I'm trying to figure if a point is in a SVG path using Python.
The algorithm that I'll use is the raycasting algorithm.
But for this algorithm i need to have the polygon sides, but all I have is the the pathdata for the svg path:
<path
d="m 362.26878,978.51017 c 20.15947,-20.15479 23.0826,-25.35876
20.51836,-36.58367 -5.62899,-24.66928 -8.85902,-84.94939
-4.6845,-87.51832 2.29504,-1.43086 25.27371,2.13445 51.0669,7.87678
39.48315,8.80707 50.0611,13.213 66.91495,27.88988 11.39966,9.91685
25.01402,17.41113 31.62525,17.41113 12.91547,0 24.69288,-11.04544
19.95645,-18.71919 -1.68587,-2.73893 4.50508,-38.63785 13.76077,-79.78795
12.41964,-55.21781 16.82552,-85.81829 16.82552,-116.84379 0,-23.12039 … z" />
that corresponds to this image:
So, is there a way to get the sides of a path?
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