once<T> method
Same as on but with a callback that is only called once.
EventEmitter events = EventEmitter();
...
events.once('message', (String data) => print('String: $data'));
Can be used asynchronously, such as:
EventEmitter events = EventEmitter();
final dynamicValue = await events.once('message');
final stringValue = await events.once<String>('message');
Implementation
Future<T> once<T>(String? type, [EventCallback<T>? callback]) {
final completer = Completer<T>();
final listener = EventListener<T>(
type,
(data) {
callback?.call(data);
completer.complete(data);
},
once: true,
);
addEventListener(listener);
return completer.future;
}