I have a Reminder class, which has two date variables - startDate and endDate.
class Reminder {
final String name;
final String type;
final DateTime startDate;
final String repeatFrequency;
final DateTime endDate;
Reminder({this.name = "", this.type = "", DateTime startDate = DateTime.utc(2021,1,1),
this.repeatFrequency = "", DateTime endDate = DateTime.utc(2021,1,1)})
}
When I initialise the class I get an error saying "The default value of an optional parameter must be constant." Based on this article I tried the below:
Reminder({this.name = "", this.type = "", DateTime? startDate,
this.repeatFrequency = "", DateTime? endDate}) :
this.startDate = (startDate != null ? startDate : DateTime.utc(2021,1,1))
This approach seems to now be working, however I can only do it for startDate and not endDate. Is there a way to initialise both variables with this method?
CodePudding user response:
You can try with this code bellow:
Reminder({this.name = "", this.type = "", DateTime? startDate,
this.repeatFrequency = "", DateTime? endDate}) :
this.startDate = (startDate != null ? startDate : DateTime.utc(2021,1,1)),
this.endDate = endDate ?? DateTime.utc(2021,1,1);