Hi Brian, 2. ...
If there is no backgroundColor defined it is NaN which will not render in the drawRoundRect() method. 3... Stupid question but, have you made sure all other vars are not null that are being passed to the drawRoundRect() method? That example has to work, can you paste all of your code for the mxml and class? Peace, Mike On 6/15/07, Brian Morearty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi friends, I'm seeing the following behavior: if a component's backgroundColor is not set, its borderSkin is completely ignored--even if the borderSkin does not care about the backgroundColor. This seems wrong to me. Does anyone have information about whether this is the correct behavior? Example: 1. Take the "Programmatic skinning" sample code from http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flex/quickstart/skinning_components/ 2. Remove backgroundColor="0xCCCC99" from the sample and see that it doesn't work. 3. If you think that's because the skin is now drawing with an invisible color, go into the skin and change this line: var backgroundColor:int = getStyle("backgroundColor"); to var backgroundColor:int = 0xff0000; (hard-code the color as red). You'll see that it still doesn't draw. Am I crazy or is this the right behavior? - Brian Morearty Intuit
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