CGLineJoinBevel

CGLineJoinBevel is a constant used in Apple's Core Graphics framework to specify the style of a line join. When drawing a path composed of connected line segments, a join is the point where two segments meet. The CGLineJoinBevel constant dictates that this join should be rendered as a straight, beveled edge. Instead of the sharp corner that would result from a miter join or the rounded appearance of a round join, a bevel join creates a diagonal line that cuts across the corner. This effectively truncates the corner with a flat surface. It is one of three possible values for the line join style, alongside kCGLineJoinMiter and kCGLineJoinRound. When setting the line join style for a graphics context, using CGLineJoinBevel will ensure that all such corners in subsequent drawn paths have this specific beveled appearance. This can be useful for achieving a particular aesthetic in graphical user interfaces or custom drawings.