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Here's the problem: sometimes the ends of lines extend past the plot area.
(This picture was made using plot-pict and put directly into a scribble document.)
I'd like to give a smaller example with code, but I'm having trouble reproducing the issue. I think that's because rendering a plot clips the lines.
For example here's a perfectly clipped pict:
And a seemingly-clipped blurry pict, generated by calling (compose1 bitmap pict->bitmap) on the first pict.
If picts are supposed to be unclipped, is the an easy, non-blurry way to render & clip them?
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Here's the problem: sometimes the ends of lines extend past the plot area.
![over-the-line](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1731829/8692424/23caa712-2a9c-11e5-8b4c-cb3eebc9f6a2.png)
(This picture was made using
plot-pict
and put directly into a scribble document.)I'd like to give a smaller example with code, but I'm having trouble reproducing the issue. I think that's because rendering a plot clips the lines.
For example here's a perfectly clipped pict:
![clipped](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1731829/8692485/8ae5c59e-2a9c-11e5-9ed4-91af350f1285.png)
And a seemingly-clipped blurry pict, generated by calling
![blurred](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1731829/8692505/ae47256e-2a9c-11e5-8fe2-747d7c6cecf4.png)
(compose1 bitmap pict->bitmap)
on the first pict.If picts are supposed to be unclipped, is the an easy, non-blurry way to render & clip them?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: