The FlatteningPathIterator does the opposite of what you are looking for. It takes curved paths and approximates them with lots of straight lines. If your path already consists of only straight lines then it has no more work to do.
Unfortunately there is no facility in the core Java geometry classes to do what you are looking for. Perhaps someone on the list has heard of a 3rd party package that does this...
...jim
--On 07/11/04 10:52:21 PM +0200 Arik Raffael Funke wrote:
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Hi,
I have a PathIterator consisting of one MOVETO and lots of very short LINETO segments. I would like to smoothen out the path by for example replacing lots of short lines with a fitting curve.
I first thought that FlatteningPathIterator was intended for this job. But the results I get from it leave my original path unaltered. Am I doing something wrong or it the class intended for something different?
Thanks very much!
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