All language subtitles for 013 Sending Images to the ImageList_en

In the last section, we started working on our image list widget before we add any methods to this

thing, I want to make sure that it gets displayed by the app widget.

So I'm going to flip over to my app dart file at the very top.

I'm going to import the image list widget that we just created.

So I will import from the widgets folder, the image list, darte file.

Now, to make sure that our app widget shows the image list, I'm going to find the app states builder

method.

Here's builded right here and somewhere inside of here, we need to create a new instance of image list

that's going to make sure that any time the app widget shows on the screen, it will also show the image

list, which is at present are scaffold, which it has a body parameter of that text counter.

Now, we don't really need to show that text counter anymore.

So I think that we should probably replace that text widget and instead show an instance of the image

list.

So for the body parameter right here, I will create a instance of image list.

Now, any time that we create our copy of Image List right here and try to show it on the screen, the

image list is definitely going to need that list of all the image models that we have fetched so far.

So we need to take this list of images and pass it down to the image list widget, so to do so, I'm

going to go back to the image list constructor right here, and I will pass images into it.

OK, so that looks good.

We've now communicated our list of images down to the image list.

However, you'll notice we got the red squiggly right here is because we are trying to pass down an

argument to the image list, but we have not yet configured the image list constructor to accept a list

of images.

So to make sure that the image list expects to get this list, I will open up my image list dirt file

again, and I'm going to add a constructor method to this thing that's going to accept that list of

images and assign it to an instance variable.

I'll first put together the image list constructor.

And this thing is going to accept a parameter as the first argument, we'll say distort images, and

so because we put down this dot images, that is assuming that we're going to have a instant's variable

called images.

So I will say, just as we have before, we want a list that's going to contain image models.

And we want to call that images like some.

Now, when I do so, I'm going to flip over this thing right here, you know, I've got a little air

on image list.

One of the areas that we have at present is something that says that we are missing a implementation

of the build method.

OK, well, you know, that's to be expected.

No problem there.

But then we've got a second error.

This one says that our class inherits from the class that is marked as immutable and therefore should

also be immutable.

Or another way that it puts it is to say that all the fields or all the instance variables on this class

must be final.

So we're seeing that error message right there because of how we defined this instance variable right

here.

So let's take a quick pause.

We're going to come back and talk about why we're seeing this error message and it's going to tie back

into that whole idea of how stateless widgets are supposed to have data that does not change over time.

So quick break and I'll see you in just a minute.