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How I can pass the click event from child composable to its parent?
e.g:
```Card(
  Modifier.clickable { doSomething() }
){
   CheckBox(
     .....,
     onCheckedChange = {  } // leave it empty and pass its event to parent
   )
   Text("Some label")
}```

pass in a lambda that is invoked from the onCheckedChange

I don't want to manage multiple clicks for the same purpose, more easier to disable clicks from children composable and delegate it to the parent, but how I can achieve that?

Could you check if setting `onCheckedChange` to `null` does the trick? According to doc this should work :thinking_face:
```If null, then this is passive and relies entirely on a higher-level component to control the "checked" state.```

Can confirm changing it to null is the answer

I have a similar question to this, but my child composable is `Chip` which takes a non-null `onClick` arg. I have a `FlowRow` of `Chip` s and I only want the `FlowRow` to be clickable.

You could set your `Chip` to be `enabled = false`. But be aware, that it will change how chip is displayed. Maybe you will want to adjust chip disabled colors with
```colors = ChipDefaults.chipColors(
    disabledBackgroundColor = ...,
    disabledContentColor = ...,
)```

When I do that, I don’t get any click events on the `FlowRow`

Hmm, weird. You are using `.clickable` modifier on the FlowRow?

`combinedClickable`  passing in non-null `onClick` and `onLongClick`

I suppose I could just stick a `Box` over the `Chip` and handle it that way, but I suspect there’s a proper way to do this