Issue
Getting warning while trying to use noSuchMethod().
The method missing isn’t defined for the class Person.
But according to the docs and other examples, whenever we call a non-existing member then, noSuchMethod() should be called. Whose default behavior is to throw noSuchMethodError.
void main() {
var person = new Person();
print(person.missing("20", "Shubham")); // is a missing method!
}
class Person {
@override
noSuchMethod(Invocation msg) => "got ${msg.memberName} "
"with arguments ${msg.positionalArguments}";
}
Solution
According to the official docs for invoking an unimplemented method, you have to satisfy one of the following points:
- The receiver has the static type dynamic.
- The receiver has a static type that defines the unimplemented method
(abstract is OK), and the dynamic type of the receiver has an
implemention of noSuchMethod() that’s different from the one in class
Object.
Example 1 : Satifies Point First
class Person {
@override //overring noSuchMethod
noSuchMethod(Invocation invocation) => 'Got the ${invocation.memberName} with arguments ${invocation.positionalArguments}';
}
main(List<String> args) {
dynamic person = new Person(); // person is declared dynamic hence staifies the first point
print(person.missing('20','shubham')); //We are calling an unimplemented method called 'missing'
}
Example 2 : Satifies Point Second
class Person {
missing(int age,String name);
@override //overriding noSuchMethod
noSuchMethod(Invocation invocation) => 'Got the ${invocation.memberName} with arguments ${invocation.positionalArguments}';
}
main(List<String> args) {
dynamic person = new Person(); //person could be var, Person or dynamic
print(person.missing(20,'shubham')); //calling abstract method
}
Answered By – Shubhamhackz
Answer Checked By – David Goodson (FlutterFixes Volunteer)