Graph::Glyph(3pm)
π Graph::Glyph(3pm) β the group chat edition
Okay bestie, so this is SVG::Graph::Glyph, an SVG::Graph::Glyph object. That's literally the whole NAME energy β one line, no elaboration, main character with zero backstory. π
Grab a boba, because this page is mostly vibes and empty fields, and we're gonna go through every single one of them together. No skipping. β¨
β¨ METHODS β¨
Every method below comes with the same little field list: Title, Usage, Function, Example, Returns, Args. Some of those fields are filled in, some are straight-up blank in the source. We're showing up for all of them either way. π«Ά
πΈ new
- Title:
new - Usage: (empty)
- Function: (empty)
- Example: (empty)
- Returns: (empty)
- Args: (empty)
It's giving "mystery". The docs handed us the name and dipped. π
πΈ init
- Title:
init - Usage: (empty)
- Function: (empty)
- Example: (empty)
- Returns: (empty)
- Args: (empty)
Same situation, different method β all fields left on read. π
πΈ _style
- Title:
_style - Usage:
$obj->_style($newval) - Function: (empty)
- Example: (empty)
- Returns: (empty)
- Args: (empty)
The leading underscore? That's the "private, don't @ me" aesthetic. We DO have a usage line though, so at least one of us is trying. β¨
πΈ draw
- Title:
draw - Usage: (empty)
- Function: (empty)
- Example: (empty)
- Returns: (empty)
- Args: (empty)
Iconic name, zero documentation. The confidence. π
πΈ svg
- Title:
svg - Usage:
$obj->svg($newval) - Function: (empty)
- Example: (empty)
- Returns: value of
svg(a scalar) - Args: on set, new value (a scalar or undef, optional)
Ooh, this one actually tells us stuff! π It returns the value of svg (a scalar), and on set you pass a new value β a scalar or undef, and it's optional. Flexible queen behavior. π
πΈ group
- Title:
group - Usage:
$obj->group($newval) - Function: (empty)
- Example: (empty)
- Returns: value of
group(a scalar) - Args: on set, new value (a scalar or undef, optional)
Same pattern, same energy: returns the value of group (a scalar), setter takes a new value, scalar or undef, optional. π¦
πΈ xsize
- Title:
xsize - Usage:
$obj->xsize($newval) - Function: (empty)
- Example: (empty)
- Returns: value of
xsize(a scalar) - Args: on set, new value (a scalar or undef, optional)
Returns the value of xsize (a scalar) β scalar or undef on set, optional. π
πΈ ysize
- Title:
ysize - Usage:
$obj->ysize($newval) - Function: (empty)
- Example: (empty)
- Returns: value of
ysize(a scalar) - Args: on set, new value (a scalar or undef, optional)
Yes, it's ysize's turn. Value of ysize (a scalar). Scalar or undef, optional. Periodt. β
πΈ xoffset
- Title:
xoffset - Usage:
$obj->xoffset($newval) - Function: (empty)
- Example: (empty)
- Returns: value of
xoffset(a scalar) - Args: on set, new value (a scalar or undef, optional)
Returns the value of xoffset (a scalar). Setter: new value, scalar or undef, optional. π₯
πΈ yoffset
- Title:
yoffset - Usage:
$obj->yoffset($newval) - Function: (empty)
- Example: (empty)
- Returns: value of
yoffset(a scalar) - Args: on set, new value (a scalar or undef, optional)
Value of yoffset (a scalar). Same setter rules, no notes on Function/Example. π
πΈ xscale
- Title:
xscale - Usage: (empty)
- Function: (empty)
- Example: (empty)
- Returns: (empty)
- Args: (empty)
Hmm. All blank. She said "no comment". π
πΈ yscale
- Title:
yscale - Usage: (empty)
- Function: (empty)
- Example: (empty)
- Returns: (empty)
- Args: (empty)
Also blank. Twinning with xscale, honestly adorable of them. π§
πΈ canvas
- Title:
canvas - Usage:
$obj->canvas($newval) - Function: (empty)
- Example: (empty)
- Returns: value of
canvas(a scalar) - Args: on set, new value (a scalar or undef, optional)
Last one, and it's a proper getter/setter-ish situation: returns the value of canvas (a scalar), setter takes a new value (scalar or undef, optional). Slay. π
Heads up bestie: this page has a lot of emptyFunction/Examplefields β that's not me being lazy, that's literally what's in the source. I'm not gonna make up behavior for you, because that's not what a real one does. If you need to know what these methods actually do, go read the code. π
And that's the whole page, start to finish β every method, every field, every blank space, all accounted for. πΈ
Cute little sign-off: this is Graph::Glyph(3pm), from perl v5.36.0, dated 2022-12-12. Go forth and glyph, bestie. ππ
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