IntRange class

An immutable number range with min/max values.

Signature:

export default class IntRange implements Comparable<IntRange>

Implements: Comparable<IntRange>

Remarks

The minimum and maximum values can use null to represent "none".

Constructor	Modifiers	Description
(constructor)(min, max)		Constructor.

Property	Modifiers	Type	Description
isSingleton	`readonly`	boolean	Test if this range represents a singleton value, where the minimum and maximum values in the range are equal.
length	`readonly`	number	Get the number of values between `min` and `max`, inclusive.
max	`readonly`	number \| null	Get the minimum value.
min	`readonly`	number \| null	Get the minimum value.

Method	Modifiers	Description
adjacentTo(o)		Test if this range is adjacent to (but not intersecting) a given range.
canMergeWith(o)		Test if this range could be merged with another range. Two ranges can be merged if they are either adjacent to or intersect with each other.
compareTo(o)		Compares this object with the specified object for order. Unbounded (`null`) values are ordered before bounded (non-`null`) values.
contains(value)		Test if a value is within this range, inclusive.
containsAll(min, max)		Test if another range is completely within this range, inclusive.
containsRange(o)		Test if another range is completely within this range, inclusive.
delimiter(locale)	`static`	Get a locale-specific range delimiter to use.
description(bounds, r, options)	`static`	Generate a description of a range.
equals(obj)		Test for equality. This method tests if `obj` is an instance of `IntRange` and compares the `min` and `max` values for strict equality.
intersects(o)		Test if this range intersects with a given range.
mergeWith(o)		Merge this range with a given range, returning the merged range.
of(value)	`static`	Create a singleton range, where the minimum and maximum values are equal.
parseRange(value, bounds, options)	`static`	Parse a range array of number strings into an `IntRange`.
rangeOf(min, max)	`static`	Create a range.
toString()		Get a string representation. The format returned by this method is `[min..max]`. Any `null` value will be represented as an empty string.