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Path Painting Operations

Paths constructed by functions in the "Path construction" section are invisible, i.e., constructing a path does not produce any markings on the page. They must be stroked or filled.

 
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This function installs the current paths as the boundary for clipping of subsequent drawing. The use of the clip operator may require some care, because clip and eoclip operators do not consume the current path. 
 
This function installs the current paths as the boundary for clipping subsequent drawing and uses the "even-odd" rule for defining the "inside" that shows through the clipping window. The use of the clip operator may require some care, because clip and eoclip operators do not consume the current path. 
 
This function uses the current path as the boundary for color filling and uses the "evenodd" rule for defining an "inside" that is painted. 
 
This function is used for the first filling the inside with the current fill color ( uses the "non-zero winding number" rule ), and then stroking the path with the current stroke color. PDF's graphics state maintains separate colors to fill and stroke operations, thus these combined operators are available. 
 
This function uses the current path as the boundary for color filling and uses the "non-zero winding number" rule. 
 
This function is used for the first filling the inside with the current fill color, ( uses the "evenodd" rule for defining an "inside" that is painted ) and then stroking the path with the current stroke color. PDF's graphics state maintains separate colors to fill and stroke operations, thus these combined operators are available. 
 
This function strokes the current paths by the current stroke color and current line width. 
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