Proposing a new implementation for Range encoding #171
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August 8, 2018 14:18
The previous implementation was encoding a range as a list of possible
values. This is not a viable approach, as it can possibly lead to huge
messages.
The new implementation treats a range as it is: a map, with a :first and
a :last fields. Thus, the resulting bitstring of Poison.encode(a..b) is
the same as Poison.encode(%{first: a, last: b}).
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The previous implementation of
EncoderforRangewas putting all the possible elements into a list, so1..10resulted in[1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10], and likewise,1..999999999would produce a huge message (which would actually freeze your computer).The implementation I'm proposing simply treats a range as its underlying map, with a
:firstand a:lastfields.