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NSBezierPath+CGPath.swift
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import AppKit | |
public extension NSBezierPath { | |
public convenience init(path: CGPath) { | |
self.init() | |
let pathPtr = UnsafeMutablePointer<NSBezierPath>.alloc(1) | |
pathPtr.initialize(self) | |
let infoPtr = UnsafeMutablePointer<Void>(pathPtr) | |
// I hope the CGPathApply call manages the deallocation of the pointers passed to the applier | |
// function, but I'm not sure. | |
CGPathApply(path, infoPtr) { (infoPtr, elementPtr) -> Void in | |
let path = UnsafeMutablePointer<NSBezierPath>(infoPtr).memory | |
let element = elementPtr.memory | |
let pointsPtr = element.points | |
switch element.type { | |
case .MoveToPoint: | |
path.moveToPoint(pointsPtr.memory) | |
case .AddLineToPoint: | |
path.lineToPoint(pointsPtr.memory) | |
case .AddQuadCurveToPoint: | |
let firstPoint = pointsPtr.memory | |
let secondPoint = pointsPtr.successor().memory | |
let currentPoint = path.currentPoint | |
let x = (currentPoint.x + 2 * firstPoint.x) / 3 | |
let y = (currentPoint.y + 2 * firstPoint.y) / 3 | |
let interpolatedPoint = CGPoint(x: x, y: y) | |
let endPoint = secondPoint | |
path.curveToPoint(endPoint, controlPoint1: interpolatedPoint, controlPoint2: interpolatedPoint) | |
case .AddCurveToPoint: | |
let firstPoint = pointsPtr.memory | |
let secondPoint = pointsPtr.successor().memory | |
let thirdPoint = pointsPtr.successor().successor().memory | |
path.curveToPoint(thirdPoint, controlPoint1: firstPoint, controlPoint2: secondPoint) | |
case .CloseSubpath: | |
path.closePath() | |
} | |
pointsPtr.destroy() | |
} | |
} | |
// TODO: Add conversion to CGPath | |
} |
@richimf This is an old Swift code, most of the API has changed since it’s been posted here 5 years ago. The mentioned part, for example, now reads as follows:
UnsafeMutablePointer<NSBezierPath>.allocate(capacity: 1)
This is awesome! I updated it to Swift 5.3
https://github.com/hexagons/MultiplatformTypes/blob/main/Sources/MultiplatformTypes/Graphics/MPBezierPath.swift
Great, thanks all of you.
@heestand-xyz The link you have posted returns 404. Can you share the gist for Swift 5.3?
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Xcode throws an error in
let pathPtr = UnsafeMutablePointer<NSBezierPath>.alloc(1)
Do you know why this happen?