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    Quick porting steps form C to jspainter

    - get value with box.getvalueof() instead of x->


    - get attributes with box.getattr() instad of x->
    - get size from mgraphics instead of rect from view
    var viewsize = mgraphics.size;
    var width = viewsize[0];
    var height = viewsize[1];
    - replace jgraphics_ with mgraphics.
    - replace (g,? with (
    - replace jrgba with rgba
    - jgraphics constants like linecap to strings
    - Math. prefix for things like sin/cos/PI
    - points/rects converted to scalar vars or objects
    - define constants as global vars
    - if normal has a text field, copy drawtext and modify calc_x/y_offset functions as
    necessary
    - pattern modification methods are called on the object, not on mgraphics, and no
    need to explicitly destroy a pattern
    - if using prims like rectangle_rounded, etc. and don't want autofill on, set
    mgraphics.autofill=0 in global code
    - if using colors with struct dereferencing for red/green/blue/alpha, copy use
    array_to_color function, and pass in values rather than object to color functions
    - if using SVGs you can create a new SVG with new MGraphicsSVG(filename), see
    ezadc-override.js for an example

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