createState method not always called when creating new StatefulWidget
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I have a collection of simple objets that sometimes changes. I am using a ListView to render those objects, basically text. When my collection changes the list is rebuild with the new objects, so if the list changes from 1 to 3 items, I see 3 items, but the first one keeps its previous value.
I've noticed that the method "createState" is not called in all cases when I create a new CustomTextField (in the example above, it is called only when new elements are added to the list).
How do I make sure my list is updated properly when my collection changes?
My parent widget builds a list of text fields:
...
@override
Widget build(BuildContext context) {
...
var list = <Widget>;
collection.forEach((item) {
var widget = CustomTextField(
content: item,
);
list.add(widget);
...
return new ListView(
children: list,
);
});
...
My CustomTextField definition:
class CustomTextField extends StatefulWidget {
final MediaContent content;
CustomTextField({
Key key,
this.content,
}) : super(key: key);
@override
CustomTextFieldState createState() {
return CustomTextFieldState();
}
}
...
MediaContent is a very simple object containing some text:
class MediaContent {
String textData;
ContentType type;
MediaContent(
this.type,
);
}
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I have a collection of simple objets that sometimes changes. I am using a ListView to render those objects, basically text. When my collection changes the list is rebuild with the new objects, so if the list changes from 1 to 3 items, I see 3 items, but the first one keeps its previous value.
I've noticed that the method "createState" is not called in all cases when I create a new CustomTextField (in the example above, it is called only when new elements are added to the list).
How do I make sure my list is updated properly when my collection changes?
My parent widget builds a list of text fields:
...
@override
Widget build(BuildContext context) {
...
var list = <Widget>;
collection.forEach((item) {
var widget = CustomTextField(
content: item,
);
list.add(widget);
...
return new ListView(
children: list,
);
});
...
My CustomTextField definition:
class CustomTextField extends StatefulWidget {
final MediaContent content;
CustomTextField({
Key key,
this.content,
}) : super(key: key);
@override
CustomTextFieldState createState() {
return CustomTextFieldState();
}
}
...
MediaContent is a very simple object containing some text:
class MediaContent {
String textData;
ContentType type;
MediaContent(
this.type,
);
}
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I have a collection of simple objets that sometimes changes. I am using a ListView to render those objects, basically text. When my collection changes the list is rebuild with the new objects, so if the list changes from 1 to 3 items, I see 3 items, but the first one keeps its previous value.
I've noticed that the method "createState" is not called in all cases when I create a new CustomTextField (in the example above, it is called only when new elements are added to the list).
How do I make sure my list is updated properly when my collection changes?
My parent widget builds a list of text fields:
...
@override
Widget build(BuildContext context) {
...
var list = <Widget>;
collection.forEach((item) {
var widget = CustomTextField(
content: item,
);
list.add(widget);
...
return new ListView(
children: list,
);
});
...
My CustomTextField definition:
class CustomTextField extends StatefulWidget {
final MediaContent content;
CustomTextField({
Key key,
this.content,
}) : super(key: key);
@override
CustomTextFieldState createState() {
return CustomTextFieldState();
}
}
...
MediaContent is a very simple object containing some text:
class MediaContent {
String textData;
ContentType type;
MediaContent(
this.type,
);
}
dart flutter
I have a collection of simple objets that sometimes changes. I am using a ListView to render those objects, basically text. When my collection changes the list is rebuild with the new objects, so if the list changes from 1 to 3 items, I see 3 items, but the first one keeps its previous value.
I've noticed that the method "createState" is not called in all cases when I create a new CustomTextField (in the example above, it is called only when new elements are added to the list).
How do I make sure my list is updated properly when my collection changes?
My parent widget builds a list of text fields:
...
@override
Widget build(BuildContext context) {
...
var list = <Widget>;
collection.forEach((item) {
var widget = CustomTextField(
content: item,
);
list.add(widget);
...
return new ListView(
children: list,
);
});
...
My CustomTextField definition:
class CustomTextField extends StatefulWidget {
final MediaContent content;
CustomTextField({
Key key,
this.content,
}) : super(key: key);
@override
CustomTextFieldState createState() {
return CustomTextFieldState();
}
}
...
MediaContent is a very simple object containing some text:
class MediaContent {
String textData;
ContentType type;
MediaContent(
this.type,
);
}
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