Lines Matching full:path
19 * as well as an optional path effect. If the path effect represents dashing, the dashing
20 * information is extracted from the path effect and stored explicitly.
27 * A style object that represents a fill with no path effect.
36 * A style object that represents a hairline stroke with no path effect.
62 * into a key. This occurs when there is a path effect that is not a dash. The key can
63 * either reflect just the path effect (if one) or the path effect and the strokerec. Note
113 /** Is this style a fill with no path effect? */
116 /** Is this style a hairline with no path effect? */
142 /** Hairline or fill styles without path effects make no alterations to a geometry. */
154 * Applies just the path effect and returns remaining stroke information. This will fail if
155 * there is no path effect. dst may or may not have been overwritten on failure. Scale controls
156 * geometric approximations made by the path effect. It is typically computed from the view
163 * If this succeeds then the result path should be filled or hairlined as indicated by the
164 * returned SkStrokeRec::InitStyle value. Will fail if there is no path effect and the
166 * been overwritten. Scale controls geometric approximations made by the path effect and
172 /** Given bounds of a path compute the bounds of path with the style applied. */
181 // This may not be the correct SkStrokeRec to use if there's a path effect: skbug.com/5299