#1643 Add support for EpochTimestamp and Decimal #1644
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… into finos#1643-EpochTimeStampMillis # Conflicts: # vuu/src/test/scala/org/finos/vuu/core/table/ColumnTest.scala # vuu/src/test/scala/org/finos/vuu/net/json/RowUpdateSerializerTest.scala
… into finos#1643-EpochTimeStampMillis
…EpochTimeStamp # Conflicts: # vuu/src/main/scala/org/finos/vuu/core/sort/SortCompares.scala # vuu/src/test/scala/org/finos/vuu/core/sort/GenericSortTest.scala # vuu/src/test/scala/org/finos/vuu/core/sort/SortComparesTest.scala
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Added support for two new column types in the Vuu backend. Further work will be required on the Front-end to support these.
1) EpochTimestamp
This is a wrapper around a Long, containing the number of Nanoseconds since Unix epoch. It uses less memory than java.time.Instant.
2) Decimal
This is a wrapper around a Long, containing a Decimal value that has been multiplied by 10^8 to move the decimal point. Any precision beyond 8 decimal places is lost.
It also only supports Decimal values between -92,233,720,368.54775808 and 92,233,720,368.54775807
3) Misc
I also fixed a few issues that were spotted in the code as I added these features: