With this change, the user could disable certain steps in the stepper. Useful whenever you want to jump from a step (e.g. a summary) to a previous step, but the steps between the then current step and the summary step should be deactivated or marked as unReached.
The user would have to assign the stepper a set of integer values that would allow it to determine which steps it has already reached and which have yet to be reached.
Using a constructor assert I have ruled out that the parameters "maxReachedStep" and "reachedSteps" are set at the same time, since the simultaneous use of these arguments would lead to inconsistencies.
I have provided a corresponding example with external navigation (forward and back button) in the main.dart file
ma7moud3osman
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1 year ago
With this change, the user could disable certain steps in the stepper. Useful whenever you want to jump from a step (e.g. a summary) to a previous step, but the steps between the then current step and the summary step should be deactivated or marked as unReached.
The user would have to assign the stepper a set of integer values that would allow it to determine which steps it has already reached and which have yet to be reached.
Using a constructor assert I have ruled out that the parameters "maxReachedStep" and "reachedSteps" are set at the same time, since the simultaneous use of these arguments would lead to inconsistencies.
I have provided a corresponding example with external navigation (forward and back button) in the main.dart file