Wrong interval relation
See original GitHub issueHi,
The following code output OVERLAPS
instead of the expected AFTER
. What am I doing wrong?
LongInterval i1 = new LongInterval(1L, 5L);
LongInterval i2 = new LongInterval(8L, 10L);
System.out.println(i1.ir(i2));
I’m using version 1.6.2.
Thanks, Carlos
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Hi,
the release was tagged to early on Github (I just recreated the release with the right source code). The Maven deployment is based on the right code, so it is good to use 1.6.4.
Best, Philipp
Hi crypticmind!
Thanks for the bug-report. It is fixed in the newest version
1.6.4
. The version will probably be available tomorrow (or earlier) on Maven Central.Btw. the result should have been
BEFORE
[1, 5] is before [8, 10].