Extends Item
Apple.ListCell
property String text
property Color textColor
The main cell text. The appearance of the text differs depending on the current cell style.
property String detailText
property Color detailTextColor
The detail cell text. The appearance of the detail text differs depending on the current cell style.
property Url icon
The cell icon to show.

Apple.ListCell { text: "Service Provider" detailText: "ZingTel" accessory: Apple.ListCell.Accessory.Disclosure icon: "Carrier.png" }
property Apple.ListCell.Style style: .Basic
Apple.ListCell.Style.Blank
A blank style, where the text and detail text are not displayed.
Other elements, such as the icon and accessories are still shown.

Apple.ListCell.Style.Basic
The default style, with the text on the left, and the detail text on the right.

Apple.ListCell.Style.Subtitle
A two line style with the detail text below the main text.

Apple.ListCell.Style.DetailLeft
A tabular style with the detail text left aligned against the main text.

property Color tint: #Apple.Tint
The tint color to be used for the info and checkmark accessories.

Apple.ListCell as cell { text: "Text" tint: #red accessory: Apple.ListCell.Accessory.Detail }
property Bool showSeparator: true
Controls whether or not the separator line at the bottom of the cell is shown.
property Bool activatable
event activated()
event infoActivated()
An activatable cell responds to taps. By default a cell is activatable if it has the Disclosure or DetailDisclosure accessory. You can override this default by explicitly setting the activatable property.
An activatable cell is shown below.

When the cell is activated, the activated() event fires. If the cell has an info accessory and it is activated, the infoActivated() event is emitted.
Apple.ListCell { on activated { View.push(DetailsPage) } }