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Rendering and SVG Export

The main package workflow ends in either BezierPath output or SVG path text.

Basic flow

1. Import using Spline; and optionally using SplinePath = global::Spline.Spline;.
2. Create SplinePath.CP control points.
3. Construct a SplinePath.
4. Call Solve().
5. Optionally call ComputeCurvatureBlending().
6. Render with Render() or RenderSvg().

Object output

Render() returns a BezierPath, which is useful when you need:

• path command inspection
• hit testing
• segment marks
• a deferred conversion step

Text output

RenderSvg() calls Render() and serializes the resulting command stream into SVG path data using invariant-culture formatting.

Raw cubic mode

The sample application also exposes a raw cubic rendering mode that skips the curvature-adjusted path and uses the baseline two-control representation from MyCurve.Render().