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Use `IpRange.__len__()` directly rather than calling `len(IpRange())` when
computing the length of an IpRangeList. This won't stop OverflowErrors in
calling code such as `len(IpRangeList('fe80::/10'))`, but it will provide
a method to work around the overflow by direct use of `IpRangeList.__len__()`.
Issue: #12
Python 3.x dropped the `L` suffix for the repr of long integers.
As of 2013-11-20 Travis CI removed support for testing using python 2.5 See http://blog.travis-ci.com/2013-11-18-upcoming-build-environment-updates/.
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Avoid OverflowError with large ranges
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Use
IpRange.__len__()directly rather than callinglen(IpRange())whencomputing the length of an IpRangeList. This won't stop OverflowErrors in
calling code such as
len(IpRangeList('fe80::/10')), but it will providea method to work around the overflow by direct use of
IpRangeList.__len__().Resolves: #12