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Describe datetime data and index types #3036
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I have no objections about markup refactorings here and there, but datetime doc in the messagepack datamodel descriptions seems like is mismatching their current neighbourhood. And should be moved elsewhere.
+-------------------+-------------------------+--------------------------------+------------------------------+ | ||
| scalar | integer | "`number`_" | ``12345`` | | ||
+-------------------+-------------------------+--------------------------------+------------------------------+ | ||
| scalar | float 64 (double) | "`number`_" | ``1.2345`` | |
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I do see it's kind of offtopic for the datetime
discussion, but still is bothering me: why there are 2 rows for double literals? (LuaJIT ffi cdata and standard Lua number). What we wanted to highlight here? (That we could, depending on value, may end up using either number or extended LuaJIT type? But similarly we would have for integer values, but there are no duplication.)
I'me very much confused here...
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Thanks for noticing that! Tracked in #3040.
* Remove API usage example * Clarify the status of c-dt library
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Resolves #2509