Closed smjxpro closed 6 months ago
Ah, I see, you can watch it because the parent class implements ChangeNotifiers otherwise you would not be able to watch it. Not sure how a registerHandler would look like in such a case. It would need a selector. Unfortunately Dart doesn't support method oveoading, so we need another name for such a function. Am 5. Dez. 2023, 15:04 +0100 schrieb S. M. JAHANGIR @.***>:
I have a Counter class: class Counter extends ChangeNotifier { int _count = 0; int get count=>_count;
void increment(){ _count++; notifyListeners(); }
} Now I want to show a dialog when the value of the count becomes greater than 5. Therefore I want to register a handler in the build method like: Widget build(BuildContext context) { registerHandler( select: (Counter c) => c.count, handler: (context, value, cancel) => showNameDialog(context, value)); ... } But it says count is not a ValueListenable as required by the context or something like that. I can watch it though. It is cumbersome to wrap every variable in a ValueListenable. And because we can watch it we should also be able to register handlers for it. — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe. You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread.Message ID: @.***>
Maybe registerChangeNotifierHandler
?
I have a Counter class:
Now I want to show a dialog when the value of the
count
becomes greater than 5. Therefore I want to register a handler in the build method like:But it says count is not a ValueListenable as required by the context or something like that. I can watch it though.
It is cumbersome to wrap every variable in a
ValueListenable
. And because we can watch it we should also be able to register handlers for it.