Border is not set using setBorderColor and setBorderStyle

[VicMisael]

Issue Title

The border is not set

Describe the bug

The border is not visible when set

To Reproduce

Just execute the following code:
Container ct=new Container();

    ct.setBorderStyle(Container.BORDER_SIMPLE);
    ct.borderColor=Color.BLUE;
    ct.setBackColor(Color.RED);
    add(ct, CENTER, CENTER,70,70);

Expected behavior

A blue border should be visible

Screenshots or videos

Devices:

Please complete the following information:

• OS:Windows
• OS Version: 10 2004
• TotalCross Version: 6.1.1(Simulator)

[ricardobna]

Hey @VicMisael, can you check if this bug still happens on branch bugfix/container-border?

[VicMisael]

Hi Ricardo,On the simulator and win32 it's fine, have a look

The only problem that I noticed, is that BORDER_RAISED, and BORDER_LOWERED properties only allow one color on the simulator
Sample code:

        Container ct=new Container();
       
        ct.setBorderStyle(Container.BORDER_SIMPLE);
        ct.borderColor=Color.BLUE;
        ct.setBackColor(Color.RED);
        add(ct, CENTER, CENTER,70,70);

        Container ct2=new Container();
       
        ct2.setBorderStyle(Container.BORDER_ROUNDED);
        ct2.borderColor=Color.BLUE;
        ct2.setBackColor(Color.RED);
        add(ct2, CENTER, CENTER+100,70,70);

        
        Container ct3=new Container();
       
        ct3.setBorderStyle(Container.BORDER_LOWERED);
        ct3.borderColor=Color.RED;
        ct3.setBackColor(Color.WHITE);
        add(ct3, CENTER+100, CENTER,70,70);
        
        Container ct4=new Container();
       
        ct4.setBorderStyle(Container.BORDER_RAISED);
        ct4.borderColor=Color.RED;
        ct4.setBackColor(Color.WHITE);
        add(ct4, CENTER+100, CENTER+100,70,70);

        Container ct5=new Container();
       
        ct5.setBorderStyle(Container.BORDER_TOP);
        ct5.borderColor=Color.RED;
        ct5.setBackColor(Color.WHITE);
        add(ct5, CENTER-100, CENTER,70,70);
        
        Container ct6=new Container();
       
        ct6.setBorderStyle(Container.BORDER_NONE);
        ct6.borderColor=Color.BLUE;
        ct6.setBackColor(Color.CYAN);
        add(ct6, CENTER-100, CENTER-100,70,70);

Simulator

Win32

Android

Raspberry PI