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Re: dynamic NSPointArray allocation
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Re: dynamic NSPointArray allocation


  • Subject: Re: dynamic NSPointArray allocation
  • From: Shane <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 27 Nov 2009 17:37:29 -0600

> Why not just accumulate the points directly into NSBezierPath? It can be thought of as an array of points in a sense. Unless there's a compelling need to have the points themselves available in addition to the bezier path, just cut out the middle man (and it's not difficult to retrieve the points from a bezier path in any case).

Oops, possible duplication here, apologies ahead of time.

I liked the idea, but because my window can get resized and therefore,
I'd have to rescale the points each and every time to fit my borders,
I'm thinking using a middle man for this and just passing the
NSPointArray might work better. Unless there's a better way.
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