In one library, Path is used, as I understand it, it refers to a picture. How to decode your picture into such a representation? As:

public static final String DROID_LOGO = "M 149.22,22.00\n" + " C 148.23,20.07 146.01,16.51 146.73,14.32\n" + " 148.08,10.21 152.36,14.11 153.65,16.06\n" + " 153.65,16.06 165.00,37.00 165.00,37.00\n" + " 194.29,27.24 210.71,27.24 240.00,37.00\n" + " 240.00,37.00 251.35,16.06 251.35,16.06\n" + " 252.64,14.11 256.92,10.21 258.27,14.32\n" + " 258.99,16.51 256.77,20.08 255.78,22.00\n" + " 252.53,28.28 248.44,34.36 246.00,41.00\n" + " 252.78,43.16 258.78,48.09 263.96,52.85\n" + " 281.36,68.83 289.00,86.62 289.00,110.00\n" + " 289.00,110.00 115.00,110.00 115.00,110.00\n" + " 115.00,110.00 117.66,91.00 117.66,91.00\n" + " 120.91,76.60 130.30,62.72 141.04,52.85\n" + " 146.22,48.09 152.22,43.16 159.00,41.00\n" + " 159.00,41.00 149.22,22.00 149.22,22.00 Z\n" + " M 70.80,56.00\n" + " C 70.80,56.00 97.60,100.00 97.60,100.00\n" + " 101.34,106.21 108.32,116.34 110.21,123.00\n" + " 113.76,135.52 103.90,147.92 91.00,147.92\n" + " 78.74,147.92 74.44,139.06 69.00,130.00\n" + " 69.00,130.00 39.80,82.00 39.80,82.00\n" + " 35.73,75.29 28.40,66.08 29.20,58.00\n" + " 30.26,47.20 38.61,40.47 49.00,39.72\n" + " 61.22,40.24 64.96,46.28 70.80,56.00 Z\n" + " M 375.80,58.00\n" + " C 376.60,66.08 369.27,75.29 365.20,82.00\n" + " 365.20,82.00 336.00,130.00 336.00,130.00\n" + " 330.71,138.82 326.73,147.24 315.00,147.89\n" + " 301.74,148.63 291.14,135.87 294.79,123.00\n" + " 296.68,116.34 303.66,106.21 307.40,100.00\n" + " 307.40,100.00 333.00,58.00 333.00,58.00\n" + " 339.02,47.98 342.23,40.92 355.00,39.72\n" + " 365.83,40.00 374.69,46.77 375.80,58.00 Z\n" + " M 289.00,116.00\n" + " C 289.00,116.00 289.00,239.00 289.00,239.00\n" + " 288.98,249.72 285.92,257.31 275.00,261.10\n" + " 265.22,264.50 258.37,259.56 255.02,264.43\n" + " 253.78,266.24 254.00,269.84 254.00,272.00\n" + " 254.00,272.00 254.00,298.00 254.00,298.00\n" + " 254.00,304.85 254.77,310.07 250.36,315.93\n" + " 242.35,326.68 226.84,326.49 218.80,315.93\n" + " 215.07,311.00 215.01,306.83 215.00,301.00\n" + " 215.00,301.00 215.00,262.00 215.00,262.00\n" + " 215.00,262.00 190.00,262.00 190.00,262.00\n" + " 190.00,262.00 190.00,301.00 190.00,301.00\n" + " 189.99,306.83 189.93,311.00 186.20,315.93\n" + " 178.16,326.49 162.65,326.68 154.64,315.93\n" + " 151.09,311.22 151.01,307.61 151.00,302.00\n" + " 151.00,302.00 151.00,272.00 151.00,272.00\n" + " 151.00,269.84 151.22,266.24 149.98,264.43\n" + " 146.53,259.42 138.97,264.76 129.00,260.86\n" + " 118.39,256.72 116.02,248.29 116.00,238.00\n" + " 116.00,238.00 116.00,116.00 116.00,116.00\n" + " 116.00,116.00 289.00,116.00 289.00,116.00 Z";
  • Please add more information to the question. For example, what are your initial data and describe in more detail what result you need. - Chaynik
  • I want to use the library android-arsenal.com/details/1/2605 there is a field with the comment "Set Path String" I want to know how to build this Path. - Rost
  • And what is your picture? Raster / vector? - D-side
  • @ D-side, have already answered because ... - Qwertiy ♦
  • @Qwertiy but what can you do if the question remains incomplete. - D-side

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This Path is a picture for VectorDrawable, and not the path to the file as you probably thought.

In order to decode your svg into a similar form from which you could get the Path, you can use any library for this, here's one of -> svg2android