samcctan wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I found that there are a lot of ways of writing the "d" attribute for
> <path> tag.
>
> d="M100 70 L150 300 L200 400" or
> d="M 100 70 L 150 300 L 200 400" or
> d="M100,70 L150,300 L200,400" and probably many more.
>
> The way of writing them is kind of important in my case as I need
> only part of the information (eg. the number of 70). I use split(" ")
> or split(",") - in JavaScript to extract the information I need. So
> the spacing between these numbers and the use of (,) is kind of
> crucial.
Did you have a look at http://www.kevlindev.com/dom/path_parser/ for
path parsing ?
Jorg
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