Function field return type in Dart
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In the following class I want to type the onPress method as a function which returns void
. Is there a way to do that?
class Human {
var onPress;
Human({
this.onPress,
});
}
dart flutter
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In the following class I want to type the onPress method as a function which returns void
. Is there a way to do that?
class Human {
var onPress;
Human({
this.onPress,
});
}
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In the following class I want to type the onPress method as a function which returns void
. Is there a way to do that?
class Human {
var onPress;
Human({
this.onPress,
});
}
dart flutter
In the following class I want to type the onPress method as a function which returns void
. Is there a way to do that?
class Human {
var onPress;
Human({
this.onPress,
});
}
dart flutter
dart flutter
asked Nov 11 at 16:11
Babistalikesflyingonrails
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Identical to Remi’s declaration, there is a VoidCallback
typedef already declared in Flutter.
So you could just declare it as:
VoidCallback onPress;
However, if you want to pass in parameters, you should setup your own typedefs.
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class Human {
void Function() onPress;
Human({
this.onPress,
});
}
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typedef VoidFunction = void Function();
class Human {
VoidFunction onPress;
Human({
this.onPress,
});
}
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VoidCallback onPress
works but you can also use Function onPress
too like this
class Human {
Function onPress;
Human({
this.onPress,
});
}
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3 Answers
3
active
oldest
votes
3 Answers
3
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
Identical to Remi’s declaration, there is a VoidCallback
typedef already declared in Flutter.
So you could just declare it as:
VoidCallback onPress;
However, if you want to pass in parameters, you should setup your own typedefs.
add a comment |
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1
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Identical to Remi’s declaration, there is a VoidCallback
typedef already declared in Flutter.
So you could just declare it as:
VoidCallback onPress;
However, if you want to pass in parameters, you should setup your own typedefs.
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up vote
1
down vote
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Identical to Remi’s declaration, there is a VoidCallback
typedef already declared in Flutter.
So you could just declare it as:
VoidCallback onPress;
However, if you want to pass in parameters, you should setup your own typedefs.
Identical to Remi’s declaration, there is a VoidCallback
typedef already declared in Flutter.
So you could just declare it as:
VoidCallback onPress;
However, if you want to pass in parameters, you should setup your own typedefs.
edited Nov 12 at 2:56
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answered Nov 11 at 19:38
Chris Reynolds
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class Human {
void Function() onPress;
Human({
this.onPress,
});
}
or
typedef VoidFunction = void Function();
class Human {
VoidFunction onPress;
Human({
this.onPress,
});
}
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class Human {
void Function() onPress;
Human({
this.onPress,
});
}
or
typedef VoidFunction = void Function();
class Human {
VoidFunction onPress;
Human({
this.onPress,
});
}
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up vote
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class Human {
void Function() onPress;
Human({
this.onPress,
});
}
or
typedef VoidFunction = void Function();
class Human {
VoidFunction onPress;
Human({
this.onPress,
});
}
class Human {
void Function() onPress;
Human({
this.onPress,
});
}
or
typedef VoidFunction = void Function();
class Human {
VoidFunction onPress;
Human({
this.onPress,
});
}
answered Nov 11 at 16:14
Rémi Rousselet
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VoidCallback onPress
works but you can also use Function onPress
too like this
class Human {
Function onPress;
Human({
this.onPress,
});
}
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
VoidCallback onPress
works but you can also use Function onPress
too like this
class Human {
Function onPress;
Human({
this.onPress,
});
}
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
VoidCallback onPress
works but you can also use Function onPress
too like this
class Human {
Function onPress;
Human({
this.onPress,
});
}
VoidCallback onPress
works but you can also use Function onPress
too like this
class Human {
Function onPress;
Human({
this.onPress,
});
}
answered Nov 12 at 2:57
CopsOnRoad
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