How to cast a parent class to its child class in Dart
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Solution 1
I had a same problem to "casting". The Dart solution is use "as" like this:
B b = A() as B;
Dart: Docs: Fixing common type problems
Solution 2
You cannot do this. B is an A but A is not a B.
However you can simply use B everywhere as if it was an A
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Yousif khalid
Mobile Application Developer with 7+ years of experience Computer-Aided Design and Manufacturing graduate. I do a lot of Android stuff, I developed Grid Drawing, Iraqi Exchange, Iraq News, Handwriting, and many other applications. I'm now Flutter Developer (Mobile and Web) As an engineer, bringing skills like mechanical design, electronic circuits + PCBs design, embedded systems design, automation programming and manufacturing together.
Updated on December 14, 2022Comments
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Yousif khalid over 1 year
I have two classes A and B extend A.
class A{ String a; A(); } class B extends A{ String b; B(); }
How to getA Like:
B getA(){ return A(); }
Or
B b = A();
My Code :
Future<B> getB() async { return apiMethod("url", headers: {'requirestoken': true}, httpEnum: HttpEnum.GET).then((response) { return B.fromJson(response.data); }).catchError((error, stacktrace) => A.catchErrorMethod(error, stacktrace)); }
While class A
class A { A.catchErrorMethod(error, stacktrace):.... }
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Yousif khalid over 3 yearsThanks, I need a way to do that?
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Pieter van Loon over 3 yearsCould you then add a more concrete version of what you want to do (so the concept and maybe some actual code).