On Sat, Mar 24, 2012 at 4:25 AM, John Scipione <jscipione@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > StrokeRoundRect() seems to work with a 0 radius to stroke a regular > rectangle. However, I am seeing a problem where the outside edge of > the default indicator roundrect is now getting drawn correctly. It is > like there are transparent pixels there. Some sort of clipping > problem. I solved this problem, I filled in the whole rect with the background color. I realize now that the reason it was messing up was because I wasn't drawing in the areas where StrokeRoundRect() didn't touch anywhere. This wasn't a problem for StrokeRect(). Note that I am taking into account any clipping constrains set before calling this method. >> Well, there may be a problem with that. The intention was that the "frame" >> only includes the dark border and anything outside of that. While the >> background includes the very slight inner bevel. You can see the problem >> already in your screen shot with the scroll bars. Those look different now >> (missing the bevel). I haven't thought about what the best solution would >> be. The scrollbar in this image (before my changes but fairly recent) doesn't seem to have a bevel to me. http://api.haiku-os.org/keymap.png Am I missing something?