I'm trying to pass a parameter (item, which is a data item within a FlatList) to an arrow function within a prop. Popover is a react-native-ui-kitten element. My code is given below:
function PostRenderItem({ item }){
const [deleting, setDelete] = useState(false);
//item is accessible at this point
return(
//item is accessible at this point
<Popover
visible={deleting}
anchor={(item) => {
return(
<Text>{item.content}</Text>
//item undefined at this point
)
}}>
<Button>Delete me!</Button>
</Popover>
)
};
The issue here is that item
is undefined within the arrow function declared as the anchor prop. What is the proper solution here?
<Popover
visible={deleting}
anchor={() => (
<Text>{item.content}</Text> /** item is already declared in the upper-scope */
)}
/>
OR
<Popover visible={deleting} anchor={() => renderContent(item)} />
const renderContent = item => <Text>{item.content}</Text>;