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From: rws@EXPO.LCS.MIT.EDU (Bob Scheifler)
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Subject: Re: A developer's view of the X fill policy
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Date: 3 Jan 89 15:51:30 GMT
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    Given that wide lines are centered on the path, I'd say "inside"
    should be whatever's inside and doesn't lie on the wide path.

OK, now another question.  Wide lines in X are defined using the X
fill rule, which you are now trying to make variable.  So, when you
say "doesn't lie on the wide path", what fill rule is supposed to be
used to determine the set of pixels comprising the wide line?