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WillPopScope should I use return Future.value(true) after Navigator.pop
Is using return Future.value(false); after Navigator.pop(context) is the right way.
If I use
Navigator.pop(context, false) and after it
return Future.value(true);
The application will show black screen after pressing the back button, and no errors in the Logcat.
But if I use the same code without the Navigator.pop(context) or without the return Future.value(true); everything will be fine, using return Future.value(false); also works fine.
*Following a tutorial on Udemy that show return Future.value(true) is ok.
flutter edited Jan 1 at 17:21
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Is using return Future.value(false); after Navigator.pop(context) is the right way.
If I use
Navigator.pop(context, false) and after it
return Future.value(true);
The application will show black screen after pressing the back button, and no errors in the Logcat.
But if I use the same code without the Navigator.pop(context) or without the return Future.value(true); everything will be fine, using return Future.value(false); also works fine.
*Following a tutorial on Udemy that show return Future.value(true) is ok.
flutter edited Jan 1 at 17:21
Saed Nabil
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asked Jan 1 at 13:04
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Is using return Future.value(false); after Navigator.pop(context) is the right way.
If I use
Navigator.pop(context, false) and after it
return Future.value(true);
The application will show black screen after pressing the back button, and no errors in the Logcat.
But if I use the same code without the Navigator.pop(context) or without the return Future.value(true); everything will be fine, using return Future.value(false); also works fine.
*Following a tutorial on Udemy that show return Future.value(true) is ok.
flutter edited Jan 1 at 17:21
Saed Nabil
1,27329
asked Jan 1 at 13:04
guyguy
660214
Is using return Future.value(false); after Navigator.pop(context) is the right way.
If I use
Navigator.pop(context, false) and after it
return Future.value(true);
The application will show black screen after pressing the back button, and no errors in the Logcat.
But if I use the same code without the Navigator.pop(context) or without the return Future.value(true); everything will be fine, using return Future.value(false); also works fine.
*Following a tutorial on Udemy that show return Future.value(true) is ok.
flutter flutter edited Jan 1 at 17:21
Saed Nabil
1,27329
asked Jan 1 at 13:04
guyguy
660214
edited Jan 1 at 17:21
Saed Nabil
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asked Jan 1 at 13:04
guyguy
660214
edited Jan 1 at 17:21
Saed Nabil
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edited Jan 1 at 17:21
Saed Nabil
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edited Jan 1 at 17:21
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guyguy
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I found the solution.
You should use return Future.value(false);.
You navigated manually by using Navigator.pop(context), Future.value(true); trigger another pop which can't be done because you already exist the page and this crashes the app.
OnWillPop expect a return so By using the return Future.value(false); you tell the onWillPop that you handle the closing of the page here.
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I found the solution.
You should use return Future.value(false);.
You navigated manually by using Navigator.pop(context), Future.value(true); trigger another pop which can't be done because you already exist the page and this crashes the app.
OnWillPop expect a return so By using the return Future.value(false); you tell the onWillPop that you handle the closing of the page here.
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I found the solution.
You should use return Future.value(false);.
You navigated manually by using Navigator.pop(context), Future.value(true); trigger another pop which can't be done because you already exist the page and this crashes the app.
OnWillPop expect a return so By using the return Future.value(false); you tell the onWillPop that you handle the closing of the page here.
answered Jan 3 at 7:56
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I found the solution.
You should use return Future.value(false);.
You navigated manually by using Navigator.pop(context), Future.value(true); trigger another pop which can't be done because you already exist the page and this crashes the app.
OnWillPop expect a return so By using the return Future.value(false); you tell the onWillPop that you handle the closing of the page here.
answered Jan 3 at 7:56
guyguy
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I found the solution.
You should use return Future.value(false);.
You navigated manually by using Navigator.pop(context), Future.value(true); trigger another pop which can't be done because you already exist the page and this crashes the app.
OnWillPop expect a return so By using the return Future.value(false); you tell the onWillPop that you handle the closing of the page here.
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