A big thanks for your package: it saved us the time and trouble of having to develop a custom border ourselves.
It would greatly improve the usability of your widget, if it would allow to control the constraints that DottedBorder would pass to its child widget. Currently, the inner stack always loosens the constraints passed to the child (the default value of Stack.fit); that might be what some of the users want, but certainly not wat all of them want to happen. In our particular case, we want DottedBorder.child to respect a minimal height imposed on the DottedBorder widget itself -- something that the Stack allows by setting it's fit property to StackFit.passthrough.
A big thanks for your package: it saved us the time and trouble of having to develop a custom border ourselves.
It would greatly improve the usability of your widget, if it would allow to control the constraints that
DottedBorder
would pass to its child widget. Currently, the inner stack always loosens the constraints passed to the child (the default value ofStack.fit
); that might be what some of the users want, but certainly not wat all of them want to happen. In our particular case, we wantDottedBorder.child
to respect a minimal height imposed on theDottedBorder
widget itself -- something that the Stack allows by setting it'sfit
property toStackFit.passthrough
.