Basic Syntax of PopupMenuButton Widget

PopupMenuButton<T>(
// Define the type parameter T to specify the type of values for the menu items

onSelected: (T value) {
// Callback function that is called when an item is selected
// Handle the selection here
},

itemBuilder: (BuildContext context) {
// Define the menu items in a function
return <PopupMenuEntry<T>>[
// Add PopupMenuItem or PopupMenuItemBuilder entries here
PopupMenuItem<T>(
value: value1, // Value that corresponds to this item
child: Text('Option 1'),
),
PopupMenuItem<T>(
value: value2,
child: Text('Option 2'),
),
// ... add more menu items
];
},
)

Flutter – Create Option Menu for ListView

ListView is the efficient widget to display a list of items. Sometimes we need some options on individual items in the ListView. To create an options menu for a ListView in Flutter, you can use the PopupMenuButton widget along with PopupMenuItem or PopupMenuItemBuilder. This allows you to display a popup menu when the user taps a specific area of the ListView. In this article, we are going to create a ListView and apply the Options menu to it. A sample video is given below to get an idea about what we are going to do in this article.

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Basic Syntax of PopupMenuButton Widget

PopupMenuButton( // Define the type parameter T to specify the type of values for the menu items onSelected: (T value) { // Callback function that is called when an item is selected // Handle the selection here }, itemBuilder: (BuildContext context) { // Define the menu items in a function return >[ // Add PopupMenuItem or PopupMenuItemBuilder entries here PopupMenuItem( value: value1, // Value that corresponds to this item child: Text('Option 1'), ), PopupMenuItem( value: value2, child: Text('Option 2'), ), // ... add more menu items ]; },)...

Step By Step Implementation

Step 1: Create a New Project in Android Studio...