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C# / CSharp Tutorial » Windows Presentation Foundation » Path   24.87.20.Difference between CounterClockwise and Clockwise <Window x:Class="WpfApplication1.ShapesWindow"     xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation"     xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml"     Title="ShapesWindow" Height="160" Width="400">     <Canvas>         <Path Stroke="Black" StrokeThickness="3" Fill="Yellow" Canvas.Left="21" Canvas.Top="188" >             <Path.Data>                 <PathGeometry>                     <PathGeometry.Figures>                         <PathFigure StartPoint="0,0">                             <PathFigure.Segments>                                 <LineSegment Point="20 30"/>                                 <ArcSegment Size="30,30" IsLargeArc="False" SweepDirection="CounterClockwise" Point="50,40" />                                 <ArcSegment Size="10,10" IsLargeArc="False" SweepDirection="Clockwise" Point="10,0" />                             </PathFigure.Segments>                         </PathFigure>                     </PathGeometry.Figures>                 </PathGeometry>             </Path.Data>         </Path>       </Canvas> </Window> 24.87.Path 24.87.1. Multiple Subpaths with PathFigure 24.87.2. Close Path Command with PathFigure 24.87.3. Drawn with a Path Shape with Geometry 24.87.4. Vertical Line 24.87.5. Horizontal Line 24.87.6. Cubic Bezier Curve with BezierSegment 24.87.7. Line with PathGeometry 24.87.8. Elliptical Arc 24.87.9. Quadratic Bezier Curve with PathFigure 24.87.10. Creates a composite shape from three geometries. This GeometryGroup has a FillRule of NonZero 24.87.11. Creates a composite shape from three geometries 24.87.12. Multiple Subpaths 24.87.13. Close Path Command 24.87.14. Elliptical Arc Path 24.87.15. Vertical Line with Path 24.87.16. Horizontal Line with Path 24.87.17. Line with Path 24.87.18. Combines two geometries using the intersect combine mode 24.87.19. Transform Path defined in Resource 24.87.20. Difference between CounterClockwise and Clockwise 24.87.21. Path gradient and Bezier 24.87.22. Path Angle Animated Button 24.87.23. Path Animated Button 24.87.24. Squaring The Circle 24.87.25. Single Bezier 24.87.26. Overlapping Stars 24.87.27. Path Mini Language 24.87.28. Overlapping Rectangles 24.87.29. Multiple Line Segments 24.87.30. Figure With Arcs 24.87.31. Counterclockwise (default), small arc (default) 24.87.32. Counterclockwise (default), IsLargeArc 24.87.33. Clockwise, small arc (default) 24.87.34. Clockwise, IsLargeArc 24.87.35. Eclipse Sun 24.87.36. Mini Language Infinity 24.87.37. Large ArcSegments 24.87.38. Small ArcSegment 24.87.39. Bezier Curve with BezierSegment 24.87.40. PolyBezierSegment Demo 24.87.41. Multiple geometries 24.87.42. Combined geometries GeometryCombineMode=Exclude 24.87.43. Path.Data with LineSegment 24.87.44. Path Margin as resource 24.87.45. Shorthand Path data 24.87.46. Path with Shadow 24.87.47. Discrete Point Jumps