bwilkerson
commented
7 years ago Some initial experimentation suggests that this is running into a limit related to the fact that we are using a recursive descent parser. Essentially, each 'if' statement is pushing a new context on the stack and we are probably exceeding the stack depth.
As a work-around, which will also produce more performant code, I would suggest changing your generator so that it generates code that looks more like this:
@immutable
class enumFlag
extends Object
with EnumMixin<enumFlag>
implements Enum<enumFlag> {
final int value;
final String countryCode;
static final enumFlag AD_ANDORRA = new enumFlag._(0, "ad");
enumFlag._(this.value, this.countryCode);
String toISO3166CountryCode() => countryCode;
}I realize that might not be possible, but that's what comes to mind.
ajrcarey
devoncarew
Dartanalyzer appears trapped in an infinite loop while analyzing the following file:
(The file is generated automatically, not typed by hand.)
This is on Ubuntu 16.10 with dartanalyzer 1.20.1. The problem did not occur in 1.19.
If it is helpful to provide the imported annotations and enum package, I am happy to do so. (The code predates the inclusion of native Dart enums, so uses an older pattern for enums.)