writeConstructorDeclaration abstract method

void writeConstructorDeclaration(
  1. String className, {
  2. ArgumentList? argumentList,
  3. void bodyWriter()?,
  4. String? classNameGroupName,
  5. String? constructorName,
  6. String? constructorNameGroupName,
  7. List<String>? fieldNames,
  8. void initializerWriter()?,
  9. bool isConst = false,
  10. void parameterWriter()?,
})

Write the code for a constructor declaration in the class with the given className. If isConst is true, then the constructor will be marked as being a const constructor. If a constructorName is provided, then the constructor will have the given name. If both a constructor name and a constructorNameGroupName is provided, then the name of the constructor will be included in the linked edit group with that name. If a parameterWriter is provided then it is used to write the constructor parameters (enclosing parenthesis are written for you). Otherwise, if an argumentList is provided then the constructor will have parameters that match the given arguments. If no argument list is given, but a list of fieldNames is provided, then field formal parameters will be created for each of the field names. If an initializerWriter is provided then it is used to write the constructor initializers (the : prefix is written for you). If a bodyWriter is provided then it is used to write the constructor body, otherwise an empty body is written.

Implementation

void writeConstructorDeclaration(String className,
    {ArgumentList? argumentList,
    void Function()? bodyWriter,
    String? classNameGroupName,
    String? constructorName,
    String? constructorNameGroupName,
    List<String>? fieldNames,
    void Function()? initializerWriter,
    bool isConst = false,
    void Function()? parameterWriter});