CubicCurveData

```
@RestrictTo(value = LIBRARY) 
public class CubicCurveData

                    
```
One cubic path operation. CubicCurveData is structured such that it is easy to iterate through it and build a path. However, it is modeled differently than most path operations. CubicCurveData | - vertex | / | cp1 cp2 | / | | | / -------------------------- When incrementally building a path, it will already have a "current point" so that is not captured in this data structure. The control points here represent cubicTo. Most path operations are centered around a vertex and its in control point and out control point like this: | outCp | / | | | v | / | inCp --------------------------

Field Summary

Fields
Modifier and Type	Field	Description
`private final PointF`	`controlPoint1`
`private final PointF`	`controlPoint2`
`private final PointF`	`vertex`

Constructor Summary

Constructors
Constructor	Description
`CubicCurveData()`
`CubicCurveData(PointF controlPoint1, PointF controlPoint2, PointF vertex)`

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
`PointF`	`getControlPoint1()`
`void`	`setControlPoint1(float x, float y)`
`PointF`	`getControlPoint2()`
`void`	`setControlPoint2(float x, float y)`
`PointF`	`getVertex()`
`void`	`setVertex(float x, float y)`
`void`	`setFrom(CubicCurveData curveData)`
`String`	`toString()`

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

CubicCurveData
```
CubicCurveData()
```

CubicCurveData

CubicCurveData(PointF controlPoint1, PointF controlPoint2, PointF vertex)

Method Detail

getControlPoint1
```
 PointF getControlPoint1()
```

setControlPoint1

 void setControlPoint1(float x, float y)

getControlPoint2
```
 PointF getControlPoint2()
```

setControlPoint2

 void setControlPoint2(float x, float y)

getVertex
```
 PointF getVertex()
```

setVertex
```
 void setVertex(float x, float y)
```

setFrom

 void setFrom(CubicCurveData curveData)

toString
```
@NonNull() String toString()
```