Issue
If I have a class with a setter defined, how do I reference then generated method as a function from an instance of that class. The spec sort of suggests it would be the id of the variable + ‘=” (seems daft), but this doesn’t parse.
So for example:
class Bar {
set foo(int value) {
//whatever
}
}
typedef F(int value);
void main() {
F f = new Bar().foo=; //Fails, but what should this be??
f(5);
}
Solution
The setter is named foo= but this is not something you can reference in the way you want. Even looking at dart:mirrors the MethodMirror (the mirror for object methods including setters) has no way of invoking it. You could easily rewrite this as:
class Bar {
set foo(int value) {
//whatever
}
}
typedef F(int value);
void main() {
Bar b = new Bar();
F f = (int value) => b.foo = value;
f(5);
}
Answered By – Cutch
Answer Checked By – Timothy Miller (FlutterFixes Admin)