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Del.» TPath = array of TIntPoint;

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C++ » typedef std::vector<IntPoint> Path;

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C# » using Path = List<IntPoint>;

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This structure contains a sequence of IntPoint vertices defining a single contour (see also terminology). Paths may be open and represent a series of line segments bounded by 2 or more vertices, or they may be closed and represent polygons. Whether or not a path is open depends on context. Closed paths may be 'outer' contours or 'hole' contours. Which they are depends on orientation.

Multiple paths can be grouped into a Paths structure.

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Path

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