Class PathPointInfo

Used to create a PathPoint, which represents the anchor and control-handle endpoints for a path segment. Each point (the anchor point, left-direction point, and right-direction point) is an array containing X and Y position coordinates.

• Use the JavaScript new operator to create these objects, and store them in the SubPathInfo.entireSubPath property before using that object to create a path item with PathItems.add()

• The resulting SubPathItem object contains the resulting PathPoint objects. Use the PathPoint object to retrieve information about the points that describe existing path segments. The properties are read-only.

For paths that are straight segments (not curved), the coordinates of all three points are the same. For curved segments, the coordinates are different. The difference between the anchor point and the left or right direction points determines the arc of the curve. Use the left direction point to bend the curve "outward" or make it convex; or use the right direction point to bend the curve "inward" or make it concave.

PathPointInfo sample script

     function drawLine(doc: Document, start: number[], stop: number[]) {
         const startPoint = new PathPointInfo();
         startPoint.anchor = start;
         startPoint.leftDirection = start;
         startPoint.rightDirection = start;
         startPoint.kind = Constants.PointKind.CORNERPOINT;

         const stopPoint = new PathPointInfo();
         stopPoint.anchor = stop;
         stopPoint.leftDirection = stop;
         stopPoint.rightDirection = stop;
         stopPoint.kind = Constants.PointKind.CORNERPOINT;

         const spi = new SubPathInfo();
         spi.closed = false;
         spi.operation = Constants.ShapeOperation.SHAPEXOR;
         spi.entireSubPath = [startPoint, stopPoint];

         const line = doc.pathItems.add("Line", [spi]);
         line.strokePath(Constants.ToolType.PENCIL);
         line.remove();
     }

     drawLine(app.activeDocument, [100,100], [200,200]);
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