Android multiple stroke box in drawable xml?

Well, I believe I solved this with a work around. It aint pretty but it works. What I did was set an ImageView to have a background color set to the outer line color, gave it a padding of 1dip, then set the src of the ImageView to the drawable and I achieve the effect I was looking for.

That said, i'd much prefer to be able to do this all within the layer-list.

Well, I believe I solved this with a work around. It aint pretty but it works. What I did was set an ImageView to have a background color set to the outer line color, gave it a padding of 1dip, then set the src of the ImageView to the drawable and I achieve the effect I was looking for.

That said, i'd much prefer to be able to do this all within the layer-list...

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