that this differs from other drawing commands that would start a new path at the origin. The command transform is applied to this method when called.

Parameters

s	The start of the arc
e	The end of the arc
radius	The arc radius

◆ arcTo() [3/4]

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::arcTo	(	float	cx,
		float	cy,
		float	r,
		float	a0,
		float	a1,
		bool	ccw = `true`
	)

inline

Adds an arc segment sweeping from angle a0 to a1.

The arc center is at is at (cx,cy) and has radius is r. The method will draw a straight line from the previous point in the path to the point at angle a0. It will then sweep the arc from angle a0 to a1. The value ccw determines whether the arc sweeps counter clockwise or clockwise, as it is not necessarily possible to tell from the angles themselves.

If there is no current path, this method creates a new subpath starting at the point for a0. Note that this differs from other drawing commands that would start a new path at the origin. The command transform is applied to this method when called.

Parameters

cx	The x-coordinate of the arc center
cy	The y-coordinate of the arc center
r	The arc radius
a0	The starting angle of the arc
a1	The ending angle of the arc
ccw	Whether draw the arc counter clockwise

◆ arcTo() [4/4]

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::arcTo	(	float	sx,
		float	sy,
		float	ex,
		float	ey,
		float	radius
	)

inline

Adds an arc segment whose corner is defined by the previous point.

The previous point acts as the center for the arc, which is drawn through the two points with the given radius.

If there is no current path, this method creates a new subpath starting at point (sx,sy). Note that this differs from other drawing commands that would start a new path at the origin. The command transform is applied to this method when called.

Parameters

sx	The x-coordinate of the start of the arc
sy	The y-coordinate of the start of the arc
ex	The x-coordinate of the end of the arc
ey	The y-coordinate of the end of the arc
radius	The arc radius

◆ beginPath()

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::beginPath ( )

Clears the current path and sub-paths.

This method should be called before drawing a new path. Otherwise the commands will simply append to the existing paths.

The standard way to draw paths on a canvas is to first call this method and then call moveTo to start the path. To create a subpath (for holes or disjoint polygons) simple call moveTo again.

◆ bezierTo() [1/2]

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::bezierTo	(	const Vec2	c1,
		const Vec2	c2,
		const Vec2	p
	)

Adds a cubic bezier segment from the previous point.

The control points specify the tangents as described in Spline2.

If there is no current path, this method creates a new subpath starting at the origin. The command transform is applied to this method when called.

Parameters

c1	The first control point
c2	The second control point
p	The end of the bezier segment

◆ bezierTo() [2/2]

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::bezierTo	(	float	c1x,
		float	c1y,
		float	c2x,
		float	c2y,
		float	px,
		float	py
	)

inline

Adds a cubic bezier segment from the previous point.

The control points specify the tangents as described in Spline2.

If there is no current path, this method creates a new subpath starting at the origin. The command transform is applied to this method when called.

Parameters

c1x	The x-coordinate of the first control point
c1y	The y-coordinate of the first control point
c2x	The x-coordinate of the second control point
c2y	The y-coordinate of the second control point
px	The x-coordinate of the bezier end
py	The y-coordinate of the bezier end

◆ clearAll()

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::clearAll ( )

Clears the drawing commands from all pages.

◆ clearCommandTransform()

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::clearCommandTransform ( )

Resets the command transform to an identity matrix.

When this method is called all subsequent calls will be applied in the native coordinate space of the canvas node.

For more information on how this transform is applied to commands, see getCommandTransform.

◆ clearLocalScissor()

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::clearLocalScissor ( )

Resets and disables scissoring for this canvas.

Clearing the local scissor will not reveal any commands previously clipped by the local scissor. In addition, this method has no effect on the global scissor SceneNode#getScissor.

◆ clearPage()

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::clearPage ( )

Clears the drawing commands for the active edit page.

Any other page is uneffected. This method should be called before drawing to a page, as otherwise the commands are appended to any existing drawing commands.

◆ closePath()

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::closePath ( )

Closes the current subpath with a line segment.

While this method closes the subpath, it does not start a new subpath. You will need to call moveTo to do that.

◆ dispose()

virtual void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::dispose ( )

overridevirtual

Disposes all of the resources used by this canvas node.

A disposed node can be safely reinitialized. Any children owned by this node will be released. They will be deleted if no other object owns them.

It is unsafe to call this on a Node that is still currently inside of a scene graph.

Reimplemented from cugl::scene2::SceneNode.

◆ draw()

virtual void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::draw	(	const std::shared_ptr< SpriteBatch > &	batch,
		const Affine2 &	transform,
		Color4	tint
	)

overridevirtual

Draws the drawing page via the given SpriteBatch.

This method only worries about drawing the current node. It does not attempt to render the children.

Parameters

batch	The SpriteBatch to draw with.
transform	The global transformation matrix.
tint	The tint to blend with the Node color.

Reimplemented from cugl::scene2::SceneNode.

◆ drawArc() [1/2]

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::drawArc	(	const Vec2	center,
		float	r,
		float	a0,
		float	a1,
		bool	ccw = `true`
	)

Creates a new circle arc subpath, sweeping from angle a0 to a1.

The arc center is at is at c and has radius is r. The new subpath will start at the point corresponding to angle a0. The value ccw determines whether the arc sweeps counter clockwise or clockwise, as it is not necessarily possible to tell this from the angles themselves.

The command transform is applied to this method when called.

Parameters

center	The arc center
r	The arc radius
a0	The starting angle of the arc
a1	The ending angle of the arc
ccw	Whether draw the arc counter clockwise

◆ drawArc() [2/2]

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::drawArc	(	float	cx,
		float	cy,
		float	r,
		float	a0,
		float	a1,
		bool	ccw = `true`
	)

inline

Creates a new circle arc subpath, sweeping from angle a0 to a1.

The arc center is at is at (cx,cy) and has radius is r. The new subpath will start at the point corresponding to angle a0. The value ccw determines whether the arc sweeps counter clockwise or clockwise, as it is not necessarily possible to tell this from the angles themselves.

The command transform is applied to this method when called.

Parameters

cx	The x-coordinate of the arc center
cy	The y-coordinate of the arc center
r	The arc radius
a0	The starting angle of the arc
a1	The ending angle of the arc
ccw	Whether draw the arc counter clockwise

◆ drawCircle() [1/2]

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::drawCircle	(	const Vec2	center,
		float	r
	)

inline

Creates a new circle shaped sub-path.

Parameters

center	The circle center
r	The circle radius

◆ drawCircle() [2/2]

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::drawCircle	(	float	cx,
		float	cy,
		float	r
	)

Creates a new circle shaped sub-path.

Parameters

cx	The x-coordinate of the circle center
cy	The y-coordinate of the circle center
r	The circle radius

◆ drawEllipse() [1/3]

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::drawEllipse ( const Rect bounds )

Creates a new ellipse shaped subpath.

Note that the bounding rectangle defines the bottom left corner of the ellipse and not the center.

The command transform is applied to this method when called.

Parameters

bounds The rectangle bounding this ellipse

◆ drawEllipse() [2/3]

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::drawEllipse	(	const Vec2	center,
		const Size	size
	)

inline

Creates a new ellipse shaped subpath.

Note that the ellipse size defines the two diameters of the ellipse, and not the radii.

The command transform is applied to this method when called.

Parameters

center	The ellipse center
size	The ellipse size

◆ drawEllipse() [3/3]

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::drawEllipse	(	float	cx,
		float	cy,
		float	rx,
		float	ry
	)

Creates a new ellipse shaped subpath.

The command transform is applied to this method when called.

Parameters

cx	The x-coordinate of the ellipse center
cy	The y-coordinate of the ellipse center
rx	The radius along the x-axis
ry	The radius along the y-axis

◆ drawRect() [1/2]

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::drawRect ( const Rect rect )

Creates a new rectangle shaped subpath

The command transform is applied to this method when called.

Parameters

rect	The rectangle bounds

◆ drawRect() [2/2]

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::drawRect	(	float	x,
		float	y,
		float	w,
		float	h
	)

inline

Creates a new rectangle shaped subpath

The command transform is applied to this method when called.

Parameters

x	The x-coordinate of the rectangle origin
y	The y-coordinate of the rectangle origin
w	The rectangle width
h	The rectangle height

◆ drawRoundedRect() [1/2]

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::drawRoundedRect	(	const Rect	rect,
		float	r
	)

inline

Creates a new rounded rectangle shaped subpath.

To be well-defined, the corner radius should be no larger than half the width and height (at which point it defines a capsule). Shapes with abnormally large radii are undefined.

The command transform is applied to this method when called.

Parameters

rect	The rectangle bounds
r	The corner radius

◆ drawRoundedRect() [2/2]

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::drawRoundedRect	(	float	x,
		float	y,
		float	w,
		float	h,
		float	r
	)

Creates a new rounded rectangle shaped subpath.

To be well-defined, the corner radius should be no larger than half the width and height (at which point it defines a capsule). Shapes with abnormally large radii are undefined.

The command transform is applied to this method when called.

Parameters

x	The x-coordinate of the rectangle origin
y	The y-coordinate of the rectangle origin
w	The rectangle width
h	The rectangle height
r	The corner radius

◆ drawRoundedRectVarying() [1/2]

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::drawRoundedRectVarying	(	const Rect	rect,
		float	radBL,
		float	radTL,
		float	radTR,
		float	radBR
	)

inline

Creates a new rounded rectangle shaped subpath with varying radii.

Each corner will have its own radii. But to be well-defined, none of the radii should be larger than half the width and height (at which point it defines a capsule). Shapes with abnormally large radii are undefined.

The command transform is applied to this method when called.

Parameters

rect	The rectangle bounds
radBL	The corner radius of the bottom left
radTL	The corner radius of the top left
radTR	The corner radius of the top right
radBR	The corner radius of the bottom right

◆ drawRoundedRectVarying() [2/2]

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::drawRoundedRectVarying	(	float	x,
		float	y,
		float	w,
		float	h,
		float	radBL,
		float	radTL,
		float	radTR,
		float	radBR
	)

Creates a new rounded rectangle shaped subpath with varying radii.

Each corner will have its own radii. But to be well-defined, none of the radii should be larger than half the width and height (at which point it defines a capsule). Shapes with abnormally large radii are undefined.

The command transform is applied to this method when called.

Parameters

x	The x-coordinate of the rectangle origin
y	The y-coordinate of the rectangle origin
w	The rectangle width
h	The rectangle height
radBL	The corner radius of the bottom left
radTL	The corner radius of the top left
radTR	The corner radius of the top right
radBR	The corner radius of the bottom right

◆ drawText() [1/4]

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::drawText	(	const Vec2	p,
		const char *	substr,
		const char *	end
	)

inline

Draws the text string at specified location.

Position p is the location of the text origin, which is defined by both getHorizontalTextAlign and getVerticalTextAlign. This command is subject to the current command transform.

This command will use the current text style, and color the glyphs with the current fill color. If there is a fill Paint then it will also be applied, provided that it is a gradient (text cannot be textured with images).

The C-style string substr need not be null-terminated. Instead, the termination is indicated by the parameter end. This provides efficient substring processing. The string may either be in UTF8 or ASCII; the method will handle conversion automatically.

Parameters

p	The position of the text origin
substr	The start of the string
end	The end of the string

◆ drawText() [2/4]

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::drawText	(	const Vec2	p,
		const std::string	text
	)

inline

Draws the text string at specified location.

Position p is the location of the text origin, which is defined by both getHorizontalTextAlign and getVerticalTextAlign. This command is subject to the current command transform.

This command will use the current text style, and color the glyphs with the current fill color. If there is a fill Paint then it will also be applied, provided that it is a gradient (text cannot be textured with images).

The string may either be in UTF8 or ASCII; the method will handle conversion automatically.

Parameters

p	The position of the text origin
text	The text to display

◆ drawText() [3/4]

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::drawText	(	float	x,
		float	y,
		const char *	substr,
		const char *	end
	)

Draws the text string at specified location.

Position (x,y) is the location of the text origin, which is defined by both getHorizontalTextAlign and getVerticalTextAlign. This command is subject to the current command transform.

This command will use the current text style, and color the glyphs with the current fill color. If there is a fill Paint then it will also be applied, provided that it is a gradient (text cannot be textured with images).

The C-style string substr need not be null-terminated. Instead, the termination is indicated by the parameter end. This provides efficient substring processing. The string may either be in UTF8 or ASCII; the method will handle conversion automatically.

Parameters

x	The x-coordinate of the text origin
y	The y-coordinate of the text origin
substr	The start of the string
end	The end of the string

◆ drawText() [4/4]

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::drawText	(	float	x,
		float	y,
		const std::string	text
	)

inline

Draws the text string at specified location.

Position (x,y) is the location of the text origin, which is defined by both getHorizontalTextAlign and getVerticalTextAlign. This command is subject to the current command transform.

This command will use the current text style, and color the glyphs with the current fill color. If there is a fill Paint then it will also be applied, provided that it is a gradient (text cannot be textured with images).

The string may either be in UTF8 or ASCII; the method will handle conversion automatically.

Parameters

x	The x-coordinate of the text origin
y	The y-coordinate of the text origin
text	The text to display

◆ drawTextBox() [1/4]

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::drawTextBox	(	const Vec2	p,
		float	width,
		const char *	substr,
		const char *	end
	)

inline

Draws a multiline text string at specified location.

Position p is the location of the text origin, which is defined by both getHorizontalTextAlign and getVerticalTextAlign. This command is subject to the current command transform.

When breaking up lines, whitespace at the beginning and end of each line will be "swallowed", causing it to be ignored for purposes of alignment. The exception is at the beginning and end of a paragraph. Whitespace there will be preserved. A paragraph is defined as any piece of text separated by a newline. So the first part of the string before a newline is a paragraph, and each substring after a newline is also a paragraph.

Words longer than the max width are slit at nearest character. There is no support for hyphenation.

This command will use the current text style, and color the glyphs with the current fill color. If there is a fill Paint then it will also be applied, provided that it is a gradient (text cannot be textured with images).

The C-style string substr need not be null-terminated. Instead, the termination is indicated by the parameter end. This provides efficient substring processing. The string may either be in UTF8 or ASCII; the method will handle conversion automatically.

Parameters

p	The position of the text origin
width	The text-wrap width
substr	The start of the string
end	The end of the string

◆ drawTextBox() [2/4]

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::drawTextBox	(	const Vec2	p,
		float	width,
		const std::string	text
	)

inline

Draws a multiline text string at specified location.

Position p is the location of the text origin, which is defined by both getHorizontalTextAlign and getVerticalTextAlign. This command is subject to the current command transform.

When breaking up lines, whitespace at the beginning and end of each line will be "swallowed", causing it to be ignored for purposes of alignment. The exception is at the beginning and end of a paragraph. Whitespace there will be preserved. A paragraph is defined as any piece of text separated by a newline. So the first part of the string before a newline is a paragraph, and each substring after a newline is also a paragraph.

Words longer than the max width are slit at nearest character. There is no support for hyphenation.

This command will use the current text style, and color the glyphs with the current fill color. If there is a fill Paint then it will also be applied, provided that it is a gradient (text cannot be textured with images).

The string may either be in UTF8 or ASCII; the method will handle conversion automatically.

Parameters

p	The position of the text origin
width	The text-wrap width
text	The text to display

◆ drawTextBox() [3/4]

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::drawTextBox	(	float	x,
		float	y,
		float	width,
		const char *	substr,
		const char *	end
	)

Draws a multiline text string at specified location.

Position (x,y) is the location of the text origin, which is defined by both getHorizontalTextAlign and getVerticalTextAlign. This command is subject to the current command transform.

When breaking up lines, whitespace at the beginning and end of each line will be "swallowed", causing it to be ignored for purposes of alignment. The exception is at the beginning and end of a paragraph. Whitespace there will be preserved. A paragraph is defined as any piece of text separated by a newline. So the first part of the string before a newline is a paragraph, and each substring after a newline is also a paragraph.

Words longer than the max width are slit at nearest character. There is no support for hyphenation.

This command will use the current text style, and color the glyphs with the current fill color. If there is a fill Paint then it will also be applied, provided that it is a gradient (text cannot be textured with images).

The C-style string substr need not be null-terminated. Instead, the termination is indicated by the parameter end. This provides efficient substring processing. The string may either be in UTF8 or ASCII; the method will handle conversion automatically.

Parameters

x	The x-coordinate of the text origin
y	The y-coordinate of the text origin
width	The text-wrap width
substr	The start of the string
end	The end of the string

◆ drawTextBox() [4/4]

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::drawTextBox	(	float	x,
		float	y,
		float	width,
		const std::string	text
	)

inline

Draws a multiline text string at specified location.

Position (x,y) is the location of the text origin, which is defined by both getHorizontalTextAlign and getVerticalTextAlign. This command is subject to the current command transform.

When breaking up lines, whitespace at the beginning and end of each line will be "swallowed", causing it to be ignored for purposes of alignment. The exception is at the beginning and end of a paragraph. Whitespace there will be preserved. A paragraph is defined as any piece of text separated by a newline. So the first part of the string before a newline is a paragraph, and each substring after a newline is also a paragraph.

Words longer than the max width are slit at nearest character. There is no support for hyphenation.

This command will use the current text style, and color the glyphs with the current fill color. If there is a fill Paint then it will also be applied, provided that it is a gradient (text cannot be textured with images).

The string may either be in UTF8 or ASCII; the method will handle conversion automatically.

Parameters

x	The x-coordinate of the text origin
y	The y-coordinate of the text origin
width	The text-wrap width
text	The text to display

◆ fillPaths()

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::fillPaths ( )

Fills the current path (and subpaths) with the current fill style.

This method will commit the any outstanding paths, but it will not clear them. You should call beginPath to start a new path sequence.

◆ getBlendEquation()

GLenum cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::getBlendEquation ( ) const

Returns the blending equation for this canvas node

This setting is applied at the call to either strokePaths or fillPaths.

By default this value is GL_FUNC_ADD. For other options, see

 https://www.opengl.org/sdk/docs/man/html/glBlendEquation.xhtml

Returns: the blending equation for this canvas node

◆ getCommandTransform()

const Affine2& cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::getCommandTransform ( )

Returns the current command transform

Transforms are applied to all paths, text, paints, and scissor regions. They are applied at the time that the are passed to the drawing API. So a translation applied after the first point in a path will skip that initial point, but apply to all subsequent points (until the command transform is changed again).

When using Paint objects, it is important to set a transform before applying them. That is because paint objects are specified in the canvas coordinate system, which is affected by the transform. If a paint object is applied to a shape in a different coordinate space then it can have unexpected effects.

The current coordinate system can be saved and restored by using the methods saveState and restoreState.

Returns: the current command transform

◆ getDrawPage()

size_t cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::getDrawPage ( )

Returns the index of the current drawing page

The drawing page is the page that is shown on the screen. It does not need to be the same page as the one currently receiving drawing commands.

Returns: the index of the current drawing page

◆ getDstAlphaFunc()

GLenum cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::getDstAlphaFunc ( ) const

Returns the destination blending function for the alpha component

This setting is applied at the call to either strokePaths or fillPaths.

By default this value is GL_ONE_MINUS_SRC_ALPHA, as sprite batches do not use premultiplied alpha. For other options, see

 https://www.opengl.org/sdk/docs/man/html/glBlendFunc.xhtml

Returns: the destination blending function for the alpha component

◆ getDstRGBFunc()

GLenum cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::getDstRGBFunc ( ) const

Returns the destination blending function for the RGB components

This setting is applied at the call to either strokePaths or fillPaths.

By default this value is GL_ONE_MINUS_SRC_ALPHA, as sprite batches do not use premultiplied alpha. For other options, see

 https://www.opengl.org/sdk/docs/man/html/glBlendFunc.xhtml

Returns: the destination blending function for the RGB components

◆ getEditPage()

size_t cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::getEditPage ( )

Returns the index of the current edit page

The edit page is the page that receives drawing commands. It does not need to be the same page as the one currently being drawn.

Returns: the index of the current edit page

◆ getFillColor()

Color4 cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::getFillColor ( ) const

Returns the color to use for all filled paths

This setting is applied at a call to fillPaths.

It is possible to combine a color together with a paint. It the attribute getFillPaint is not nullptr, it will tinted by this color.

This color is also the one that will be used to render text. This value is Color4::WHITE by default.

Returns: the color to use for all filled paths

◆ getFillPaint()

const std::shared_ptr<Paint>& cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::getFillPaint ( ) const

Returns the paint to use for all filled paths.

This setting is applied at a call to fillPaths.

A Paint object is a user-friend gradient or texture that uses positional coordinates instead of texture coordinates. The paint will be tinted by the value getStrokeColor (which is Color4::WHITE by default).

If there is non-trivial getCommandTransform, it will be applied to the coordinates in this paint object at the time this method is called.

A fill paint will also be applied to text, assuming that it is a gradient paint. Pattern paints cannot be applied to text. If this value is nullptr, then all filled paths will have a solid color.

Returns: the paint to use for all filled paths

◆ getFillRule()

FillRule cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::getFillRule ( ) const

Returns the current fill rule

This setting is applied at a call to fillPaths.

By default a canvas node uses a nonzero fill rule, as described here:

 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nonzero-rule

This rule allows you to put holes inside a filled path simply by reversing the winding order.

Alternate fill rules are supported, though they are all the same as the nonzero rule for simple paths. They only differ when either a path has self-intersections, or two subpaths intersect one another.

Returns: the current fill rule

◆ getFont()

const std::shared_ptr<Font>& cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::getFont ( ) const

Returns the font for the current text style

This is the font that will be used as a call to either drawText or drawTextBox. If there is no active font when one of the those methods are called, they will fail.

Returns: the font for the current text style

◆ getFontBlur()

float cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::getFontBlur ( ) const

Returns the blur radius of the current text style.

When blurring text, use a font with the same Font#getPadding as the blur size. This will prevent bleeding across characters in the atlas.

Returns: the blur radius of the current text style.

◆ getFontSize()

float cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::getFontSize ( ) const

Returns the font size of the current text style.

By default, the text style will use the point size of getFont. However, it is possible to scale the font to get a smaller (or larger) text size. With that said, it is generally better to scale down a font than to scale it up.

If this value is 0, the canvas will use the point size of the active font. This value is 0 by default.

Returns: the font size of the current text style.

◆ getFringe()

float cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::getFringe ( ) const

Returns the antialiasing fringe for this canvas node

If this value is non-zero, any fill or stroke will be surrounded by a stroke the width of the fringe. The stroke will fade to transparent on the outside edge. This is a way of providing antialiasing that is significantly better than multisampling. Furthermore, this works on OpenGLES, which does not support multisampling.

A fringe value should be >= 0.5 to have noticeable effects. In practice, values between 1 and 2 work best. Note that this adds to the volume of the fill or stroke. Hence this value should be taken into account when drawing shapes

Returns: the antialiasing fringe for this canvas node

◆ getGlobalAlpha()

float cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::getGlobalAlpha ( )

Returns the transparency to apply to all rendered shapes.

The alpha should be a value 0..1. Already transparent paths will get proportionally more transparent as well.

Returns: the transparency to apply to all rendered shapes.

◆ getHorizontalTextAlign()

HorizontalAlign cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::getHorizontalTextAlign ( ) const

Returns the horizontal alignment of the text.

The horizontal alignment has two meanings. First, it is the relationship of the relative alignment of multiple lines. In addition, it defines the x-coordinate origin of the text. The later is relevant even when the text layout is a single line.

See HorizontalAlign for how alignment affects the text origin.

Returns: the horizontal alignment of the text.

◆ getLineCap()

poly2::EndCap cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::getLineCap ( )

Returns the end cap value for the stroke.

This setting is applied at a call to strokePaths.

The end cap type determines how the stroke draws the ends of the line segments at the start and end of the path. See poly2::EndCap for the description of the types.

Returns: the end cap value for the extrusion.

◆ getLineJoint()

poly2::Joint cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::getLineJoint ( )

Returns the joint value for the stroke.

The joint type determines how the stroke joins the extruded line segments together. See poly2::Joint for the description of the types.

Returns: the joint value for the stroke.

◆ getLocalScissor()

const std::shared_ptr<Scissor>& cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::getLocalScissor ( ) const

Returns the current local scissor

The local scissor is applied any subsequent drawing commands, but not to any commands issued before the scissor was applied. This is different from SceneNode#getScissor which is applied globally to the entire scene graph node. The local scissor is transformed by the getCommandTransform at the time it is set.

If there is both a local and a global scissor, their rectangles will be intersected to produce a single scissor, using the method Scissor#intersect. The intersection will take place in the coordinate system of this scissor.

Returns: the current local scissor

◆ getMitreLimit()

float cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::getMitreLimit ( ) const

Returns the mitre limit of the extrusion.

This setting is applied at a call to strokePaths.

The mitre limit sets how "pointy" a mitre joint is allowed to be before the algorithm switches it back to a bevel/square joint. Small angles can have very large mitre offsets that go way off-screen.

To determine whether to switch a miter to a bevel, the algorithm will take the two vectors at this joint, normalize them, and then average them. It will multiple the magnitude of that vector by the mitre limit. If that value is less than 1.0, it will switch to a bevel. By default this value is 10.0.

Returns: the mitre limit for joint calculations

◆ getSrcAlphaFunc()

GLenum cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::getSrcAlphaFunc ( ) const

Returns the source blending function for the alpha component

This setting is applied at the call to either strokePaths or fillPaths.

By default this value is GL_SRC_ALPHA, as scene graphs do not use premultiplied alpha. For other options, see

 https://www.opengl.org/sdk/docs/man/html/glBlendFunc.xhtml

Returns: the source blending function for the alpha component

◆ getSrcRGBFunc()

GLenum cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::getSrcRGBFunc ( ) const

Returns the source blending function for the RGB components

This setting is applied at the call to either strokePaths or fillPaths.

By default this value is GL_SRC_ALPHA, as scene graphs do not use premultiplied alpha. For other options, see

 https://www.opengl.org/sdk/docs/man/html/glBlendFunc.xhtml

Returns: the source blending function for the RGB components

◆ getStrokeColor()

Color4 cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::getStrokeColor ( ) const

Returns the color to use for all stroked paths

This setting is applied at a call to strokePaths.

It is possible to combine a color together with a paint. It the attribute getStrokePaint is not nullptr, it will tinted by this color.

This value is Color4::WHITE by default.

Returns: the color to use for all stroked paths

◆ getStrokePaint()

const std::shared_ptr<Paint>& cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::getStrokePaint ( ) const

Returns the paint to use for all stroked paths.

This setting is applied at a call to strokePaths.

A Paint object is a user-friend gradient or texture that uses positional coordinates instead of texture coordinates. The paint will be tinted by the value getStrokeColor (which is Color4::WHITE by default).

If there is non-trivial getCommandTransform, it will be applied to the coordinates in this paint object at the time this method is called.

If this value is nullptr, then all strokes will have a solid color.

Returns: the paint to use for all stroked paths

◆ getStrokeWidth()

float cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::getStrokeWidth ( ) const

Returns the width of the stroke style.

This setting is applied at a call to strokePaths.

If the value of getFringe is not zero, this will be subtracted from the stroke width when extruding the path. The default stroke width is 2.

Returns: the width of the stroke style.

◆ getTextSpacing()

float cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::getTextSpacing ( ) const

Returns the line spacing of the current text style.

This value is multiplied by the font size to determine the space between lines. So a value of 1 is single-spaced text, while a value of 2 is double spaced. The value should be positive.

Returns: the line spacing of the current text style.

◆ getVerticalTextAlign()

VerticalAlign cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::getVerticalTextAlign ( ) const

Returns the vertical alignment of the text.

The vertical alignment defines the y-coordinate origin of this text layout. In the case of multiple lines, the alignment is (often) with respect to the entire block of text, not just the first line.

See VerticalAlign for how alignment affects the text origin.

Returns: the vertical alignment of the text.

◆ getWinding()

Winding cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::getWinding ( ) const

Returns the current winding order

As a general rule, solid shapes should have a counter clockwise winding, and holes should have a clockwise winding. This property allows you to specify the winding order to use, even if you generate the path in the wrong order. Hence, if this attribute is CCW, your paths will all be counter clockwise even if the drawing commands generate them clockwise.

By default this value is None, which means that paths use their native winding order.

The winding order is applied to a subpath when it is committed. A subpath is committed at a subsequent call to moveTo or a call to either fillPaths or strokePaths.

Returns: the current winding order

◆ init()

virtual bool cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::init ( )

overridevirtual

Initializes a canvas node the size of the display.

The bounding box of the node is the current screen size. The node is anchored in the center and has position (width/2,height/2) in the parent space. The node origin is the (0,0) at the bottom left corner of the bounding box.

The canvas is initialized with only one drawing buffer. You should call paginate to add more buffers.

Returns: true if initialization was successful.

Reimplemented from cugl::scene2::SceneNode.

◆ initWithBounds() [1/4]

virtual bool cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::initWithBounds ( const Rect rect )

overridevirtual

Initializes a canvas node with the given bounds.

The rectangle origin is the bottom left corner of the node in parent space, and corresponds to the origin of the Node space. The size defines its content width and height in node space. The node anchor is placed in the bottom left corner.

The canvas is initialized with only one drawing buffer. You should call paginate to add more buffers.

Parameters

rect	The bounds of the node in parent space

Returns: true if initialization was successful.

Reimplemented from cugl::scene2::SceneNode.

◆ initWithBounds() [2/4]

virtual bool cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::initWithBounds ( const Size size )

overridevirtual

Initializes a canvas node with the given size.

The size defines the content size. The bounding box of the node is (0,0,width,height) and is anchored in the bottom left corner (0,0). The node is positioned at the origin in parent space.

The canvas is initialized with only one drawing buffer. You should call paginate to add more buffers.

Parameters

size	The size of the node in parent space

Returns: true if initialization was successful.

Reimplemented from cugl::scene2::SceneNode.

◆ initWithBounds() [3/4]

virtual bool cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::initWithBounds	(	float	width,
		float	height
	)

inlineoverridevirtual

Initializes a canvas node with the given size.

The size defines the content size. The bounding box of the node is (0,0,width,height) and is anchored in the bottom left corner (0,0). The node is positioned at the origin in parent space.

The canvas is initialized with only one drawing buffer. You should call paginate to add more buffers.

Parameters

width	The width of the node in parent space
height	The height of the node in parent space

Returns: true if initialization was successful.

Reimplemented from cugl::scene2::SceneNode.

◆ initWithBounds() [4/4]

virtual bool cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::initWithBounds	(	float	x,
		float	y,
		float	width,
		float	height
	)

inlineoverridevirtual

Initializes a canvas node with the given bounds.

The rectangle origin is the bottom left corner of the node in parent space, and corresponds to the origin of the Node space. The size defines its content width and height in node space. The node anchor is placed in the bottom left corner.

The canvas is initialized with only one drawing buffer. You should call paginate to add more buffers.

Parameters

x	The x-coordinate of the node origin in parent space
y	The y-coordinate of the node origin in parent space
width	The width of the node in parent space
height	The height of the node in parent space

Returns: true if initialization was successful.

Reimplemented from cugl::scene2::SceneNode.

◆ initWithData()

virtual bool cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::initWithData	(	const Scene2Loader *	loader,
		const std::shared_ptr< JsonValue > &	data
	)

overridevirtual

Initializes a canvas node with the given JSON specificaton.

This initializer is designed to receive the "data" object from the JSON passed to Scene2Loader. This JSON format supports the following attribute values:

"pages":     A positive integer indicating the number of pages
"edit":      A positive integer indicating the active edit page
"draw":      A positive integer indicating the active draw page

All attributes are optional. There are no required attributes. There are currently no options for drawing to a canvas node in in the JSON (the canvas will start out blank). Serialized drawing commands are a feature for a future release.

Parameters

loader	The scene loader passing this JSON file
data	The JSON object specifying the node

Returns: true if initialization was successful.

Reimplemented from cugl::scene2::SceneNode.

◆ lineTo() [1/2]

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::lineTo ( const Vec2 pos )

Adds a line segment from the previous point to the given one.

If there is no current path, this method creates a new subpath starting at the origin. The command transform is applied to this method when called.

Parameters

pos	The next path point

◆ lineTo() [2/2]

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::lineTo	(	float	x,
		float	y
	)

inline

Adds a line segment from the previous point to the given one.

If there is no current path, this method creates a new subpath starting at the origin. The command transform is applied to this method when called.

Parameters

x	The x-coordinate of the next path point
y	The y-coordinate of the next path point

◆ moveTo() [1/2]

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::moveTo ( const Vec2 pos )

Starts a new sub-path with specified point as first point.

The command transform is applied to this method when called.

Parameters

pos	The initial path point

◆ moveTo() [2/2]

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::moveTo	(	float	x,
		float	y
	)

inline

Starts a new sub-path with specified point as first point.

The command transform is applied to this method when called.

Parameters

x	The x-coordinate of the initial path point
y	The y-coordinate of the initial path point

◆ pages()

size_t cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::pages ( ) const

Returns the number of pages in this canvas node.

Each page is capable of storing its own set of drawing commands. Flipping through pages is an efficient way to animate a canvas node.

By default a canvas node has only one page.

Returns: the number of pages in this canvas node.

◆ paginate()

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::paginate ( size_t size )

Resizes the canvas node to support the given number of pages

Each page is capable of storing its own set of drawing commands. Flipping through pages is an efficient way to animate a canvas node.

When repaginating a canvas, all pages with indices less than size are preserved. Any pages with indices exceeding size are discarded.

Parameters

size	The number of pages for this canvas node

◆ quadTo() [1/2]

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::quadTo	(	const Vec2	c,
		const Vec2	p
	)

Adds a quadratic bezier segment from the previous point.

The control point is as described in Spline2#addQuad.

If there is no current path, this method creates a new subpath starting at the origin. The command transform is applied to this method when called.

Parameters

c	The control point
p	The end of the bezier segment

◆ quadTo() [2/2]

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::quadTo	(	float	cx,
		float	cy,
		float	px,
		float	py
	)

inline

Adds a quadratic bezier segment from the previous point.

The control point is as described in Spline2#addQuad.

If there is no current path, this method creates a new subpath starting at the origin. The command transform is applied to this method when called.

Parameters

cx	The x-coordinate of the control point
cy	The y-coordinate of the control point
px	The x-coordinate of the bezier end
py	The y-coordinate of the bezier end

◆ resetState()

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::resetState ( )

Resets current render state to default values.

This option does not affect the render state stack. Any states that were previously saved are preserved.

Note that state is local to a canvas page. Changing the current getEditPage will also change the render state to the one for that page. This happens without any loss to the state of the original page.

◆ restoreState()

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::restoreState ( )

Pops and restores current render state.

The state which represents how text and paths will be rendered. It contains local transforms, fill and stroke styles, text and font styles, and scissor clipping regions.

Note that state is local to a canvas page. Changing the current getEditPage will also change the render state to the one for that page. This happens without any loss to the state of the original page.

If the state was not previously saved with a call to saveState, then this method will restore all options to their defaults.

◆ rotateCommands()

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::rotateCommands ( float angle )

Rotates all commands by the given angle.

The angle is specified in radians, and specifies a rotation about the origin. This rotation is cumulative with the existing command transform. It is applied after the existing transform operations.

For more information on how this transform is applied to commands, see getCommandTransform.

Parameters

angle The rotation angle in radians

◆ saveState()

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::saveState ( )

Pushes and saves the current render state on to a state stack.

The state which represents how text and paths will be rendered. It contains local transforms, fill and stroke styles, text and font styles, and scissor clipping regions.

Note that state is local to a canvas page. Changing the current getEditPage will also change the render state to the one for that page. This happens without any loss to the state of the original page.

After the state is saved, a matching call to restoreState must be used to restore the state.

◆ scaleCommands() [1/2]

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::scaleCommands ( const Vec2 s )

inline

Scales all commands by the given factor.

This resizing operation is cumulative with the existing command transform. It is applied after the existing transform operations.

For more information on how this transform is applied to commands, see getCommandTransform.

Parameters

s	The scaling factor

◆ scaleCommands() [2/2]

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::scaleCommands	(	float	sx,
		float	sy
	)

Scales all commands by the given factor.

This resizing operation is cumulative with the existing command transform. It is applied after the existing transform operations.

For more information on how this transform is applied to commands, see getCommandTransform.

Parameters

sx	The x-axis scaling factor
sy	The y-axis scaling factor

◆ setBlendEquation()

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::setBlendEquation ( GLenum equation )

Sets the blending equation for this canvas node.

This setting is applied at the call to either strokePaths or fillPaths.

The enum must be a standard ones supported by OpenGL. See

 https://www.opengl.org/sdk/docs/man/html/glBlendEquation.xhtml

However, this setter does not do any error checking to verify that the input is valid. By default, the equation is GL_FUNC_ADD.

Parameters

equation The blending equation for this canvas node

◆ setCommandTransform()

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::setCommandTransform ( const Affine2 & transform )

Sets the current command transform

Transforms are applied to all paths, text, paints, and scissor regions. They are applied at the time that the are passed to the drawing API. So a translation applied after the first point in a path will skip that initial point, but apply to all subsequent points (until the command transform is changed again).

When using Paint objects, it is important to set a transform before applying them. That is because paint objects are specified in the canvas coordinate system, which is affected by the transform. If a paint object is applied to a shape in a different coordinate space then it can have unexpected effects.

The current coordinate system can be saved and restored by using the methods saveState and restoreState.

Parameters

transform The current command transform

◆ setDrawPage()

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::setDrawPage ( size_t page )

Sets the index of the current drawing page

The drawing page is the page that is shown on the screen. It does not need to be the same page as the one currently receiving drawing commands.

If this index is higher than the number of pages, this canvas will paginate to support the request.

Parameters

page	The index of the current drawing page

◆ setDstBlendFunc() [1/2]

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::setDstBlendFunc	(	GLenum	dstRGB,
		GLenum	dstAlpha
	)

Sets the blending functions for the destination color

This setting is applied at the call to either strokePaths or fillPaths.

The enums are the standard ones supported by OpenGL. See

 https://www.opengl.org/sdk/docs/man/html/glBlendFunc.xhtml

This version of the function allows you to specify different blending fuctions for the RGB and alpha components of the destiniation color. This setter does not do any error checking to verify that the enums are valid.

By default both values are GL_ONE_MINUS_SRC_ALPHA, as scene graphs do not use premultiplied alpha.

Parameters

dstRGB	The blend function for the destination RGB components
dstAlpha	The blend function for the destination alpha component

◆ setDstBlendFunc() [2/2]

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::setDstBlendFunc ( GLenum func )

inline

Sets the blending function for the destination color

This setting is applied at the call to either strokePaths or fillPaths.

The enums are the standard ones supported by OpenGL. See

 https://www.opengl.org/sdk/docs/man/html/glBlendFunc.xhtml

However, this setter does not do any error checking to verify that the enums are valid.

By default this value is GL_ONE_MINUS_SRC_ALPHA, as scene graphs do not use premultiplied alpha.

Parameters

func	Specifies how the source color is blended

◆ setEditPage()

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::setEditPage ( size_t page )

Sets the index of the current edit page

The edit page is the page that receives drawing commands. It does not need to be the same page as the one currently being drawn.

If this index is higher than the number of pages, this canvas will paginate to support the request.

Parameters

page	The index of the current edit page

◆ setFillColor()

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::setFillColor ( Color4 color )

Sets the color to use for all filled paths

This setting is applied at a call to fillPaths.

It is possible to combine a color together with a paint. It the attribute getFillPaint is not nullptr, it will tinted by this color.

This color is also the one that will be used to render text. This value is Color4::WHITE by default.

Parameters

color The color to use for all filled paths

◆ setFillPaint()

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::setFillPaint ( const std::shared_ptr< Paint > & paint )

Sets the paint to use for all filled paths.

This setting is applied at a call to fillPaths.

A Paint object is a user-friend gradient or texture that uses positional coordinates instead of texture coordinates. The paint will be tinted by the value getStrokeColor (which is Color4::WHITE by default).

If there is non-trivial getCommandTransform, it will be applied to the coordinates in this paint object at the time this method is called.

A fill paint will also be applied to text, assuming that it is a gradient paint. Pattern paints cannot be applied to text. If this value is nullptr, then all filled paths will have a solid color.

Parameters

paint The paint to use for all filled paths

◆ setFillRule()

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::setFillRule ( FillRule rule )

Sets the current fill rule

This setting is applied at a call to fillPaths.

By default a canvas node uses a nonzero fill rule, as described here:

 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nonzero-rule

This rule allows you to put holes inside a filled path simply by reversing the winding order.

Alternate fill rules are supported, though they are all the same as the nonzero rule for simple paths. They only differ when either a path has self-intersections, or two subpaths intersect one another.

Parameters

rule	The current fill rule

◆ setFont()

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::setFont ( const std::shared_ptr< Font > & font )

Sets the font for the current text style

This is the font that will be used as a call to either drawText or drawTextBox. If there is no active font when one of the those methods are called, they will fail.

Parameters

font	The font for the current text style

◆ setFontBlur()

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::setFontBlur ( float blur )

Sets the blur radius of the current text style.

When blurring text, use a font with the same Font#getPadding as the blur size. This will prevent bleeding across characters in the atlas.

Parameters

blur	The blur radius of the current text style.

◆ setFontSize()

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::setFontSize ( float size )

Sets the font size of the current text style.

By default, the text style will use the point size of getFont. However, it is possible to scale the font to get a smaller (or larger) text size. With that said, it is generally better to scale down a font than to scale it up.

If this value is 0, the canvas will use the point size of the active font. This value is 0 by default.

Parameters

size	The font size of the current text style.

◆ setFringe()

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::setFringe ( float fringe )

Sets the antialiasing fringe for this canvas node

If this value is non-zero, any fill or stroke will be surrounded by a stroke the width of the fringe. The stroke will fade to transparent on the outside edge. This is a way of providing antialiasing that is significantly better than multisampling. Furthermore, this works on OpenGLES, which does not support multisampling.

A fringe value should be >= 0.5 to have noticeable effects. In practice, values between 1 and 2 work best. Note that this adds to the volume of the fill or stroke. Hence this value should be taken into account when drawing shapes

Parameters

fringe The antialiasing fringe for this canvas node

◆ setGlobalAlpha()

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::setGlobalAlpha ( float alpha )

Sets the transparency to apply to all rendered shapes.

The alpha should be a value 0..1. Already transparent paths will get proportionally more transparent as well.

Parameters

alpha The transparency to apply to all rendered shapes.

◆ setHorizontalTextAlign()

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::setHorizontalTextAlign ( HorizontalAlign align )

Sets the horizontal alignment of the text.

The horizontal alignment has two meanings. First, it is the relationship of the relative alignment of multiple lines. In addition, it defines the x-coordinate origin of the text. The later is relevant even when the text layout is a single line.

See HorizontalAlign for how alignment affects the text origin.

Parameters

align The horizontal alignment of the text.

◆ setLineCap()

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::setLineCap ( poly2::EndCap cap )

Sets the end cap value for the stroke.

This setting is applied at a call to strokePaths.

The end cap type determines how the stroke draws the ends of the line segments at the start and end of the path. See poly2::EndCap for the description of the types.

Parameters

cap	The end cap value for the stroke.

◆ setLineJoint()

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::setLineJoint ( poly2::Joint joint )

Sets the joint value for the stroke.

The joint type determines how the stroke joins the extruded line segments together. See poly2::Joint for the description of the types.

Parameters

joint The joint value for the stroke.

◆ setLocalScissor()

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::setLocalScissor ( const std::shared_ptr< Scissor > & scissor )

Sets the current local scissor

The local scissor is applied any subsequent drawing commands, but not to any commands issued before the scissor was applied. This is different from SceneNode#getScissor which is applied globally to the entire scene graph node. The local scissor is transformed by the getCommandTransform at the time it is set.

If there is both a local and a global scissor, their rectangles will be intersected to produce a single scissor, using the method Scissor#intersect. The intersection will take place in the coordinate system of this scissor.

Parameters

scissor The current local scissor

◆ setMitreLimit()

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::setMitreLimit ( float limit )

Sets the mitre limit of the extrusion.

This setting is applied at a call to strokePaths.

The mitre limit sets how "pointy" a mitre joint is allowed to be before the algorithm switches it back to a bevel/square joint. Small angles can have very large mitre offsets that go way off-screen.

To determine whether to switch a miter to a bevel, the algorithm will take the two vectors at this joint, normalize them, and then average them. It will multiple the magnitude of that vector by the mitre limit. If that value is less than 1.0, it will switch to a bevel. By default this value is 10.0.

Parameters

limit The mitre limit for joint calculations

◆ setSrcBlendFunc() [1/2]

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::setSrcBlendFunc ( GLenum func )

inline

Sets the blending function for the source color

This setting is applied at the call to either strokePaths or fillPaths.

The enums are the standard ones supported by OpenGL. See

 https://www.opengl.org/sdk/docs/man/html/glBlendFunc.xhtml

However, this setter does not do any error checking to verify that the enums are valid.

By default this value is GL_SRC_ALPHA, as scene graphs do not use premultiplied alpha.

Parameters

func	Specifies how the source color is blended

◆ setSrcBlendFunc() [2/2]

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::setSrcBlendFunc	(	GLenum	srcRGB,
		GLenum	srcAlpha
	)

Sets the blending functions for the source color

This setting is applied at the call to either strokePaths or fillPaths.

The enums are the standard ones supported by OpenGL. See

 https://www.opengl.org/sdk/docs/man/html/glBlendFunc.xhtml

This version of the function allows you to specify different blending fuctions for the RGB and alpha components of the source color. This setter does not do any error checking to verify that the enums are valid.

By default both values are GL_SRC_ALPHA, as scene graphs do not use premultiplied alpha.

Parameters

srcRGB	The blend function for the source RGB components
srcAlpha	The blend function for the source alpha component

◆ setStrokeColor()

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::setStrokeColor ( Color4 color )

Sets the color to use for all stroked paths

This setting is applied at a call to strokePaths.

It is possible to combine a color together with a paint. It the attribute getStrokePaint is not nullptr, it will tinted by this color.

This value is Color4::WHITE by default.

Parameters

color The color to use for all stroked paths

◆ setStrokePaint()

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::setStrokePaint ( const std::shared_ptr< Paint > & paint )

Sets the paint to use for all stroked paths.

This setting is applied at a call to strokePaths.

A Paint object is a user-friend gradient or texture that uses positional coordinates instead of texture coordinates. The paint will be tinted by the value getStrokeColor (which is Color4::WHITE by default).

If there is non-trivial getCommandTransform, it will be applied to the coordinates in this paint object at the time this method is called.

If this value is nullptr, then all strokes will have a solid color.

Parameters

paint The paint to use for all stroked paths

◆ setStrokeWidth()

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::setStrokeWidth ( float width )

Sets the width of the stroke style.

This setting is applied at a call to strokePaths.

If the value of getFringe is not zero, this will be subtracted from the stroke width when extruding the path. The default stroke width is 2.

Parameters

width The width of the stroke style.

◆ setTextSpacing()

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::setTextSpacing ( float spacing )

Sets the line spacing of the current text style.

This value is multiplied by the font size to determine the space between lines. So a value of 1 is single-spaced text, while a value of 2 is double spaced. The value should be positive.

Parameters

spacing The line spacing of the current text style.

◆ setVerticalTextAlign()

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::setVerticalTextAlign ( VerticalAlign align )

Sets the vertical alignment of the text.

The vertical alignment defines the y-coordinate origin of this text layout. In the case of multiple lines, the alignment is (often) with respect to the entire block of text, not just the first line.

See VerticalAlign for how alignment affects the text origin.

Parameters

align The vertical alignment of the text.

◆ setWinding()

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::setWinding ( Winding winding )

Sets the current winding order

As a general rule, solid shapes should have a counter clockwise winding, and holes should have a clockwise winding. This setting allows you to specify the winding order to use, even if you generate the path in the wrong order. Hence, if this setting is CCW, your paths will all be counter clockwise even if the drawing commands generate them clockwise.

By default this value is None, which means that paths use their native winding order.

The winding order is applied to a subpath when it is committed. A subpath is committed at a subsequent call to moveTo or a call to either fillPaths or strokePaths.

Parameters

winding The current winding order

◆ skewXCommands()

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::skewXCommands ( float angle )

Skews all commands along x-axis.

A skew is a shear with the given angle is specified in radians. This shear is cumulative with the existing command transform. It is applied after the existing transform operations.

For more information on how this transform is applied to commands, see getCommandTransform.

Parameters

angle The skew angle in radians

◆ skewYCommands()

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::skewYCommands ( float angle )

Skews all commands along y-axis.

A skew is a shear with the given angle is specified in radians. This shear is cumulative with the existing command transform. It is applied after the existing transform operations.

For more information on how this transform is applied to commands, see getCommandTransform.

Parameters

angle The skew angle in radians

◆ strokePaths()

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::strokePaths ( )

Extrudes the current path (and subpaths) with the current stroke style.

This method will commit the any outstanding paths, but it will not clear them. You should call beginPath to start a new path sequence.

◆ translateCommands() [1/2]

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::translateCommands ( const Vec2 p )

inline

Translates all commands by the given offset.

This translation is cumulative with the existing command transform. It is applied after the existing transform operations.

For more information on how this transform is applied to commands, see getCommandTransform.

Parameters

p	The translation offset

◆ translateCommands() [2/2]

void cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::translateCommands	(	float	x,
		float	y
	)

Translates all commands by the given offset.

This translation is cumulative with the existing command transform. It is applied after the existing transform operations.

For more information on how this transform is applied to commands, see getCommandTransform.

Parameters

x	The translation x-offset
y	The translation y-offset

Member Data Documentation

◆ _canvas

std::vector<Page*> cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::_canvas

protected

The individual canvases of this node

◆ _draw

size_t cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::_draw

protected

The active page for drawing

◆ _edit

size_t cugl::scene2::CanvasNode::_edit

protected

The active page for editing

The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

include/cugl/scene2/graph/CUCanvasNode.h

Classes

Public Types

Public Member Functions

Static Public Member Functions

Protected Attributes

Detailed Description

Member Enumeration Documentation

◆ FillRule

◆ Winding

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ CanvasNode()

◆ ~CanvasNode()

Member Function Documentation

◆ alloc()

◆ allocWithBounds() [1/4]

◆ allocWithBounds() [2/4]

◆ allocWithBounds() [3/4]

◆ allocWithBounds() [4/4]

◆ allocWithData()

◆ applyLocalScissor()

◆ arcTo() [1/4]

◆ arcTo() [2/4]

◆ arcTo() [3/4]

◆ arcTo() [4/4]

◆ beginPath()

◆ bezierTo() [1/2]

◆ bezierTo() [2/2]

◆ clearAll()

◆ clearCommandTransform()

◆ clearLocalScissor()

◆ clearPage()

◆ closePath()

◆ dispose()

◆ draw()

◆ drawArc() [1/2]

◆ drawArc() [2/2]

◆ drawCircle() [1/2]

◆ drawCircle() [2/2]

◆ drawEllipse() [1/3]

◆ drawEllipse() [2/3]

◆ drawEllipse() [3/3]

◆ drawRect() [1/2]

◆ drawRect() [2/2]

◆ drawRoundedRect() [1/2]

◆ drawRoundedRect() [2/2]

◆ drawRoundedRectVarying() [1/2]

◆ drawRoundedRectVarying() [2/2]

◆ drawText() [1/4]

◆ drawText() [2/4]

◆ drawText() [3/4]

◆ drawText() [4/4]

◆ drawTextBox() [1/4]

◆ drawTextBox() [2/4]

◆ drawTextBox() [3/4]

◆ drawTextBox() [4/4]

◆ fillPaths()

◆ getBlendEquation()

◆ getCommandTransform()

◆ getDrawPage()

◆ getDstAlphaFunc()

◆ getDstRGBFunc()

◆ getEditPage()

◆ getFillColor()

◆ getFillPaint()

◆ getFillRule()

◆ getFont()

◆ getFontBlur()

◆ getFontSize()

◆ getFringe()

◆ getGlobalAlpha()

◆ getHorizontalTextAlign()

◆ getLineCap()

◆ getLineJoint()

◆ getLocalScissor()

◆ getMitreLimit()

◆ getSrcAlphaFunc()

◆ getSrcRGBFunc()

◆ getStrokeColor()

◆ getStrokePaint()

◆ getStrokeWidth()