FIXatdl has added a number of datatypes that are not defined by FIX/FIXML. Some of these are related to GUIs and hence will never be a part of FIX, e.g. Orientation. However, some are based on FIX datatypes:
positiveInteger
StringID
LocalMktTz
In contrast there is also an informal datatype "non-negative int" that is not defined in Chapter 6. This seems inconsistent. Non-GUI related datatypes should be part of standard FIX or only defined in the context of a given attribute, similar to limiting the values by giving an explicit subset, e.g. as in Strategy/@fixMsgType.
FIXatdl has added a number of datatypes that are not defined by FIX/FIXML. Some of these are related to GUIs and hence will never be a part of FIX, e.g. Orientation. However, some are based on FIX datatypes:
In contrast there is also an informal datatype "non-negative int" that is not defined in Chapter 6. This seems inconsistent. Non-GUI related datatypes should be part of standard FIX or only defined in the context of a given attribute, similar to limiting the values by giving an explicit subset, e.g. as in Strategy/@fixMsgType.