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The following would be one approach:
class Item extends DataRecord {
int itemid = 0,
String itemName = 'New item',
double score = 0.0;
}
Then, without further coding, to be able to write
item.toStrings(); // Perhaps to/from unnecessary...
...
item.fromStrings(); // ... if strings version synced automagically?
...
item.fromJson(json);
...
item.setDefaults(); // results in {0,'New item',0.0}
And to be able to write in the HTML:
value="{{item.strings.score}}"
A simpler alternative might be to allow value="{{}}" bindings to non-string types.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Coding data records is tedious if strong typing and string versions of each field are required for web_ui binding. See http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14427600/dart-best-practice-to-deal-with-data-records
The following would be one approach:
class Item extends DataRecord {
int itemid = 0,
String itemName = 'New item',
double score = 0.0;
}
Then, without further coding, to be able to write
item.toStrings(); // Perhaps to/from unnecessary...
...
item.fromStrings(); // ... if strings version synced automagically?
...
item.fromJson(json);
...
item.setDefaults(); // results in {0,'New item',0.0}
And to be able to write in the HTML:
value="{{item.strings.score}}"
A simpler alternative might be to allow value="{{}}" bindings to non-string types.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: