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Hi MatthewThere's a feature request about this you can star: bug.skia.org/5624The bug description is a bit vague, it does include what you're asking for.Because this feature isn't gating our primary customers (Chromium, Android)it's not something I'll get to anytime soon, although I anticipate that theimplementation is straightforward and requires a minimum amount ofplumbing.If you're interested in taking a stab at coding this, I'm happy to help.
CaryOn Mon, Nov 21, 2016 at 3:14 PM, Matthew Leibowitz <mattl...@live.com> wrote:Hi skia-ers, I was wondering what the best way to calculate/obtain the intersection points of paths.I know about SkPathOps' Op(SkPath, SkPath, SkPathOp, SkPath);This is almost what I am looking for, but rather I was hoping for the intersection of path points, not the intersection of path areas.I tried something with SkPaint::getFillPath(SkPath, SkPath);This can be used, but I may have to use an average-point finder as the intersection is made up of a few points.So, before doing anything rash, I was hoping for the experts to maybe point out the correct path. :)
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