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I solved the problem myself. Hopeful this will be useful to someone else and perhaps even make it into the code:
// the arrowhead is a triangle that comes to a fine point. We don't
// want the line of the arrow extending all the way to that point or
// it messes up the tip. The solution is to stop the line at the back
// of the arrowhead.
const backOfArrowHead = calcBackOfArrowHead(map, tail, tip, arrowHeadSize, arrowHeadAngle);
polyline = L.polyline([tail, backOfArrowHead], { color: 'blue' }).addTo(map);
// Add the arrowhead using Leaflet.PolylineDecorator
arrowHead = L.polylineDecorator([tail, tip], {
patterns: [
{
offset: "100%",
repeat: 0,
symbol: L.Symbol.arrowHead({ pixelSize:arrowHeadSize, pathOptions: { fillOpacity: 1, weight: 0, color: 'blue' } })
}
]
}).addTo(map);
The calcBackOfArrowHead()
function looks like this:
calcBackOfArrowHead(map, tail, tip, arrowHeadSize, arrowHeadAngle) {
// Project LatLng points to pixel coordinates
var tailP = map.project(tail);
var tipP = map.project(tip);
// Calculate the vector from tail to tip in pixel coordinates
var vector = tipP.subtract(tailP);
// Normalize the vector to a unit vector (length 1)
var unitVector = vector.divideBy(vector.distanceTo([0, 0]));
// Calculate a new point some distance back from the tip
// The distance is the length of the adjacent side of a right triangle.
// This is the right half of the arrowhead, pointing up and scaled to the unit circle.
// We need the ratio d to help us find the bottom left corner, which is where
// the line of the arrow needs to stop drawing.
// |\
// |θ\
// | \ 1
// d | \
// | \
// |_____\
//
const halfArrowHeadAngleRadians = arrowHeadAngle / 2 * (Math.PI / 180); // θ
const arrowHeadRatio = arrowHeadSize * Math.cos(halfArrowHeadAngleRadians); // d
var newTipP = tipP.subtract(unitVector.multiplyBy(arrowHeadRatio));
// Unproject the new pixel point back to LatLng coordinates
var newTipLatLng = map.unproject(newTipP);
return newTipLatLng;
}
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Out of interest, another thing that can help with this problem is to change the linecap to butt, removing the rounded tip from the line.
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