The RoundedCornerRectangle() method uses the GDI+ class to draw rectangles with rounded corners. It draws the graphic to a Graphics object that was passed to the method.

// using System.Drawing.Drawing2D
public void RoundedCornerRectangle(Graphics gfxObj, Pen penObj, float X, float Y, float RectWidth, float RectHeight, float CornerRadius)
{
    GraphicsPath gfxPath = new GraphicsPath();

    gfxPath.AddLine(X + CornerRadius, Y, X + RectWidth - (CornerRadius * 2), Y);
    gfxPath.AddArc(X + RectWidth - (CornerRadius * 2), Y, CornerRadius * 2, CornerRadius * 2, 270, 90);
    gfxPath.AddLine(X + RectWidth, Y + CornerRadius, X + RectWidth, Y + RectHeight - (CornerRadius * 2));
    gfxPath.AddArc(X + RectWidth - (CornerRadius * 2), Y + RectHeight - (CornerRadius * 2), CornerRadius * 2, CornerRadius * 2, 0, 90);
    gfxPath.AddLine(X + RectWidth - (CornerRadius * 2), Y + RectHeight, X + CornerRadius, Y + RectHeight);
    gfxPath.AddArc(X, Y + RectHeight - (CornerRadius * 2), CornerRadius * 2, CornerRadius * 2, 90, 90);
    gfxPath.AddLine(X, Y + RectHeight - (CornerRadius * 2), X, Y + CornerRadius);
    gfxPath.AddArc(X, Y, CornerRadius * 2, CornerRadius * 2, 180, 90);
    gfxPath.CloseFigure();

    gfxObj.DrawPath(penObj, gfxPath);
    gfxPath.Dispose();
}

This C# method, RoundedCornerRectangle, is designed to draw a rectangle with rounded corners on a graphics surface. It’s intended to be used in a context where you’re doing custom drawing, like in a Windows Forms application. Let’s break down what each part of the code does:

1. Method Signature:
   • public void RoundedCornerRectangle(Graphics gfxObj, Pen penObj, float X, float Y, float RectWidth, float RectHeight, float CornerRadius):
     • public: The method is public, meaning it can be called from outside the class it’s defined in.
     • void: The method doesn’t return any value.
     • Parameters:
       • Graphics gfxObj: The Graphics object on which the drawing will be performed.
       • Pen penObj: The Pen used to outline the rectangle.
       • float X, float Y: The x and y coordinates of the top-left corner of the rectangle.
       • RectWidth, RectHeight: The width and height of the rectangle.
       • CornerRadius: The radius of the rounded corners.
2. Drawing the Rounded Rectangle:
   • GraphicsPath gfxPath = new GraphicsPath();: Creates a new GraphicsPath, which is a series of connected lines and curves. This path will define the outline of the rounded rectangle.
   • The following lines (gfxPath.AddLine and gfxPath.AddArc) add segments to the GraphicsPath to form the rounded rectangle:
     • Straight Lines: gfxPath.AddLine methods add straight line segments. These lines form the top, bottom, and sides of the rectangle, between the rounded corners.
     • Arcs for Corners: gfxPath.AddArc methods add arc segments for the corners. Each arc creates a quarter-circle at each corner, making them rounded. The parameters define the rectangle in which the arc is drawn, the start angle, and the sweep angle (all in degrees).
   • gfxPath.CloseFigure();: This closes the path by connecting the current point to the start point, making sure the shape is complete and closed.
3. Drawing and Cleanup:
   • gfxObj.DrawPath(penObj, gfxPath);: This line actually draws the path (our rounded rectangle) onto the Graphics object (gfxObj) using the specified Pen (penObj).
   • gfxPath.Dispose();: Disposes of the GraphicsPath object to free up resources.

This method is a good example of custom drawing in GDI+, a part of the .NET Framework used for graphics rendering. It shows how to create complex shapes (like a rectangle with rounded corners) by combining simpler shapes and lines. This method would be called within a paint event handler or similar context where you have a Graphics object to draw on.