treat timestamp as date columns so they can be normalised when comparing

Author: Malte Riesch

lib/TestDbAcle/Db/Mysql/Table/Column.php

@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ public function isAutoIncrement()
 
     public function isDateTime()
     {
-        return strpos($this->meta['Type'], 'date') !== false;
+        return strpos($this->meta['Type'], 'date') !== false || strpos($this->meta['Type'], 'timestamp') !== false;
     }
 
     public function isNullable()

tests/TestDbAcle/Db/Mysql/Table/ColumnTest renamed to tests/TestDbAcle/Db/Mysql/Table/ColumnTest.php

@@ -14,10 +14,12 @@ public function test_isDateTime() {
 
         $columnDate = new \TestDbAcle\Db\Mysql\Table\Column(array('Type' => 'date'));
         $columnDateTime = new \TestDbAcle\Db\Mysql\Table\Column(array('Type' => 'datetime'));
+        $columnTimestamp = new \TestDbAcle\Db\Mysql\Table\Column(array('Type' => 'timestamp'));
         $columnTinyBlob = new \TestDbAcle\Db\Mysql\Table\Column(array('Type' => 'tinyblob'));
-        
+
         $this->assertTrue($columnDate->isDateTime());
         $this->assertTrue($columnDateTime->isDateTime());
+        $this->assertTrue($columnTimestamp->isDateTime());
         $this->assertFalse($columnTinyBlob->isDateTime());
 
     }