Uses of Class
org.nerd4j.utils.math.Interval

Packages that use Interval

Package	Description
org.nerd4j.utils.math

Uses of Interval in org.nerd4j.utils.math

Methods in org.nerd4j.utils.math that return Interval

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
static <T extends Comparable<T>> Interval<T>	Interval.closed(T inf, T sup) Creates a new closed Interval with the given limits.
static <T extends Comparable<T>> Interval<T>	Interval.closedInf(T value) Creates a new Interval with a closed inferior limit and an unbounded superior limit.
static <T extends Comparable<T>> Interval<T>	Interval.closedOpen(T inf, T sup) Creates a new Interval with a closed inferior limit and an open superior limit.
static <T extends Comparable<T>> Interval<T>	Interval.closedSup(T value) Creates a new Interval with a closed superior limit and an unbounded inferior limit.
static <T extends Comparable<T>> Interval<T>	Interval.empty() Returns the singleton instance of the "empty set" Interval.
Interval<T>	Interval.intersect(Interval<T> other) Returns an interval containing only those elements that belongs to both this interval and the given one.
static <T extends Comparable<T>> Interval<T>	Interval.open(T inf, T sup) Creates a new open Interval with the given limits.
static <T extends Comparable<T>> Interval<T>	Interval.openClosed(T inf, T sup) Creates a new Interval with an open inferior limit and a closed superior limit.
static <T extends Comparable<T>> Interval<T>	Interval.openInf(T value) Creates a new Interval with a open inferior limit and an unbounded superior limit.
static <T extends Comparable<T>> Interval<T>	Interval.openSup(T value) Creates a new Interval with a open superior limit and an unbounded inferior limit.
Interval<T>	Interval.subtract(Interval<T> other) Returns an interval containing only those elements that belongs to this interval but not to the given one.
static <T extends Comparable<T>> Interval<T>	Interval.unbounded() Returns the singleton instance of an unbounded Interval.
Interval<T>	Interval.unify(Interval<T> other) Returns an interval containing those elements that belongs to at least one between this interval and the given one.

Methods in org.nerd4j.utils.math with parameters of type Interval

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
boolean	Interval.canSubtract(Interval<T> other) Tells if the given interval can be subtracted from this one.
boolean	Interval.canUnify(Interval<T> other) Tells if this interval can be unified with the given one.
boolean	Interval.includes(Interval<T> other) Tells if this interval includes the given one.
Interval<T>	Interval.intersect(Interval<T> other) Returns an interval containing only those elements that belongs to both this interval and the given one.
boolean	Interval.isConsecutiveTo(Interval<T> other) Tells if this interval is consecutive to the given one.
boolean	Interval.isDisjointFrom(Interval<T> other) Tells if this interval is disjoint frp, the given one.
boolean	Interval.isStrictlyConsecutiveTo(Interval<T> other) This is a strict version of the isConsecutiveTo(Interval) method where a further check is made to ensure that the two intervals are not overlapping.
boolean	Interval.overlaps(Interval<T> other) Tells if this interval overlaps the given one.
Interval<T>	Interval.subtract(Interval<T> other) Returns an interval containing only those elements that belongs to this interval but not to the given one.
Interval<T>	Interval.unify(Interval<T> other) Returns an interval containing those elements that belongs to at least one between this interval and the given one.

Constructors in org.nerd4j.utils.math with parameters of type Interval

Constructor and Description
NoSuchIntervalException(Interval<?> a, Interval<?> b, String op) Constructs a new exception to report a failed union between the two provided intervals.
NoSuchIntervalException(Interval<?> a, Interval<?> b, String op) Constructs a new exception to report a failed union between the two provided intervals.