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Taha
Taha

Reputation: 651

setState value in react native

I'm having problem changing state value in react native. When changing the value of (headerText). It doesn't change in the first call of the method. So it will be showing wrong output. Maybe because the value of (headerText) is based on (index) value which will be changing in the same time? How i can solve it? I need to assign an (index) value then assign (headerText) value

    nextRiddle=()=>{

  LayoutAnimation.configureNext(LayoutAnimation.Presets.spring);

  //next riddle
  if(this.state.index < riddle.length-1){
    this.setState({index : this.state.index+1})
    this.setState({headerText : (this.state.index+1)});
  } else {
    this.setState({index : 0}) ;
  }

  //random color
  randomIndexText = 0;
  randomIndexButton = 0;

    while(randomIndexText == randomIndexButton)
      {
        randomIndexText = Math.floor((Math.random() * (colorDark.length-1)));
        randomIndexButton = Math.floor((Math.random() * (colorDark.length-1)));
      }

  this.setState({textBGColor : colorDark[randomIndexText]}) ;
  this.setState({textColor : colorLight[randomIndexText]}) ;
  this.setState({buttonBGColor : colorDark[randomIndexButton]}) ;
  this.setState({buttonColor : colorLight[randomIndexButton]}) ;


  LayoutAnimation.configureNext(LayoutAnimation.Presets.spring);
  this.setState({titleFont: 45});


    //animation for riddle text

    if(this.state.animationState==0){

      this.state.textFont = 50
      this.state.animationState =1;
    }else{
      this.state.textFont = 45
      this.state.animationState =0;
    }
}

Upvotes: 0

Views: 1588

Answers (2)

Taha
Taha

Reputation: 651

I just used variables instead of state. and it's working fine.

Upvotes: 0

David Calhoun
David Calhoun

Reputation: 8571

I suspect your issue is caused by the fact that setState is async. You're writing the above code expecting that it's synchronous, which it's not.

In other words, this is what's happening:

this.setState({ foo: 'bar' });
this.state.foo;  // undefined (or some other previous value).

And this is what you need to do instead (async):

this.setState({ foo: 'bar' }, () => {
    this.state.foo; // 'bar', what we expect it to be.
});

You may have some general problems incorporating it into your existing code, but you need to tap into the second argument of setState, which is the callback function.

Upvotes: 3

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