Reputation: 139
I'm trying to make a dynamic list, is it possible to pass a dynamic optional named parameter in it like this?
List<dynamic> rtnListIndex = [{rtnListVal}];
dynamic rtnListVal(int index, {
String name,
int tenthMin,
int min,
int tenthSec,
int sec,
int reps,
double interval,
int sets,
int rest,
int totalMin,
int totalSec,
int type,
int prep,
}) {
return [index = 0, {name, tenthMin, min, tenthSec, sec, reps, interval, sets, rest, totalMin, totalSec, type, prep}];
}
Upvotes: 0
Views: 2917
Reputation: 1035
To answer your question, Lists in dart cannot be passed optional parameters as the only parameters for the list method are specifying a length and is already optional. More about lists in dart here.
If you just want a List with values in it you can create it like so:
var rtnListIndex = [0, myValue, 'a string']
which would make rtnListIndex a List<Dynamic>
with as many values in it as you add to the list literal in the assignment statement.
From looking at your code though it seems like creating a Class or Map would be a better data structure for your apparent use case. You can learn more about these at the provided links.
Upvotes: 1