I already decoded path in .svg from CorelDraw.
Firstly, Corel and most Graphic editors have carthesian coordinate system (point [0,0] is in bottom-left corner). On the other hand, SVG has different system with start point in top-left corner. From this, when I have canvas with size 512x512 px and place mouse on it, I see a point coordinates are for example [128,312] in the SVG path it will be point [128,200]. See the pictures below.
Next, path continues L-89,8385 -46,3289 C-22,9477,33,0922 -35,7249,54,9238 -38,4096,65,4971.
This mean Line to point, which is 89.84 px smaller on the x-axis and 46.33 px smaller on the y-axis. So you basically deduct that numbers from the coordinates of current last point.
Lastly, C mean curve to, exactly cubic Beziér curve. This is quite strange. -22,9477,33,0922 means -22.95 px on x-axis and +33.09 px on y-axis for control point 1. As mentioned it is computed from last point on last curve. Next -35,7249,54,9238 is for control point 2 also computed from last point of last curve NOT from control point 1!! And finally -38,4096,65,4971 belongs to endpoint of current curve.
Maybe you noticed that start point of curve is not mentioned. Start point is of course end point of last curve/line/...
To the very ending, you can see something like this in SVG path -1,95237,7,5638 -6,18545,13,9241 -12,7772,19,0808 -6,59057,5,07167 -11,3103,7,65002. These are next curves. There is no letter as L,C,M or any other but that are curves because there was C and no other letter to this point. Than you need to get 3 numbers like -1,95237,7,5638 to get next control point 1, control point 2 and end point.
Hope this will help somebody.
