signal<T> function
Creates a writable signal with the given initial value.
Signals are the most basic reactive primitive. They hold a value and notify their dependents when that value changes.
The returned signal can be called without arguments to read its value, or with an argument to write a new value.
Example:
final count = signal(0);
print(count()); // reads: 0
count.set(5); // writes: 5
print(count()); // reads: 5
- Parameter
initialValue: The initial value of the signal. - Returns: A WritableSignal that can be read and written.
Implementation
@pragma('vm:prefer-inline')
@pragma('dart2js:tryInline')
@pragma('wasm:prefer-inline')
WritableSignal<T> signal<T>(T initialValue) {
return _SignalImpl(
flags: ReactiveFlags.mutable,
currentValue: initialValue,
pendingValue: initialValue,
);
}