André Bouchet wrote:
> Thank you for the answer, which learned me a lot. I have checked the
> hack for PDF files. It works. There is surely a similar hack for EPS
> files.
>
> If somebody is interested I have written another script in PyX to
> experiment with the 'nonzero winding number'.
>
> André
It seems to work if you alter line 188 of deco.py --- changing fill
to eofill, the
Postscript operator you mentioned in your first post.
# *******************************************
else:
# only fill fillpath - for the moment
if self.fillstyles:
file.write("gsave\n")
_writestyles(self.fillstyles, context(), registry, bbox)
file.write("eofill\n") # "fill" changed to "eofill" for
an EVEN-ODD fill
bbox += fillpath.bbox()
if self.fillstyles:
file.write("grestore\n")
# *********************************************
However, these hacks are not the whole story, as there is another branch
in the code
if self.strokestyles is not None and strokepath is fillpath:
....
which I have not altered in either the PDF or Postscript case.
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