I'm working with Dart in a Flutter application and encountered an error related to initializing non-nullable instance fields. The error suggests using an initializer expression, adding a field initializer in the constructor, or marking the field as 'late'. Despite following these suggestions, I'm still facing issues.
Here's the relevant portion of my code:
class _DayViewState extends State<DayView> {
List<charts.Series<TaskData, int>> listOfTasks;
Map<int, String> days = new Map();
int day; // Error points to this line
_DayViewState(List<charts.Series<TaskData, int>> list, int day) {
this.listOfTasks = list;
this.day = day;
}
setIt() {
setState() {
build(context);
}
}
Despite initializing day
in the constructor, the error persists. Can someone explain what I'm missing or suggest a solution?
Thank you in advance for any help.
You can include late
keyword as error message suggested.
class _DayViewState extends State<DayView> {
late List<charts.Series<TaskData, int>> listOfTasks;
Map<int, String> days = new Map();
late int day;
Can also be nullable or you can just do
_DayViewState(this.listOfTasks, this.day);
Find more about null-safety