In the following example path `p' should be clipped by the
`clip' path, but `p' is missing as a whole. However, `p'
appears again if I delete one or two of the path.moveto
commands marked by <== in the `clip' path. What's going
on here? Why do these path.moveto commands disrupt the
clipping?
Ciao
Andreas
from pyx import *
clip = path.path(
path.moveto(0,0),
path.lineto(3,0),
path.moveto(3,0),# <==
path.lineto(3,3),
path.moveto(3,3),# <==
path.lineto(0,3),
path.lineto(0,0)
)
p = path.path(
path.moveto(-2,-1),
path.lineto(5,2)
)
c = canvas.canvas([canvas.clip(clip)])
c.stroke(p)
c.stroke(clip)
c.writeEPSfile("foo")
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