Fraction.fromGlyph constructor

Fraction.fromGlyph(String value)

Returns an instance of Fraction if value has a glyph that represents a fraction.

A 'glyph' (or 'number form') is an unicode character that represents a fraction. For example, the glyph for "1/7" is ⅐. Only a very small subset of fractions have a glyph representation. Some correct examples are:

 Fraction.fromString("⅐") // 1/7
 Fraction.fromString("⅔") // 2/3
 Fraction.fromString("⅞") // 7/8

If value doesn't represent a fraction glyph, a FractionException object is thrown.

Implementation

factory Fraction.fromGlyph(String value) {
  if (_glyphsToValues.containsKey(value)) {
    return _glyphsToValues[value]!;
  }

  throw FractionException(
    'The given string ($value) does not represent a valid fraction glyph!',
  );
}