The default animations on TreeView and SliverTreeView work fine for small lists, but they break down with a large number of complex elements. This PR proposes an optional Animation<double>? animation parameter for each of them (as well as each of their respective constructors) that allows users to specify a custom animation, including suppressing animation altogether.
Omitting the animation parameter defaults animation to the package default, so this PR introduces no breaking changes.
I've also added an optional duration parameter to scrollToItem and scrollToIndex that defaults to the library default.
(Also—this is a feature born purely of self interest. I've got a big tree I'm trying to manage, and this library is perfect for my use case except that the thing freaks out when it tries to animate.)
The default animations on
TreeViewandSliverTreeViewwork fine for small lists, but they break down with a large number of complex elements. This PR proposes an optionalAnimation<double>? animationparameter for each of them (as well as each of their respective constructors) that allows users to specify a custom animation, including suppressing animation altogether.Omitting the
animationparameter defaults animation to the package default, so this PR introduces no breaking changes.I've also added an optional
durationparameter toscrollToItemandscrollToIndexthat defaults to the library default.(Also—this is a feature born purely of self interest. I've got a big tree I'm trying to manage, and this library is perfect for my use case except that the thing freaks out when it tries to animate.)