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## Uses of Interface
jpicedt.graphic.model.PicMultiCurveConvertable

Packages that use PicMultiCurveConvertable
jpicedt.graphic.model | Document structure and graphic primitives.

Uses of PicMultiCurveConvertable in jpicedt.graphic.model

Classes in jpicedt.graphic.model that implement PicMultiCurveConvertable
`class` | `PicCircleFrom3Points` A class implementing either a circle or an arc, whose geometry is specified by a PicEllipse, yet is further controllable by three additional points : this may either be a plain circle going through these three points, or an arc going from P_1 to P_3 through P_2, in which case a pie or a chord may be added as well. Superclass control-points are still available here, yet geometry is constrained to a circle by invoking e.g.
`class` | `PicEllipse` Ellipse or arc, based on parallelogram The geometrical model of this ellipse (or its arc counterpart) is based on a parallelogram, yet is equivalent to an ellipse rotated around its center.
`class` | `PicMultiCurve` PicMultiCurve is basically an AbstractCurve where each subdivision point has additionnal features regarding 2nd-order smoothness and symmetry.
`class` | `PicParallelogram` A class implementing a parallelogram.
`class` | `PicPsCurve` A multicurve, either closed or not, going through a set of control points.
`class` | `PicSmoothPolygon` A multicurve, either close or not, whose geometry is specified using a polygon, in such a way that the curve snakes "smoothly" along the polygon.

Methods in jpicedt.graphic.model that return PicMultiCurveConvertable
`PicMultiCurveConvertable` | `PicMultiCurve.fetchClosestCurve(Collection l)` Returns the curve in the given collection that is closest to this one in the sense of the distance() method.

Methods in jpicedt.graphic.model with parameters of type PicMultiCurveConvertable
`void` | `PicMultiCurve.join(PicMultiCurveConvertable c)` Join this curve and the given Element after proper conversion of the latter to a PicMultiCurve, by appending the control points of the given curve to this one.

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