Returns or sets a DOMMatrix for the current transformation matrix.
Non-standard. Defaults to 'good'. Affects pattern (gradient, image, etc.) rendering quality.
Non-standard. Defaults to 'good'. Like patternQuality, but applies to
transformations affecting more than just patterns.
Defaults to 'path'. The effect depends on the canvas type:
Standard (image) 'glyph' and 'path' both result in rasterized
text. Glyph mode is faster than path, but may result in lower-quality
text, especially when rotated or translated.
PDF 'glyph' will embed text instead of paths into the PDF. This
is faster to encode, faster to open with PDF viewers, yields a smaller
file size and makes the text selectable. The subset of the font needed
to render the glyphs will be embedded in the PDF. This is usually the
mode you want to use with PDF canvases.
SVG glyph does not cause <text> elements to be produced as one
might expect (cairo bug).
Rather, glyph will create a <defs> section with a <symbol> for each
glyph, then those glyphs be reused via <use> elements. 'path' mode
creates a <path> element for each text string. glyph mode is faster
and yields a smaller file size.
In glyph mode, ctx.strokeText() and ctx.fillText() behave the same
(aside from using the stroke and fill style, respectively).
For PDF canvases, adds another page. If width and/or height are omitted, the canvas's initial size is used.
Optionalwidth: numberOptionalheight: numberOptionalattributes: stringOptionalfillRule: CanvasFillRuleOptionalcounterclockwise: booleanOptionalfillRule: CanvasFillRuleOptionalmaxWidth: numberOptionalfillRule: CanvasFillRuleOptionalradii: number | number[]Optionaltransform: DOMMatrixOptionalmaxWidth: number
Non-standard. Sets the antialiasing mode.