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Adding alternate row shading for readability. #124

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#122

Needs documentation, etc. accommodations, but provides the feature with the option to turn it on and adjust the color in moprc.

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Thank you, @Mohit-Agarwa1.
Can you return with a screenshot of the terminal?
My intention is to see how it looks with the stock options.

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Apologies for a very late reply. Looks like this.
Screen Shot 2024-12-30 at 00 55 53

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The RowShading color can be configured in ~/.moprcfor users with different color schemes which might not work with the default setup. This is also where RowShading is enabled.

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Cheers, Mohit! No problem. Thank you for the screenshot. May I suggest a grey colour rather than that aggressive white? If you agree, please change it. If not I will merge as it is now.

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It should be lightgray rather than white — simply my iTerm profile which produces the color shown, darkgray unfortunately doesn’t give the right contrast.

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I understand, thank you.
Merged.
Thank you for your contributions.
Looking forward for more ;)

@brandleesee brandleesee merged commit c8e3bea into mop-tracker:master Dec 30, 2024
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