src/share/classes/java/awt/geom/Path2D.java

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   * DO NOT ALTER OR REMOVE COPYRIGHT NOTICES OR THIS FILE HEADER.
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  /*
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   * DO NOT ALTER OR REMOVE COPYRIGHT NOTICES OR THIS FILE HEADER.
   *
   * This code is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
   * under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 2 only, as
   * published by the Free Software Foundation.  Oracle designates this
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           * </ol>
           * <p>
           * The following byte value constants are used in the serialized form
           * of {@code Path2D} objects:
           * <table>
+          * <caption></caption>
           * <tr>
           * <th>Constant Name</th>
           * <th>Byte Value</th>
           * <th>Followed by</th>
           * <th>Description</th>
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           * </ol>
           * <p>
           * The following byte value constants are used in the serialized form
           * of {@code Path2D} objects:
           * <table>
+          * <caption></caption>
           * <tr>
           * <th>Constant Name</th>
           * <th>Byte Value</th>
           * <th>Followed by</th>
           * <th>Description</th>
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       * The method will return a Shape that contains no less precision
       * for the transformed geometry than this {@code Path2D} currently
       * maintains, but it may contain no more precision either.
       * If the tradeoff of precision vs. storage size in the result is
       * important then the convenience constructors in the
!      * {@link Path2D.Float#Path2D.Float(Shape, AffineTransform) Path2D.Float}
       * and
!      * {@link Path2D.Double#Path2D.Double(Shape, AffineTransform) Path2D.Double}
       * subclasses should be used to make the choice explicit.
       *
       * @param at the {@code AffineTransform} used to transform a
       *           new {@code Shape}.
       * @return a new {@code Shape}, transformed with the specified
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       * The method will return a Shape that contains no less precision
       * for the transformed geometry than this {@code Path2D} currently
       * maintains, but it may contain no more precision either.
       * If the tradeoff of precision vs. storage size in the result is
       * important then the convenience constructors in the
!      * {@link Path2D.Float#Float(Shape, AffineTransform) Path2D.Float}
       * and
!      * {@link Path2D.Double#Double(Shape, AffineTransform) Path2D.Double}
       * subclasses should be used to make the choice explicit.
       *
       * @param at the {@code AffineTransform} used to transform a
       *           new {@code Shape}.
       * @return a new {@code Shape}, transformed with the specified