rect-and-rounded-ref.yaml

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# Reference for the test of the same name: the clip is applied directly to the

# primitive, and an extra unclipped primitive keeps it out of the slice's shared

# clips, so this always goes through the per-primitive quad-shader clip path.

---

root:

  items:

    - type: clip

      id: 2

      complex:

        - rect: [100, 100, 500, 400]

          radius: 60

    - type: clip

      id: 3

      complex:

        - rect: [200, 150, 500, 400]

    # An extra primitive that is NOT under the rounded clip. Without it the clipped

    # rect would be the only primitive in the slice, so its clip chain would be the

    # slice's shared clip chain and the rounded clip would be hoisted into a

    # compositor clip -- making this reference take the same fast path as the test

    # instead of the quad-shader path it is supposed to provide. White on the white

    # background, so it does not change the output.

    - type: rect

      bounds: [50, 50, 700, 600]

      color: white

    - type: rect

      bounds: [50, 50, 700, 600]

      color: green

      clip-chain: [2, 3]