<itemvalue="Primary ScrollViews obtain their ScrollController via inheritance from a PrimaryScrollController widget. You cannot both set primary to true and pass an explicit controller."/>
<itemvalue="Metrics"/>
<itemvalue="_hovering"/>
<itemvalue="Ink Ripple"/>
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<itemvalue="Creates an iOS 14 style selection overlay that highlights the magnified area (or the currently selected item, depending on how you described it elsewhere) of a [CupertinoPicker]. The [background] argument default value is [CupertinoColors.tertiarySystemFill]. It must be non-null. The [capLeftEdge] and [capRightEdge] arguments decide whether to add a default margin and use rounded corners on the left and right side of the rectangular overlay. Default to true and must not be null."/>
<itemvalue="Evaluates a JavaScript expression in the context of the current page. On Android returns the evaluation result as a JSON formatted string. On iOS depending on the value type the return value would be one of: - For primitive JavaScript types: the value string formatted (e.g JavaScript 100 returns '100'). - For JavaScript arrays of supported types: a string formatted NSArray(e.g '(1,2,3), note that the string for NSArray is formatted and might contain newlines and extra spaces.'). - Other non-primitive types are not supported on iOS and will complete the Future with an error. The Future completes with an error if a JavaScript error occurred, or on iOS, if the type of the evaluated expression is not supported as described above. When evaluating Javascript in a [WebView], it is best practice to wait for the [WebView.onPageFinished] callback. This guarantees all the Javascript embedded in the main frame HTML has been loaded."/>