Method vertex

core/src/processing/javafx/PGraphicsFX2D.java:239–342

(float x, float y)

  @Override
  public void vertex(float x, float y) {
    if (vertexCount == vertices.length) {
      float temp[][] = new float[vertexCount<<1][VERTEX_FIELD_COUNT];
      System.arraycopy(vertices, 0, temp, 0, vertexCount);
      vertices = temp;
      //message(CHATTER, "allocating more vertices " + vertices.length);
    }
    // not everyone needs this, but just easier to store rather
    // than adding another moving part to the code...
    vertices[vertexCount][X] = x;
    vertices[vertexCount][Y] = y;
    vertexCount++;

    switch (shape) {

    case POINTS:
      point(x, y);
      break;

    case LINES:
      if ((vertexCount % 2) == 0) {
        line(vertices[vertexCount-2][X],
             vertices[vertexCount-2][Y], x, y);
      }
      break;

    case TRIANGLES:
      if ((vertexCount % 3) == 0) {
        triangle(vertices[vertexCount - 3][X],
                 vertices[vertexCount - 3][Y],
                 vertices[vertexCount - 2][X],
                 vertices[vertexCount - 2][Y],
                 x, y);
      }
      break;

    case TRIANGLE_STRIP:
      if (vertexCount >= 3) {
        triangle(vertices[vertexCount - 2][X],
                 vertices[vertexCount - 2][Y],
                 vertices[vertexCount - 1][X],
                 vertices[vertexCount - 1][Y],
                 vertices[vertexCount - 3][X],
                 vertices[vertexCount - 3][Y]);
      }
      break;

    case TRIANGLE_FAN:
      if (vertexCount >= 3) {
        // This is an unfortunate implementation because the stroke for an
        // adjacent triangle will be repeated. However, if the stroke is not
        // redrawn, it will replace the adjacent line (when it lines up
        // perfectly) or show a faint line (when off by a small amount).
        // The alternative would be to wait, then draw the shape as a
        // polygon fill, followed by a series of vertices. But that's a
        // poor method when used with PDF, DXF, or other recording objects,
        // since discrete triangles would likely be preferred.