Make TDateTime a record so that it can be automatically converted to the native DateTime type under Echoes #70
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…the native DateTime type under Echoes
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The assemblies I'm writing are used by C# users and because
TDateTimeis just an alias forDouble, all they can see is aDoubleparameter/property/value when working with my Oxygene assemblies.This pull request changes
TDateTimeto be a record that implicitly converts to and fromDoublealong with an implicit conversion to and fromDateTimewhen compiled for Echoes.Note that its internal
Valueneeds to be public so that advanced usages not covered by operators is still possible.