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Afterwards I implemented a list builder that has a ScrollController.
I call setState 3 times at a 5 seconds interval and modify a global offset variable which will be used on the build method to jump the list to a new offset (using SchedulerBinding.instance.addPostFrameCallback).
The problem is that after I call the jumpto method, the headers are messed up ( if I manual scroll the headers will come back to a normal position).
I created a new flutter project and added
Afterwards I implemented a list builder that has a ScrollController.
I call setState 3 times at a 5 seconds interval and modify a global offset variable which will be used on the build method to jump the list to a new offset (using SchedulerBinding.instance.addPostFrameCallback).
The problem is that after I call the jumpto method, the headers are messed up ( if I manual scroll the headers will come back to a normal position).
Example:
The code:
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