We don't want to expose these from the gesture package. This patch moves
DoubleTapGestureRecognizer into tap.dart so we can make TapTracker and
TapGesture private to that file.
Instread of an explicit 'enabled' bool, this uses the presence of the
event handler to determine if a widget is enabled or not. This means
that if you've not passed a handler, your widget will be disabled, which
makes sense, since it wouldn't work anyway.
Adds this feature to checkbox, and ports raised button, flat button, and
radio buttons to this new model.
Adds a checkbox to card_collection that can be disabled.
Hide a (basically bogus) hint from the (soon to be disabled) strong hint
mode in the analyzer that this reveals.
We were assuming that the text extended from 0.0 to its max content width.
That's not correct for right-aligned text. Instead, we need to layout the text
again at the width we want it to occupy.
Also:
- give card_collection an option to turn on or off the edit widgets
- give card_collection an option to control text alignment (when not editing)
- give card_collection a "dump" option to aid debugging
- make the gesture detector report which gestures it is listening to
Don't use a timeout to cancel tap tracking. Track only one primary pointer
and ignore non-primary pointers. Update tests to reflect desired behaviors.
Fixes#1779, #1780, #1781.
Now TextStyle has a boolean "inherit" value, which controls whether null values
should use should inherit from the current default text style or whether they
should use their initial values.
If you load the example and immediately switch to the Portfolio tab, you may
see exceptions due to symbols that are in the portfolio list but whose
data is not yet present in the stocks map
Make Radio widgets take a type that describes the type of their value,
so that you can catch when you use the wrong value.
Standardise on ValueChanged<Foo> instead of having a FooValueChanged
for every value of Foo.
Implements a mode that highlights RenderBoxes while events are being
routed through them.
Also, moves the size painting to after paint, so that opaque boxes
don't obscure the debugging lines.
If the text is empty, the IME may call deleteSurroundingText(1, 0) if the user
hits the delete key. The selection should remain at position 0 if this
happens.
