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Fix prose about H and V path commands #779

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Update prose for H command
JeremiePat Mar 6, 2020
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Update prose for V command
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Expand Up @@ -466,9 +466,11 @@ <h3 id="PathDataLinetoCommands">The <strong>"lineto"</strong> commands</h3>
that absolute coordinates will follow; <strong>h</strong>
(lowercase) indicates that relative coordinates will
follow. Multiple x values can be provided (although usually
this doesn't make sense). An <strong>H</strong> or <strong>h</strong>
command is equivalent to an <strong>L</strong> or <strong>l</strong>
command with 0 specified for the y coordinate.
this doesn't make sense). An <strong>h</strong> command is
equivalent to an <strong>l</strong> command with 0 specified
for the y coordinate. An <strong>H</strong> command is
equivalent to an <strong>L</strong> command with the y coordinate
being equal to the absolute y coordinate of the current point.
At the end of the command, the new current point is
taken from the final coordinate value.</td>
</tr>
Expand All @@ -482,9 +484,11 @@ <h3 id="PathDataLinetoCommands">The <strong>"lineto"</strong> commands</h3>
absolute coordinates will follow; <strong>v</strong>
(lowercase) indicates that relative coordinates will
follow. Multiple y values can be provided (although usually
this doesn't make sense). A <strong>V</strong> or <strong>v</strong>
command is equivalent to an <strong>L</strong> or <strong>l</strong>
command with 0 specified for the x coordinate.
this doesn't make sense). A <strong>v</strong> command is
equivalent to an <strong>l</strong> command with 0 specified
for the x coordinate. A <strong>V</strong> command is
equivalent to an <strong>L</strong> command with the x coordinate
being equal to the absolute x coordinate of the current point.
At the end of the command, the new current point is
taken from the final coordinate value.</td>
</tr>
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