Remember to dispose of the TextEditingController when it is no longer needed . This will ensure we discard any resources used by the object. This example creates a TextField with a TextEditingController whose change listener forces the entered text to be lower case and keeps the cursor at the end of the input.
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What is GetX? GetX is not only a state management library, but instead, it is a microframework combined with route management and dependency injection . It aims to deliver top-of-the-line development experience in an extra lightweight but powerful solution for Flutter.
Read moreWhat is GetX?
What is GetX? GetX is not only a state management library, but instead, it is a microframework combined with route management and dependency injection . It aims to deliver top-of-the-line development experience in an extra lightweight but powerful solution for Flutter.
Read moreHow do you use a package in Flutter?
Adding a package dependency to an app
Read moreHow do I dispose of a GetX controller?
Move Get. put from being a field of MainScreen to inside its build() method . The Controller can then be disposed when MainScreen is popped.
Read moreWhat is binding GetX?
The Binding class is a class that will decouple dependency injection, while “binding” routes to the state manager and dependency manager . This allows Get to know which screen is being displayed when a particular controller is used and to know where and how to dispose of it.
Read moreHow do I remove GetX controller Flutter?
While using the Get package in your Flutter project, sometimes you might need to remove Get Controller manually. In order to do so, you can simply call Get. delete function .
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