Flutter how to retrieve value from button
new FlatButton(
child: new Text("933478476")
)
Here i created one button now i want to store the value of button in string.How to store the values from widget.
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new FlatButton(
child: new Text("933478476")
)
Here i created one button now i want to store the value of button in string.How to store the values from widget.
flutter
add a comment |
new FlatButton(
child: new Text("933478476")
)
Here i created one button now i want to store the value of button in string.How to store the values from widget.
flutter
new FlatButton(
child: new Text("933478476")
)
Here i created one button now i want to store the value of button in string.How to store the values from widget.
flutter
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The FlatButton
dosen't take any value and would not return either. What you could do is, pass a void callback that triggers your function that takes button click values as arguments.
Example:
//Define you function that takes click
void _onClick(String value) {
//do something
}
// Make you `FlatButton` like this
FlatButton(
onPressed: () => _onClick('12345678'), // a lambda void callback that calls your click function with value
child: Text('12345678'),
);
Hope that helped!
thanks for your suggestion
– Vishali
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The FlatButton
dosen't take any value and would not return either. What you could do is, pass a void callback that triggers your function that takes button click values as arguments.
Example:
//Define you function that takes click
void _onClick(String value) {
//do something
}
// Make you `FlatButton` like this
FlatButton(
onPressed: () => _onClick('12345678'), // a lambda void callback that calls your click function with value
child: Text('12345678'),
);
Hope that helped!
thanks for your suggestion
– Vishali
yesterday
add a comment |
The FlatButton
dosen't take any value and would not return either. What you could do is, pass a void callback that triggers your function that takes button click values as arguments.
Example:
//Define you function that takes click
void _onClick(String value) {
//do something
}
// Make you `FlatButton` like this
FlatButton(
onPressed: () => _onClick('12345678'), // a lambda void callback that calls your click function with value
child: Text('12345678'),
);
Hope that helped!
thanks for your suggestion
– Vishali
yesterday
add a comment |
The FlatButton
dosen't take any value and would not return either. What you could do is, pass a void callback that triggers your function that takes button click values as arguments.
Example:
//Define you function that takes click
void _onClick(String value) {
//do something
}
// Make you `FlatButton` like this
FlatButton(
onPressed: () => _onClick('12345678'), // a lambda void callback that calls your click function with value
child: Text('12345678'),
);
Hope that helped!
The FlatButton
dosen't take any value and would not return either. What you could do is, pass a void callback that triggers your function that takes button click values as arguments.
Example:
//Define you function that takes click
void _onClick(String value) {
//do something
}
// Make you `FlatButton` like this
FlatButton(
onPressed: () => _onClick('12345678'), // a lambda void callback that calls your click function with value
child: Text('12345678'),
);
Hope that helped!
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