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function calcInset(element, container) {
    const inset = { x: 0, y: 0 };
    let current = element;
    while (current && current !== container) {
        if (current instanceof HTMLElement) {
            inset.x += current.offsetLeft;
            inset.y += current.offsetTop;
            current = current.offsetParent;
        }
        else if (current.tagName === "svg") {
            /**
             * This isn't an ideal approach to measuring the offset of <svg /> tags.
             * It would be preferable, given they behave like HTMLElements in most ways
             * to use offsetLeft/Top. But these don't exist on <svg />. Likewise we
             * can't use .getBBox() like most SVG elements as these provide the offset
             * relative to the SVG itself, which for <svg /> is usually 0x0.
             */
            const svgBoundingBox = current.getBoundingClientRect();
            current = current.parentElement;
            const parentBoundingBox = current.getBoundingClientRect();
            inset.x += svgBoundingBox.left - parentBoundingBox.left;
            inset.y += svgBoundingBox.top - parentBoundingBox.top;
        }
        else if (current instanceof SVGGraphicsElement) {
            const { x, y } = current.getBBox();
            inset.x += x;
            inset.y += y;
            let svg = null;
            let parent = current.parentNode;
            while (!svg) {
                if (parent.tagName === "svg") {
                    svg = parent;
                }
                parent = current.parentNode;
            }
            current = svg;
        }
        else {
            break;
        }
    }
    return inset;
}

export { calcInset };