invoke method
The invoke RPC is used to perform regular method invocation on some
receiver, as if by dart:mirror's ObjectMirror.invoke. Note this does not
provide a way to perform getter, setter or constructor invocation.
targetId may refer to a Library, Class, or Instance.
Each elements of argumentId may refer to an Instance.
If disableBreakpoints is provided and set to true, any breakpoints hit
as a result of this invocation are ignored, including pauses resulting
from a call to debugger() from dart:developer. Defaults to false if
not provided.
If idZoneId is provided, temporary IDs for InstancesRef and
Instances in the RPC response will be allocated in the specified ID
zone. If idZoneId is omitted, ID allocations will be performed in the
default ID zone for the isolate. See IDs and Names for more information
about ID zones.
If targetId or any element of argumentIds is a temporary id which has
expired, then the Expired Sentinel is returned.
If targetId or any element of argumentIds refers to an object which
has been collected by the VM's garbage collector, then the Collected
Sentinel is returned.
If isolateId refers to an isolate which has exited, then the Collected
Sentinel is returned.
If invocation triggers a failed compilation then RPCError 113 "Expression compilation error" is returned.
If a runtime error occurs while evaluating the invocation, an ErrorRef reference will be returned.
If the invocation is evaluated successfully, an InstanceRef reference will be returned.
The return value can be one of InstanceRef or ErrorRef.
This method will throw a SentinelException in the case a Sentinel is returned.
Implementation
Future<Response> invoke(
String isolateId,
String targetId,
String selector,
List<String> argumentIds, {
bool? disableBreakpoints,
String? idZoneId,
}) =>
_call('invoke', {
'isolateId': isolateId,
'targetId': targetId,
'selector': selector,
'argumentIds': argumentIds,
if (disableBreakpoints != null)
'disableBreakpoints': disableBreakpoints,
if (idZoneId != null) 'idZoneId': idZoneId,
});