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I have a dialog that I'd like to use to display some options to the user. The number of list items that I'd like to show is more than what can be displayed on a single screen, therefore some scrolling would be nice inside the dialog.
Can we figure out a way to do that with your built in listViewOfListTile function? Things I'm considering now:
just not use listViewOfListTile but that is so meh... I would need to rewrite much of what you already have written
add an optional argument to the method scrollable. Setting it to true would encapsulate the ListView in a SingleChildScrollView.
maybe add a Widget decoratorWidget argument to the method that would allow encapsulating the entire list in anything, in my case a SingleChildScrollView
And of course, I'm open to any suggestions how one would go about doing that.
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I have the followin use-case:
I have a dialog that I'd like to use to display some options to the user. The number of list items that I'd like to show is more than what can be displayed on a single screen, therefore some scrolling would be nice inside the dialog.
Can we figure out a way to do that with your built in
listViewOfListTile
function? Things I'm considering now:listViewOfListTile
but that is so meh... I would need to rewrite much of what you already have writtenscrollable
. Setting it totrue
would encapsulate the ListView in aSingleChildScrollView
.Widget decoratorWidget
argument to the method that would allow encapsulating the entire list in anything, in my case aSingleChildScrollView
And of course, I'm open to any suggestions how one would go about doing that.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: