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anyrange

Small helper trait that helps dealing with range arguments

by Sebastian Gesemann

1 unstable release

Uses old Rust 2015

0.1.0 Sep 30, 2015

#29 in #helps

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This library provides an AnyRange trait that unifies the ranges std::ops::Range, std::ops::RangeFrom, std::ops::RangeTo and std::ops::RangeFull. It offers a function for converting artibrary kinds of ranges to "concrete" ranges that have a start and an end.

Examples

assert!( (10..20).to_range(0,100) == (10.. 20) );
assert!( (10..  ).to_range(0,100) == (10..100) );
assert!( (  ..20).to_range(0,100) == ( 0.. 20) );
assert!( (  ..  ).to_range(0,100) == ( 0..100) );

lib.rs:

This library provides an AnyRange trait that unifies the ranges std::ops::Range, std::ops::RangeFrom, std::ops::RangeTo and std::ops::RangeFull. It offers a function for converting artibrary kinds of ranges to "concrete" ranges that have a start and an end.

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