I know that ClipRRect has additional options like custom clipper. But if I need just a simple border radius is there any performance difference? Which one is more recommended?
If you are familiar with HTML , think of containers like divs. They allow you to wrap other content. On the other hand, Card is an implementation of Material Design, A material design card.
The ClipRRect class in Flutter provides us with a widget that clips its child using a rounded rectangle. The extra R in clipRRect stands for rounded. By default, this class uses its own boundaries for the clip as the base rectangle.
The BoxDecoration class provides a variety of ways to draw a box. The box has a border, a body, and may cast a boxShadow. The shape of the box can be a circle or a rectangle. If it is a rectangle, then the borderRadius property controls the roundness of the corners. The body of the box is painted in layers.
Steps to add border to container in Flutter:Step 1: Go to the Container in which you want to add a border. Step 2: Add the decoration parameter and assign the BoxDecoration class. Inside the BoxDecoration add the parameter border and set it to Border. all().
It is a Container visual enhancement. In this post, I will try to show what you can do with BoxDecoration. Use it directly inside container as decoration: BoxDecoration (). in This example, I used an Icon as a child of the container. You can read more about Icons in This post: Flutter Basics – How to use Icons in Flutter
DecorationImage image: An image to paint above the background color or gradient. BoxBorder border: A border to draw above the background color, gradient, or image. BorderRadiusGeometry borderRadius: If non-null, the corners of this box are rounded by this BorderRadius. List boxShadow: A list of shadows cast by this box behind the box.
Both Container and ClipRRect has borderRadius property, but sometimes Container fail to work. Here is the example. Container ( decoration: BoxDecoration (borderRadius: BorderRadius.circular (100)), child: RaisedButton (onPressed: null), ),
However, we should make Container take a clipBehaviour that clips to the decoration. If anyone wants to do that, please feel free to submit a PR. Sorry, something went wrong. (The documentation on DecoratedBox looks clear to me.) Sorry, something went wrong.
If your goal is to create a rounded border, you must use clippers only in the last situation, when containers may not help. For example, images can draw over rounded borders, so you have no other option unless clipping the image.
how about shape, shape vs cliprrect
RaisedButton(
onPressed: () {},
child: Text('Test'),
shape: RoundedRectangleBorder(
side: BorderSide.none,
borderRadius: BorderRadius.all(Radius.circular(50))
),
)
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