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Commits on Feb 24, 2020

  1. model: implement floating point numbers handling 

    It turned out that PyOData does not understand floating point numbers as
defined in OData standards.

This commit adds special formatters and parsers for floating point
numbers as represented in OData standards.

The commit also adds the type Edm.Float which is not defined in
the OData V2 standard but it is most probably of a new created
Edm format specification.

The OData standard is kinda fuzzy and even examples do not match
the requirements. Hence, do not be confused by the fact that we do not
add the suffixes {d,f} to string representations and we don't check if
converted literals have the suffix.

Closes #81
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Commits on Mar 2, 2020

  1. HACK HACK HACK: experimental V3

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Commits on Mar 5, 2020

  1. model: drop the 7th microseconds digit 

    Edm.DateTime allows 7 digits for microseconds.
Python allows 6 digits for microseconds.

I think we can ignore those hundreds of nanoseconds
without the need for rounding - i.e. we can simply
ignore this information.

https://blogs.sap.com/2017/01/05/date-and-time-in-sap-gateway-foundation/comment-page-1/#comment-497276
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  2. service: do not read response.d if not exists 

    Eh, that's a stupid approach but I have no time to think.
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