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The gridSVG package has recently provided an interface for
some more advanced SVG graphics features: gradient fills and pattern
fills, clipping paths, masks, and filters. This report describes a
simple test case for some of these advanced graphics features and then
explores some ideas for making use of these features in Statistical
Graphics.
Paul Murrell and Simon Potter
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