NAME
Set::Infinite::Simple - an interval of 2 scalars
SYNOPSIS
This is a building block for Set::Infinite.
Please use Set::Infinite instead.
use Set::Infinite::Simple;
$a = Set::Infinite::Simple->new(1,2);
print $a->union(5,6);
USAGE
$a = Set::Infinite::Simple->new();
$a = Set::Infinite::Simple->new(1);
$a = Set::Infinite::Simple->new(1,2);
$a = Set::Infinite::Simple->new('2001-10-10','2001-10-20', 'Set::Infinite::Date'); # 'type' parameter
$a = Set::Infinite::Simple->new(@b);
$a = Set::Infinite::Simple->new($b);
parameters can be:
undef
SCALAR => means a set like [1]
SCALAR,SCALAR
ARRAY of SCALAR
Set::Infinite::Simple
$logic = $a->intersects($b);
$logic = $a->contains($b);
$i = $a->union($b);
NOTE: union returns a list if result is ($a, $b)
$i = $a->intersection($b);
$i = $a->complement($b);
$i = $a->complement;
@b = sort @a;
print $a;
tie $a, 'Set::Infinite::Simple', 1,2;
SCALAR behaves like a string "min .. max"
tie @a, 'Set::Infinite::Simple', 1,2;
$a[0], $a[1] are min and max
POP, PUSH, SHIFT, UNSHIFT, SPLICE, DELETE, and EXISTS are not defined
$a->open_end(1) open-end: elements are < end
$a->open_begin(1) open-start: elements are > begin
$a->open_end(0) close-end: elements are <= end
$a->open_begin(0) close-start: elements are >= begin
Global: separators(@i) chooses the separators. default are [ ] ( ) '..' ','.
infinite returns an 'infinity' number.
minus_infinite returns '- infinity' number.
null returns 'null'.
Internal:
$a = Set::Infinite::Simple->fastnew( object_begin, object_end, open_begin, open_end );
CHANGES
'new' parameter 'type'
moved to Set::Infinite.pm in version 0.30:
tolerance
real
integer
type
removed in version 0.30:
tie
add
TODO
formatted string input like '[0..1]'
AUTHOR
Flavio Soibelmann Glock <fglock@pucrs.br>