Polygon

Property	Default	Meaning
`points`	`[]`	Ordered vertices; null and nonfinite samples split the path
`space`	Automatic	Use ambient data coordinates when available; otherwise local geometry

Polygon is a Polyline with closed enabled. It connects points in order and closes each finite run back to its first point. Null, nonfinite, and hidden projected samples split the path.

Inside Graph, Plot, or GeoMap, numeric vertices use ambient coordinates and contribute to ordinary Graph/Plot limit inference. Custom projections need explicit output limits and can accept named records such as {theta, r}, {x, y, z}, or geographic {lon, lat}.

Outside a coordinate context, { x, y } objects and [x, y] tuples use local fractions, px, or em. Set space="local" to retain that behavior inside a graph; explicit space="data" requires a coordinate context. Tagged px/em/% pairs stay local. The point list does not establish the polygon's layout size.

<Polygon space="local" width={px(120)} height={px(100)} points={[[0.5, 0], [1, 1], [0, 1]]} fill={green} stroke={none} />

Shared sizing and paint props work as on Rect. There is no default fill; set one explicitly for a solid silhouette. stroke-linejoin and stroke-miterlimit control stroked corners. Empty points produce no drawing. Vertices outside the allocated rectangle remain outside; clipping belongs to a container or the root viewport.

The example uses linspace(90,450,count,false) and polard to generate regular polygons in graph coordinates without duplicating their closing vertices. See Arrays and Vectors for these helpers. There is no point-list bounding-box fit. Use Polyline for an open outline or Path for curved edges.