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* [https://fiddle.skia.org/named/ Named Fiddles]
* [https://fiddle.skia.org/named/ Named Fiddles]


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     using (new Transform(canvas))
     using (new Transform(canvas))
     {
     {
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         }
     }
     }
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     // Transform point from current transformation matrix to original grid
     // Transform point from current transformation matrix to original grid

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   using (new Transform(canvas))
   {
   }
   public class Transform : IDisposable
   {
       private readonly SKCanvas _canvas;
       public Transform(SKCanvas canvas)
       {
           _canvas = canvas;
           canvas.Save();
       }
       public void Dispose()
       {
           _canvas.Restore();
       }
   }

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   // Transform point from current transformation matrix to original grid
   var originalPoints = new[] { new SKPoint(0, 0) };
   var pointInCurrentTransformationMatrix = new[] { new SKPoint(0, 0) };
   canvas.TotalMatrix.MapPoints(originalPoints, pointInCurrentTransformationMatrix);
   // Transform point from original grid to current transformation matrix
   canvas.TotalMatrix.TryInvert(out var inverseMatrix);
   var snappedPixelPointsInCurrentTransformationMatrix = new[] { new SKPoint(0, 0) };
   inverseMatrix.MapPoints(snappedPixelPointsInCurrentTransformationMatrix, originalPoints);

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