Good one!! :) ... drawing two rectangles; the smaller one with rounded
corners slightly smaller above the larger one with rectangular corners.
As long as your paddings can be fixed/constant, this will work indeed :)
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Neil,
Not to beat over a dead horse, and out of curiosity more than anything
else... it is possible draw the outside rectangular border, in addition
to the rounded inside border, with a layer list drawable.
I am attaching a small (6K) screenshot. The green and brown could be
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27.04.2011 19:53, Neilz пишет:
Hi Kostya,
I tried the example you gave above. Firstly it's not quite what I was
after, as the outer edges are rounded - I need the drawable as a whole
to be square/rectangular. Also, strangely, even though I've overlayed
this over my image using a FrameLayout, the
It draws the border, while leaving the interior untouched, available to
draw something else, which I think is what the OP wanted?
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27.04.2011 18:34, Streets Of Boston пишет:
This would draw a transparent rectangle (with a 4dp border). It
doesn't draw the white area outside the rectang
This would draw a transparent rectangle (with a 4dp border). It doesn't draw
the white area outside the rectangle.
As far as I know, drawing something transparent does not clear a 'previous'
color, i.e. drawing a transparent rectangle on a white background still
would show white background with
27.04.2011 17:50, Streets Of Boston ?:
I don't think you can draw an 'inverse' rectangle like that using
shape drawables.
Why not?
http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android";
android:shape="rectangle">
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