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Range-Ext

Range-Ext is a Rust library to handle range intersections. It provides a set of types and methods to determine whether and how two numeric ranges intersect.

Features

  • Intersection Enumeration: A simple enumeration helps to identify the type of intersection occurring between ranges. Options include: Empty, Overlap, and Full.
  • Extended Intersection Enumeration: An extended enumeration introduces additional, more specific types of intersection for ranges. It includes Bellow, BellowOverlap, Within, Same, Over, AboveOverlap, Above.
  • Intersection Trait: A trait that can be implemented on ranges to determine the kind of intersection with another range.

Usage

To use Range-Ext in your Rust program, add it to your Cargo.toml file:

use range_ext::{IntersectionExt, Intersect};

let range1 = 3..10;
let range2 = 5..8;

let intersection = range1.intersect(&range2);

Issue: I think there is a problem with intersecting Range, if either of the ranges have no ascending start to end. To make it work I have assumed I can reverse if they are descending, but that is causing the other to becaome RangeToInclusive, and that is not yet implemented. So dont have any descending ranges for now.

TODO: There is still missing RangeToInclusive at the moment.

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