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|phoenix_title|  **wx.svg._nanosvg.SVGpath**
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An SVGpath is essentially just a collection of bezier curves, defined by a
set of floating point coordinates. A collection of SVGpaths is accessible
from the `paths` attribute of SVGshape.



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|class_hierarchy| Class Hierarchy
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|property_summary| Properties Summary
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:attr:`~wx.svg._nanosvg.SVGpath.bounds`                                          SVGpath.bounds: list
:attr:`~wx.svg._nanosvg.SVGpath.closed`                                          SVGpath.closed: bool
:attr:`~wx.svg._nanosvg.SVGpath.maxx`                                            SVGpath.maxx: float
:attr:`~wx.svg._nanosvg.SVGpath.maxy`                                            SVGpath.maxy: float
:attr:`~wx.svg._nanosvg.SVGpath.minx`                                            SVGpath.minx: float
:attr:`~wx.svg._nanosvg.SVGpath.miny`                                            SVGpath.miny: float
:attr:`~wx.svg._nanosvg.SVGpath.npts`                                            SVGpath.npts: int
:attr:`~wx.svg._nanosvg.SVGpath.points`                                          SVGpath.points: list
:attr:`~wx.svg._nanosvg.SVGpath.pts`                                             SVGpath.pts: list
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|api| Class API
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.. class:: SVGpath(object)

   An SVGpath is essentially just a collection of bezier curves, defined by a
   set of floating point coordinates. A collection of SVGpaths is accessible
   from the `paths` attribute of SVGshape.

   .. attribute:: bounds

      SVGpath.bounds: list
      Tight bounding box of the shape [minx,miny,maxx,maxy]


   .. attribute:: closed

      SVGpath.closed: bool
      Flag indicating if shapes should be treated as closed


   .. attribute:: maxx

      SVGpath.maxx: float


   .. attribute:: maxy

      SVGpath.maxy: float


   .. attribute:: minx

      SVGpath.minx: float


   .. attribute:: miny

      SVGpath.miny: float


   .. attribute:: npts

      SVGpath.npts: int
      Number of points


   .. attribute:: points

      SVGpath.points: list
      
      Cubic bezier points: (x0,y0), [(cpx1,cpx1), (cpx2,cpy2), (x1,y1)], ...
      The return value is a list of tuples, each containing an x-y pair.


   .. attribute:: pts

      SVGpath.pts: list
      
      Cubic bezier points: x0,y0, [cpx1,cpx1,cpx2,cpy2,x1,y1], ...
      The return value is a list of floats.