TerraTableViewSkin already does this by default, and you can turn it off via a style property. We could theoretically support it in ListView and TreeView as well, though I'd think we should wait for real-world use cases first, since list views and tree views don't tend to be as wide as table views, and the use of alternating row colors generally serves to keep the user's eye on the right row as they scan across the columns.
-T On Fri, Sep 18, 2009 at 5:41 AM, Sandro Martini <[email protected]>wrote: > Hi to all, > to improve readability in tables, lists, trees and maybe other visual > components, what do you think on add an optional style (by default not > used) to have the zebra effect on rows of tables/grid and to other > components similar, like lists, but with any component with its own > style flag ? > > On trees could be useful, maybe if not in the usual way (odd/even) if > a node-level (I've seen in some applications) ... but could be > complicated if there are many levels (or for example changing the > color by a percentage at any level change). > > Comments ? > > Bye, > Sandro >
