I have seen some examples of this and these samples I've seen all are 
implementing drawRowBackground which works fine but not in my case. I 
need to change row's background after I have applied columns 
background. But drawRowBackground runs at a time dataGrtid is created 
so my row background that was set in drawRowBackground gets overwritten 
by the later upplied column's background. I am then trying to implement 
a custom renderer that accepts a click and changes draws a colored area 
around itself:
g.drawRect(e.target.x, e.target.y, e.target.width, e.target.height + 1);
g.endFill();

Using this approach I can color the whole row. But is a catch: my 
columns have different colors. In case I have to restore row's 
background color to original color how can I do that? Is there a simple 
way of doing it or I need to store colors into array and then restore 
them using same technique?

Thanks

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