DialogViewController.Style does not cascade to nested offspring

[TwoRedCells]

Problem

When creating the topmost DialogViewController, the UITableViewStyle can be passed to the constructor, specifying a Plain or Grouped style. When RootElement.Selected creates a nested table view, the style is not set, therefore the Style that is initially set is ignored for all subsequently nested table views.

Solution 1 (simple)

Change Elements.cs:2807 RootElement.Selected:

    public override void Selected (DialogViewController dvc, UITableView tableView, NSIndexPath path)
    {
        tableView.DeselectRow (path, false);
        var newDvc = MakeViewController ();
        if(newDvc is DialogViewController)
        (newDvc as DialogViewController).Style = dvc.Style;
        PrepareDialogViewController (newDvc);
        dvc.ActivateController (newDvc);
    }

Solution 2 (flexible)

Add a TableViewStyle property to RootElement that is used by RootElement.Selected when creating the nested table view. Optionally add this as an argument in RootElement's constructor. This would allow the programmer to specify the style on a table-by-table basis.

[migueldeicaza]

There is already a mechanism for this, create your RootElement like this:

new RootElement ("Caption", (root) => return new DialogViewController(this,true) { Style = container.Style });

[migueldeicaza]

I agree it would have been a better idea to have the Style be there by default, but now that the API is in use by many apps, I do not want to change the behavior behind people's backs.