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Use three integer Value variants #165
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UnsignedInteger(u64): for all non-negative values SignedInteger(i64): for negative values that fit in a i64. LargeSignedInteger(i128): for negative values that can't be represented by i64. This should fix pyfisch#140. Signed-off-by: Mohammad AlSaleh <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Mohammad AlSaleh <[email protected]>
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Sorry this is not what I meant. I should have communicated this more clearly. What I meant is to change the serialization for integer values to serialize to an |
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I will make this change soon. |
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UnsignedInteger(u64): for all non-negative values.SignedInteger(i64): for negative values that fit in a i64.LargeSignedInteger(i128): for negative values that can't be represented by i64.This should fix #140.