Style implementation for IStripe instances in an ITable.
Inheritance Hierarchy
Implemented Interfaces
Remarks
It is up to the implementation to interpret the visual appearance of a stripe. The framework uses the associated, possibly shared renderer to perform the actual rendering of this style for a given stripe. This interface extends the ICloneable interface. This allows clients to obtain a persistent copy of the current state of this style. Immutable style implementations may return themselves.
Related Programming Samples
- Table Editor
- Shows the support for diagrams that are organized in a tabular way, for example in a grid or a swimlane layout.
Type Details
- yFiles module
- view
See Also
Properties
Gets the renderer implementation that can be queried for implementations that provide details about the visual appearance and visual behavior for a given stripe and this style instance.
Remarks
The idiom for retrieving, e.g. an IVisualCreator implementation for a given stripe is:
const creator = style.renderer.getVisualCreator(stripe, style)
const visual = creator.createVisual(context)Methods
Create a clone of this object.
Constants
A void implementation of a stripe style that does nothing and behaves like an invisible style.