subtract method
- @override
Returns the difference between two BorderRadiusGeometry objects.
If you know you are applying this to two BorderRadius or two
BorderRadiusDirectional objects, consider using the binary infix -
operator instead, which always returns an object of the same type as the
operands, and is typed accordingly.
If subtract is applied to two objects of the same type (BorderRadius or BorderRadiusDirectional), an object of that type will be returned (though this is not reflected in the type system). Otherwise, an object representing a combination of both is returned. That object can be turned into a concrete BorderRadius using resolve.
This method returns the same result as add applied to the result of
negating the argument (using the prefix unary - operator or multiplying
the argument by -1.0 using the * operator).
Implementation
@override
BorderRadiusGeometry subtract(BorderRadiusGeometry other) {
if (other is BorderRadiusDirectional)
return this - other;
return super.subtract(other);
}