Clipped groups to support clipping of any object#59
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…object As CanvasNode.clip() does not seem to support clipping to anything other than a path, changed the implementation to instead render to an in-memory canvas, and use globalCompositeOperation to achieve the desired effect.
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Re-opened from phantom request 56
Changed implementation of clipped groups to support masking from any object
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CanvasNode.clip()does not seem to support clipping to anything other than a path, changed the implementation to instead render to an in-memory canvas, and useglobalCompositeOperationto achieve the desired effect.As discussed on the mailing list, this allows a shape to be clipped within text for example.