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class arc
Send methods
arc->compute
arc->connect_angle
arc->end_angle
arc->geometry
arc->initialise
arc->points
arc->radius
arc->start_angle
arc ->points:
start_x=int, start_y=int, end_x=int, end_y=int, curvature=int
Create a bounded connection between two points. The first 4 integers describe x1,y1 and x2, y2. The last value specifies the number of pixels the line is bounded.