Question

[vincentngo]

Sorry in advance if this is not the place to ask questions.

I was just looking at your Router code to learn more about how you do things with navigator 2.0.

class TabbedRouterController extends RouterController<NavState1> {
  TabbedRouterController(NavState1 state) : super(state);

  void showTopPage(String value) => state = state.copyWith(topPage: value);

  void changeTab(int value) => state = state.copyWith(selectedTab: value);

  @override
  List<Page> buildPages() {
    return [
      // The main view that handles switching tabs based on the .selectedTab (using Provider to bind)
      _AppPage("main", ExampleTabScaffold()),
      // Add full screen page on top of our main tab view?
      if (state.topPage == NavState1.settingsPageLink) ...[
        _AppPage(NavState1.settingsPageLink, FullScreenView("SETTINGS")),
      ] else if (state.topPage == NavState1.profilePageLink) ...[
        _AppPage(NavState1.profilePageLink, FullScreenView("SIGNUP")),
      ]
    ];
  }

I was just wondering, if the only way to present a full screen view is within the top level navigator?

E.g. if i had a nested navigator, and wanted that nested navigator to present a full screen view it wouldn't work right?

[Shawn]

This is more a question for stackoverflow, but the quick answer is yes yo could do this. A Navigator is just a widget, you can put anywhere in the tree. You could have a Scaffold that wraps all your main routes, with a stack in it, that provides a full-screen child navigator.