Comment #8 on issue 324 by wouter.b...@gmail.com: Feature: Add a new
primitive type for a DateTime format
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Temporenc (http://temporenc.org) is a comprehensive binary encoding format
for dates and times that tries to solve the problem di
Comment #7 on issue 324 by apenneba...@42six.com: Feature: Add a new
primitive type for a DateTime format
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Yes, please! Datetimes are very common fields, historically implemented
with a slew of incompatible formats. Protocol Buffers is i
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Comment #6 on issue 324 by liuj...@google.com: Feature: Add a new primitive
type for a DateTime format
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Protobuf library is designed to provides fundamental low-level primitive
types. You can use int64 or
Comment #5 on issue 324 by lukera...@gmail.com: Feature: Add a new
primitive type for a DateTime format
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The issue is not about the best representation of the datetime as it is
serialised (ms since epoch seems fine to me) it is whether t
Comment #4 on issue 324 by tom.ritc...@gmail.com: Feature: Add a new
primitive type for a DateTime format
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If you use a signed 64-bit integer for "milliseconds since the epoch", that
gets you to almost 300 million years in the past, and
Comment #3 on issue 324 by cms...@gmail.com: Feature: Add a new primitive
type for a DateTime format
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Can we just have a 64 bit type for 'milliseconds since 1970', as both Java
and Javascript like this format?
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Comment #2 on issue 324 by Grigand: Feature: Add a new primitive type for a
DateTime format
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I think adding a binary datetime type, especially based on the aging and
awful C conventions, is a terrible idea. It's just not adequate for a
Comment #1 on issue 324 by ask...@gmail.com: Feature: Add a new primitive
type for a DateTime format
http://code.google.com/p/protobuf/issues/detail?id=324
I think adding a binary datetime type, especially based on the aging and
awful C conventions, is a terrible idea. It's just not adequa
