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This way, users can have the option to even tap the icon in the indicator
or im not sure how you would do this but considering there is already an indicator property which is a widget, perhaps a callback property so that users who want to use the default indicator will be able to execute call back code when that indicator widget is clicked.
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I don't think making IconStyle itself a Widget would be a good idea.
But a callback to add onTap functionality to the default indicator is definitely a good suggestion.
The question is if I should ignore it when a custom indicator is provided. Considering that this custom indicator may have its own onTap callback.
This way, users can have the option to even tap the icon in the indicator
or im not sure how you would do this but considering there is already an indicator property which is a widget, perhaps a callback property so that users who want to use the default indicator will be able to execute call back code when that indicator widget is clicked.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: