Hi Steve,
Thanks for spotting that typo - just fixed it - v0.06 was released
yestarday (among other fixes/improvements).
Regarding the coercion: types are stored as objects if they can cleanly
stringify to valid XML type.
So xs:decimal can be stored as Math::BigFloat, because the module itself
stringifies nicely, but DateTime stringifies to ISO8601, which isn't
valid for most of xs:* types.
I think that I've tried to keep the values using as simple types as
possible - flattening from any objects, with the exception for larger
numbers.
But if you want to store DateTime object and produce xs: type on output,
please take a look at
https://github.com/ajgb/moosex-types-xmlschema/pull/1#issuecomment-6559183
where I've suggested using storage attribute.
Cheers,
Alex
On Mon Jun 18 11:57:44 2012, SJR wrote:
Show quoted text> The following may not be a bug. It may be my understanding of what is
> going on is wrong.
>
> I was expecting the an xs:dateTime ( it seems to have to be xs:dateTime
> and not xs:datetime as per the documentation) to convert to a DateTime
> object, but it doesn't, even if I use coerce, so I get:
>
> 'Event' => bless( {
> 'DateTime' => '2012-03-27T07:55:10',
> 'Type' => 'ACK'
> }, 'MyApp::Op:Message::Request' ),
>
> This is in contrast to xs:decimal which coerces to a BigFloat.
>
> Apologies if I'm going "off piste".
