Refactor index / count normalization in range-like methods #10753
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@HertzDevil this needs an update again |
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This refactor captures the index / count normalization in many
Indexablemethods and some others outside; it is the range-like equivalent ofIndexable#check_index_out_of_bounds.Related to #10243. (Any method that uses
normalize_start_and_countorrange_to_index_and_countwill have the same index behaviour noted there.)There are at least two methods where this refactor does not apply, because they require exactly
countelements and not "countor less" elements:Array(T)#fill(value : T, from : Int, count : Int)Slice(T)#[]?(start : Int, count : Int)