How to draw non intersecting area of two GeneralPath

Hi all ,
I have two generalpath GP1 and GP2 .
GP1 and Gp2 are overlapping.
Im able to draw the overlapping region between the two .
I want to make the non overlapping area between these two generalpath .
Is there any API or method to draw that
Thanks and regards
Anshuman Srivastava

Not tested.
    public static Shape createNonOverlappingArea(Shape GP1, Shape GP2) {
      * Create an area that contains the total of GP1 and GP2.
     Area rv = new Area(GP1);
     rv.add(new Area(GP2));
      * Create an area that contains the overlap.
     Area overlap = new Area(GP1);
     overlap.exclusiveOr(new Area(GP2));
      * Subtract the overlap from the total area.
     rv.subtract(overlap);
      * Now rv contains the non overlapping parts.
     return rv;
    }Piet

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