Option to disable or customize tooltip

[Jamminroot]

Hey! Thanks for a great library!

I was wondering if it's possible to add support for tooltip customization or disabling it - I use PopupMenuButton alongside with regular buttons which have slightly adjusted tooltips (font size, duration, colors). For PopupMenuButton I can specify tooltip, but it would only show in a default style.

[Andrious]

I will certainly look into it.

[Andrious]

At first glance, I can't see why not.

To clarify, you're asking if it would be possible to incorporate 'regular buttons' and not just 'popupmenbuttons' in a popup menu. Is that right?

Admittedly, I've never ever considered that ironically.

You're implying you've done it yourself, and so I'm assuming it's possible to 'mix and match' the popup menu items.

I'll have to research this.

Cheers.

[Andrious]

Would you supply me with an example? I don't believe one can 'style' a tooltip and still use a PopupMenuButton.
You're implementing 'a menu' I'm not readily aware of.... I think.

[Jamminroot]

Sorry for a delay, don't really check notifications here)

Sure.

What I'm doing is mixing 2 different types of buttons, MaterialButton with icon as a child if no Popup required, and a PopupMenuButton otherwise.

Something like this (no judging, since I don't really work with Flutter in professional capacity, but rather trying it out when I get to have some free time lol :D):

Bunch of those widgets are then displayed in a row:

class _StackButtonState extends State<StackButton> {
  bool _hover = false;

  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return MouseRegion(
      onEnter: (_) {
        setState(() {
          _hover = true;
        });
      },
      onExit: (_) {
        setState(() {
          _hover = false;
        });
      },
      child: widget.binding.variants <= 1
          ? Tooltip(
              waitDuration: Duration(milliseconds: 350),
              message: widget.binding.stack.name,
              textStyle: TextStyle(color: UiConstants.brightForegroundColor),
              decoration: BoxDecoration(color: UiConstants.cardButtonColor, borderRadius: BorderRadius.circular(2)),
              child: MaterialButton(
                padding: EdgeInsets.all(4.0),
                onPressed: () async {
              //
                },
                child: Icon(
                  widget.binding.stack.icon,
                  color: _hover ? UiConstants.colorA : UiConstants.colorB,
                  size: 24,
                ),
                height: 24,
                minWidth: 24,
              ),
            )
          : PopupMenuButton<int>(
              tooltip: widget.binding.stack.name + ' variants',
              elevation: 0,
              color: UiConstants.sidebarColor,
              onSelected: (index) {
               //
              },
              child: Icon(
                widget.binding.stack.icon,
                color:  _hover ? UiConstants.colorA : UiConstants.colorB,                
                size: 24,
              ),
              itemBuilder: (context) {
                var list = List<PopupMenuEntry<int>>.empty(growable: true);
                for (var variantIndex = 0; variantIndex < widget.binding.variants; variantIndex++) {
                  list.add(
                    PopupMenuItem(
                      value: variantIndex,
                      child: Text(
                        widget.binding.variantNames[variantIndex],
                        softWrap: false,
                        overflow: TextOverflow.fade,
                      ),
                    ),
                  );
                }
                return list;
              },
            ),
    );
  }
}

[Jamminroot]

So, technically - yes, I do get to edit tooltip similar to what I do for non-PopupMenuButton, but style is just standard - without an option to disable tooltip (at least not that I know of)