Wand path_line() function in Python
path_line() is a function specially introduced for paths. path_line() draws a line from a destination point to the point we want the line we end to. It takes only end point as argument.
Syntax :
wand.drawing.path_line(to, relative)
Parameters:
Parameter |
Input Type |
Description |
to |
sequence or (numbers.Real, numbers.Real) |
pair which represents coordinates to drawn to. |
relative |
bool |
treat given coordinates as relative to current point. |
Example #1:
Python3
from wand.image import Image
from wand.drawing import Drawing
from wand.color import Color
with Drawing() as draw:
draw.stroke_width = 2
draw.stroke_color = Color( 'black' )
draw.fill_color = Color( 'white' )
draw.path_start()
draw.path_move(to = ( 10 , 100 ))
draw.path_line(to = ( 100 , 0 ),
relative = True )
draw.path_line(to = ( 10 , 80 ),
relative = True )
draw.path_finish()
with Image(width = 200 , height = 200 , background = Color( 'lightgreen' )) as image:
draw(image)
image.save(filename = "pathline.png" )
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Output :
Last Updated :
20 Jun, 2021
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