dart: use enhanced enums #8313
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Hello, is there any new information about this pr? |
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@aardappel Sorry to tag you out of the blue. Can you promote the merger of PR? |
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This seems a nice improvement :) |
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* dart: rename enums.fbs * feat: use dart enhanced enums * generate code --------- Co-authored-by: Wouter van Oortmerssen <[email protected]>
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Dart has had enhanced enums for a few years so we can now use it instead of our hacky class with static fields.
User code should be mostly unaffected, other than using the defaullt toString() now (closes #8260) and the change in
.valuestype. Both now default to standard dart enum behavior.