Yan Cui
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Whilst Dart doesn’t have support for enum types but it turns out you can do a pretty good job of emulating it using Dart’s constant constructors (which allows you to create compile-time constants with your class, which in .Net you’re restricted to numbers, booleans, strings and null).
Using the technique from this SO answer you will start with a base class for your enum types:
From here, you can create other specialized enum types, such as:
Thank you, mr Sergy Akopkokhyants for this elegant little solution.
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