gralha-svg-render

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svg.bend

• def scene.effect.coverage
• def scene.covered
• def context.node
• def context.scenes
• def image.svg.stack.empty
• def image.svg.wellformed
• def image.svg.read
• type ImageCodepointExpand data-URI SVG images into isolated vector subdocuments.
• def image.svg.utf8.tail
• def image.svg.utf8
• def image.svg.utf8.more
• def image.svg.byte.text
• def image.svg.utf8.push
• def image.svg.uri.bytes
• def image.svg.source
• def image.svg.root
• def image.svg.document
• def image.svg.attrsIntrinsic dimensions come from the root's own width/height attributes; the document stylesheet only styles the content once the viewport is known.
• def image.svg.absolute
• def image.svg.ratio
• def image.svg.size
• def image.svg.normalized
• def image.svg.place
• def image.svg.sized
• def image.svg.node
• def image.svg.mime.name
• def image.svg.mime
• def image.svg.scheme
• def image.svg.reference
• def image.svg.expand
• def text.presentFont loading must include text hidden inside an SVG image data URI.
• def expand.imagesThe expansion passes each rebuild the whole tree, so a document without images, uses or text skips them; an embedded SVG image may bring any of the three, so images imply all passes.
• def expand.uses
• def expand.text
• def document.styledWithout a stylesheet the CSS pass would only merge style attributes, which CSS.properties does on demand, so the tree is used as parsed.
• def document.camera.fonts
• def document.fonts
• def document.sizeThe document viewport and the output matrix have independent dimensions.
• def document.fit.matrix
• def document.natural.size
• def document.natural.fonts
• def document.fitted.size
• def document.fitted.fonts
• def document
• def pixel.colorEvery fill, stroke and clip carries its analytic coverage (see cover.scenes), so one sample at the pixel center reads exact area coverage; paint is evaluated there.
• def channel
• def color.pack
• def pixel
• def bounds.nonempty
• def bounds.expand
• def bounds.overlap
• def raster.depth
• def raster.format
• def raster.empty
• def raster.store
• def raster.position
• def raster.scale
• def raster.is.linear
• def raster.tile.box
• def raster.in.frame
• def raster.scene.pixel
• def raster.scene.tiles
• def cover.subSub-scanlines per pixel row: the requested AA level, never below four.
• def cover.pixel
• def cover.line
• def cover.lines
• def cover.lines.addLocal edges through m onto the frame's pixel grid in one pass.
• def cover.lines.through
• def cover.buildWith `trees` the mask carries the quadtree that clip and pixel queries need; a fill painted directly keeps only its rows of runs.
• def cover.edgesLocal edges through m (local to device) onto the frame's pixel grid.
• def cover.tree.edges
• def cover.reverse
• def cover.area
• def cover.orientedEvery part polygon is oriented the same way so nonzero winding unions them.
• def cover.close
• def cover.polygon
• def cover.arc
• def cover.segments
• def cover.wrap
• def cover.angle
• def cover.scale
• def cover.strokeThe covered mesh keeps its bounds and cover; its edges are consumed.
• def cover.clip
• def cover.fill.if
• def cover.stroke.if
• def style.fillsWhether a style paints its fill or its stroke at all; masks are only built for those.
• def style.strokes
• def cover.rule
• def cover.density---- pattern tiles ---- Device pixels per pattern unit along the denser tile axis; m maps pattern space to device.
• def cover.tile.frame
• def cover.tile.wrapped
• def cover.tile.centerPixel centers wrap into the tile, so a partial last column or row shows the tile's start.
• def cover.tile.pixels
• def cover.tile
• def reduce.weightOverlap of [lo, hi) with source pixel i.
• def reduce.cols
• def reduce.rows
• def reduce.cellOutput pixel (x, y) covers source [x fx, (x + 1) fx) by [y fy, (y + 1) fy), clipped to the image.
• def reduce.pixels
• def raster.resampleResample to rw by rh pixels, each covering fx by fy source pixels.