Dart Timer Seemingly Doesn't Fire
For some reason, the timer I made in Dart seems to not fire, as it doesn't change the screen contents. I had it working at one point, but it was gradually getting faster and faster for some reason (ticking more times per second, every second it ticked,) and I had to work on it.
Here's a link to the main.dart file.
Can anyone explain what I did wrong here? My placement of the tick function, perhaps?
timer dart
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For some reason, the timer I made in Dart seems to not fire, as it doesn't change the screen contents. I had it working at one point, but it was gradually getting faster and faster for some reason (ticking more times per second, every second it ticked,) and I had to work on it.
Here's a link to the main.dart file.
Can anyone explain what I did wrong here? My placement of the tick function, perhaps?
timer dart
flutter asked Jan 19 at 11:51
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Please provide the minimal code that you think is causing the problem.
– CopsOnRoad
Jan 19 at 12:10
Make gameTimer a member variable of one of the StatefulWidgets. Create it once in initState, and cancel it in dispose too.
– Richard Heap
Jan 19 at 12:46
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For some reason, the timer I made in Dart seems to not fire, as it doesn't change the screen contents. I had it working at one point, but it was gradually getting faster and faster for some reason (ticking more times per second, every second it ticked,) and I had to work on it.
Here's a link to the main.dart file.
Can anyone explain what I did wrong here? My placement of the tick function, perhaps?
timer dart
flutter asked Jan 19 at 11:51
vbquestionsvbquestions
456
For some reason, the timer I made in Dart seems to not fire, as it doesn't change the screen contents. I had it working at one point, but it was gradually getting faster and faster for some reason (ticking more times per second, every second it ticked,) and I had to work on it.
Here's a link to the main.dart file.
Can anyone explain what I did wrong here? My placement of the tick function, perhaps?
timer dart
flutter timer dart
flutter asked Jan 19 at 11:51
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asked Jan 19 at 11:51
vbquestionsvbquestions
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asked Jan 19 at 11:51
vbquestionsvbquestions
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asked Jan 19 at 11:51
vbquestionsvbquestions
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asked Jan 19 at 11:51
vbquestionsvbquestions
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Please provide the minimal code that you think is causing the problem.
– CopsOnRoad
Jan 19 at 12:10
Make gameTimer a member variable of one of the StatefulWidgets. Create it once in initState, and cancel it in dispose too.
– Richard Heap
Jan 19 at 12:46
add a comment |
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Please provide the minimal code that you think is causing the problem.
– CopsOnRoad
Jan 19 at 12:10
Make gameTimer a member variable of one of the StatefulWidgets. Create it once in initState, and cancel it in dispose too.
– Richard Heap
Jan 19 at 12:46
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Please provide the minimal code that you think is causing the problem.
– CopsOnRoad
Jan 19 at 12:10
Please provide the minimal code that you think is causing the problem.
– CopsOnRoad
Jan 19 at 12:10
Make gameTimer a member variable of one of the StatefulWidgets. Create it once in initState, and cancel it in dispose too.
– Richard Heap
Jan 19 at 12:46
Make gameTimer a member variable of one of the StatefulWidgets. Create it once in initState, and cancel it in dispose too.
– Richard Heap
Jan 19 at 12:46
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Please provide the minimal code that you think is causing the problem.
– CopsOnRoad
Jan 19 at 12:10
Make gameTimer a member variable of one of the StatefulWidgets. Create it once in initState, and cancel it in dispose too.
– Richard Heap
Jan 19 at 12:46