pixi.js/lib/scene/graphics/shared/svg/parseSVGPath.d.ts

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import type { GraphicsPath } from '../path/GraphicsPath';
/**
 * Parses an SVG path data string and builds a GraphicsPath object from the commands.
 * This function handles all standard SVG path commands including moves, lines, curves and arcs.
 * It maintains state for the current position and subpaths to properly handle relative commands
 * and path closures.
 *
 * Supported SVG commands:
 * - M/m: Move to absolute/relative
 * - L/l: Line to absolute/relative
 * - H/h: Horizontal line absolute/relative
 * - V/v: Vertical line absolute/relative
 * - C/c: Cubic bezier curve absolute/relative
 * - S/s: Smooth cubic bezier curve absolute/relative
 * - Q/q: Quadratic bezier curve absolute/relative
 * - T/t: Smooth quadratic bezier curve absolute/relative
 * - A/a: Arc absolute/relative
 * - Z/z: Close path
 * @param svgPath - The SVG path data string to parse (e.g. "M0,0 L100,100")
 * @param path - The GraphicsPath object to build the path into
 * @returns The input path object with the SVG commands applied
 * @internal
 */
export declare function parseSVGPath(svgPath: string, path: GraphicsPath): GraphicsPath;