# gtk4-path-tool
# Autogenerated from man page /usr/share/man/man1/gtk4-path-tool.1.gz
complete -c gtk4-path-tool -l allow-quad -d 'Allow quadratic BÃ©zier curves to be used in the generated path'
complete -c gtk4-path-tool -l allow-cubic -d 'Allow cubic BÃ©zier curves to be used in the generated path'
complete -c gtk4-path-tool -l allow-conic -d 'Allow conic BÃ©zier curves to be used in the generated path.  Showing'
complete -c gtk4-path-tool -l fill -d 'Fill the path (this is the default)'
complete -c gtk4-path-tool -l stroke -d 'Stroke the path instead of filling it'
complete -c gtk4-path-tool -l points -d 'Show points on the path'
complete -c gtk4-path-tool -l controls -d 'Show control points'
complete -c gtk4-path-tool -l fill-rule -d 'The fill rule that is used to determine what areas are inside the path'
complete -c gtk4-path-tool -l fg-color -d 'The color that is used to fill the interior of the path or stroke the path'
complete -c gtk4-path-tool -l bg-color -d 'The color that is used to render the background behind the path'
complete -c gtk4-path-tool -l point-color -d 'The color that is used to render the points.  If not specified, red is used'
complete -c gtk4-path-tool -l line-width -d 'The line width to use for the stroke.  VALUE must be a positive number'
complete -c gtk4-path-tool -l line-cap -d 'The cap style to use at line ends'
complete -c gtk4-path-tool -l line-join -d 'The join style to use at line joins'
complete -c gtk4-path-tool -l miter-limit -d 'The limit at which to clip miters at line joins.  The default value is 4'
complete -c gtk4-path-tool -l dashes -d 'The dash pattern to use for this stroke'
complete -c gtk4-path-tool -l dash-offset -d 'The offset into the dash pattern where dashing should begin'
complete -c gtk4-path-tool -l output-file -d 'The file to save the PNG image to.  If not specified, "path. png" is used'

