I am developing an application that can inspect the GUI of gnome application (inspect any application widget like windows accessibilityinsights not only one app).
I want to know in gtk, is there any way to get the widget under the cursor?
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Hello I'm editing someone codes in Flutter using VS code, how can I easily find on what on I am running on my emulator. for example i am showing log in screen in the emulator. how can I know what filename did I need to edit.
as of now I am trying to check one by one of the codes. I tried to use widget tree but it is now updating
You can use the widget tree field in flutter devtool. Navigate to the desired page in the emulator and click the refresh button at the top right. The running widget stack will be listed by class names.
You can even detect a specific widget on the page using the "Choose widget mode" button.
Install and run DevTools from VS Code
I want to add window taskbar widget with flutter desktop. An example would be weather widget that is optionaly displayed on the right corner of taskbar (before system tray icons).
Is there an exposed API or library to achieve that?
I wonder, if a plugins exists, which allows to render instead of **Widget()**s just a rectangle and a Widget()'s name, to show the layout structure of the current view.
For debugging purposes.
Does e.g. a plugin for this purpose exist?
Hm, just found the solution #quoci pointed out:
Open Flutter Inspector
Toggle select widget mode [small icon at the top]
The open the app and click on a widget of the running application.
I'm trying to export a very basic XD layout to a Flutter project.
I'm using two component instances, drag-and-dropped from the Material Design light theme UI kit in library.
After exporting it, I get the following error for both instances:
"Master component could not be found".
When trying to reach the master component for either instance (pressing ctrl-shift-K), nothing happens. What should I do to export this layout to Flutter?
It seems to me that you can't use a UI kit widget (at least not out of the box). Is it correct?
I don't think that you can use a UI kit widget out of the box, but you can use the underlying widget. In your case, you would use the MaterialButton widget.
Im trying to make a Custom Progress Indicator widget which i can show or hide in any of the pages(Anywhere across the app). My approach is to bind a provider value for the progress widget and toggle the value as required. But I just don't get where exactly i should place the Progress/loader widget to make it work in whole App.
Or should i resort to using progress widget in each of the required pages and toggle it?
I'm coming from a web development background, so is there a equivalent of rootPage/ rootscreen where we can place app wide components (as in React, Ionic).