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# intersection(_:eoFill:)

Returns a new path with filled regions common to both paths.

```
func intersection(_ other: Path, eoFill: Bool = false) -> Path
```

## Parameters

`other`

The path to intersect.

`eoFill`

Whether to use the even-odd rule for determining
which areas to treat as the interior of the paths (if true),
or the non-zero rule (if false).

## Return Value

A new path.

## Discussion

The filled region of the resulting path is the overlapping area
of the filled region of both paths.  This can be used to clip
the fill of a path to a mask.

Any unclosed subpaths in either path are assumed to be closed.
The result of filling this path using either even-odd or
non-zero fill rules is identical.

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