Handle all primitive types.

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Handle all primitive types. #1

Open JohanLarsson opened 5 years ago

JohanLarsson commented 5 years ago

[ ] System.BigInteger
[x] System.Boolean
[x] System.Byte
[x] System.Char
[x] System.DateTime
[x] System.DateTimeOffset
[x] System.Decimal
[x] System.Double
[x] System.Enum ([Flags])
[x] System.Guid
[x] System.Int16
[x] System.Int32
[x] System.Int64
[x] System.IntPtr
[x] System.Object
[x] System.SByte
[x] System.Single
[x] System.String
[x] System.TimeSpan
[x] System.UInt16
[x] System.UInt32
[x] System.UInt64
[x] System.UIntPtr
[ ] System.Url

Specification: https://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-2/

JohanLarsson commented 5 years ago


[TestCase('a')]
[TestCase('\t')]
public void Char(char value)
{
    var with = new WithMutable<char> { Value = value };
    var actual = Xml.Serialize(with);
    var expected = Reference.Xml(with);
    Assert.AreEqual(expected, actual);
}

jnm2 commented 5 years ago

Where would BigInteger fall in the grand scheme of things?

jnm2 commented 5 years ago

IntPtr and UIntPtr are primitive types too, I think.

jnm2 commented 5 years ago

Would byte[] as base64 be considered an XML primitive?

JohanLarsson commented 5 years ago

@jnm2 how would you like the defaults for serializing DateTime & DateTimeOffset? I'm thinking UTC and ISO8601 as default.

jnm2 commented 5 years ago

ISO 8601 would be my preference.