@@ -72,18 +72,18 @@ module.exports = function setConvert(trace) {
7272 // an expanded basis of control points. Note in particular that it overwrites the existing
7373 // basis without creating a new array since that would potentially thrash the garbage
7474 // collector.
75- var result = computeControlPoints ( trace . xctrl , trace . yctrl , x , y , aax . smoothing , bax . smoothing ) ;
76- trace . xctrl = result [ 0 ] ;
77- trace . yctrl = result [ 1 ] ;
75+ var result = computeControlPoints ( trace . _xctrl , trace . _yctrl , x , y , aax . smoothing , bax . smoothing ) ;
76+ trace . _xctrl = result [ 0 ] ;
77+ trace . _yctrl = result [ 1 ] ;
7878
7979 // This step is the second step in the process, but it's somewhat simpler. It just unrolls
8080 // some logic since it would be unnecessarily expensive to compute both interpolations
8181 // nearly identically but separately and to include a bunch of linear vs. bicubic logic in
8282 // every single call.
83- trace . evalxy = createSplineEvaluator ( [ trace . xctrl , trace . yctrl ] , na , nb , aax . smoothing , bax . smoothing ) ;
83+ trace . evalxy = createSplineEvaluator ( [ trace . _xctrl , trace . _yctrl ] , na , nb , aax . smoothing , bax . smoothing ) ;
8484
85- trace . dxydi = createIDerivativeEvaluator ( [ trace . xctrl , trace . yctrl ] , aax . smoothing , bax . smoothing ) ;
86- trace . dxydj = createJDerivativeEvaluator ( [ trace . xctrl , trace . yctrl ] , aax . smoothing , bax . smoothing ) ;
85+ trace . dxydi = createIDerivativeEvaluator ( [ trace . _xctrl , trace . _yctrl ] , aax . smoothing , bax . smoothing ) ;
86+ trace . dxydj = createJDerivativeEvaluator ( [ trace . _xctrl , trace . _yctrl ] , aax . smoothing , bax . smoothing ) ;
8787 } ;
8888
8989 /*
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