Package ucar.ma2

Class Range

  • All Implemented Interfaces:
    Iterable<Integer>, RangeIterator

    @Immutable
    public class Range
    extends Object
    implements RangeIterator
    Represents a set of integers, used as an index for arrays. No duplicates are allowed. It should be considered as a subset of the interval of integers [first(), last()] inclusive. For example Range(1:11:3) represents the set of integers {1,4,7,10} Note that Range no longer is always strided or monotonic. Immutable.

    Elements must be nonnegative and unique. EMPTY is the empty Range. VLEN is for variable length dimensions.

    Standard iteration is

      for (int idx : range) {
        ...
      }
     
    • Constructor Summary

      Constructors 
      Constructor Description
      Range​(int length)
      Create a range starting at zero, with unit stride.
      Range​(int first, int last)
      Create a range with unit stride.
      Range​(int first, int last, int stride)
      Create a range with a specified values.
      Range​(String name, int first, int last)
      Create a named range with unit stride.
      Range​(String name, int first, int last, int stride)
      Create a named range with a specified name and values.
    • Field Detail

      • EMPTY

        public static final Range EMPTY
      • ONE

        public static final Range ONE
      • VLEN

        public static final Range VLEN
    • Constructor Detail

      • Range

        public Range​(int first,
                     int last)
              throws InvalidRangeException
        Create a range with unit stride.
        Parameters:
        first - first value in range
        last - last value in range, inclusive
        Throws:
        InvalidRangeException - elements must be nonnegative, 0 <= first <= last
      • Range

        public Range​(int length)
        Create a range starting at zero, with unit stride.
        Parameters:
        length - number of elements in the Range
      • Range

        public Range​(String name,
                     int first,
                     int last)
              throws InvalidRangeException
        Create a named range with unit stride.
        Parameters:
        name - name of Range
        first - first value in range
        last - last value in range, inclusive
        Throws:
        InvalidRangeException - elements must be nonnegative, 0 <= first <= last
      • Range

        public Range​(int first,
                     int last,
                     int stride)
              throws InvalidRangeException
        Create a range with a specified values.
        Parameters:
        first - first value in range
        last - last value in range, inclusive
        stride - stride between consecutive elements, must be > 0
        Throws:
        InvalidRangeException - elements must be nonnegative: 0 <= first <= last, stride > 0
      • Range

        public Range​(String name,
                     int first,
                     int last,
                     int stride)
              throws InvalidRangeException
        Create a named range with a specified name and values.
        Parameters:
        name - name of Range
        first - first value in range
        last - last value in range, inclusive
        stride - stride between consecutive elements, must be > 0
        Throws:
        InvalidRangeException - elements must be nonnegative: 0 <= first <= last, stride > 0
    • Method Detail

      • make

        public static Range make​(String name,
                                 int len)
      • make

        public static Range make​(int first,
                                 int last)
      • getName

        public String getName()
        Description copied from interface: RangeIterator
        The name of this Range iterator.
        Specified by:
        getName in interface RangeIterator
        Returns:
        name, or null if none
      • first

        public int first()
        Returns:
        first in range
      • last

        public int last()
        Returns:
        last in range, inclusive
      • length

        public int length()
        Description copied from interface: RangeIterator
        The number of index in this iterator.
        Specified by:
        length in interface RangeIterator
        Returns:
        the number of elements in the range.
      • stride

        public int stride()
        Returns:
        stride, must be >= 1 when evenly strided, -1 if not // * @deprecated use iterator(), dont assume evenly strided
      • contains

        public boolean contains​(int want)
        Is want contained in this Range?
        Parameters:
        want - index in the original Range
        Returns:
        true if the ith element would be returned by the Range iterator
      • compose

        public Range compose​(Range r)
                      throws InvalidRangeException
        Create a new Range by composing a Range that is relative to this Range. Revised 2013/04/19 by Dennis Heimbigner to handle edge cases. See the commentary associated with the netcdf-c file dceconstraints.h, function dceslicecompose().
        Parameters:
        r - range relative to base
        Returns:
        combined Range, may be EMPTY
        Throws:
        InvalidRangeException - elements must be nonnegative, 0 <= first <= last
      • compact

        public Range compact()
                      throws InvalidRangeException
        Create a new Range by compacting this Range by removing the stride. first = first/stride, last=last/stride, stride=1.
        Returns:
        compacted Range
        Throws:
        InvalidRangeException - elements must be nonnegative, 0 <= first <= last
      • element

        public int element​(int i)
                    throws InvalidRangeException
        Get ith element
        Parameters:
        i - index of the element
        Returns:
        the i-th element of a range.
        Throws:
        InvalidRangeException - i must be: 0 <= i < length
      • index

        public int index​(int want)
                  throws InvalidRangeException
        Get the index for this element: inverse of element
        Parameters:
        want - the element of the range
        Returns:
        index
        Throws:
        InvalidRangeException - if illegal elem
      • intersect

        public Range intersect​(Range r)
                        throws InvalidRangeException
        Create a new Range by intersecting with a Range using same interval as this Range. NOTE: we dont yet support intersection when both Ranges have strides
        Parameters:
        r - range to intersect
        Returns:
        intersected Range, may be EMPTY
        Throws:
        InvalidRangeException - elements must be nonnegative
      • intersects

        public boolean intersects​(Range r)
        Determine if a given Range intersects this one. NOTE: we dont yet support intersection when both Ranges have strides
        Parameters:
        r - range to intersect
        Returns:
        true if they intersect
        Throws:
        UnsupportedOperationException - if both Ranges have strides
      • past

        public boolean past​(Range want)
        If this range is completely past the wanted range
        Parameters:
        want - desired range
        Returns:
        true if first() > want.last()
      • shiftOrigin

        public Range shiftOrigin​(int origin)
                          throws InvalidRangeException
        Create a new Range shifting this range by a constant factor.
        Parameters:
        origin - subtract this from each element
        Returns:
        shifted range
        Throws:
        InvalidRangeException - elements must be nonnegative, 0 <= first <= last
      • union

        public Range union​(Range r)
                    throws InvalidRangeException
        Create a new Range by making the union with a Range using same interval as this Range. NOTE: no strides
        Parameters:
        r - range to add
        Returns:
        intersected Range, may be EMPTY
        Throws:
        InvalidRangeException - elements must be nonnegative
      • getFirstInInterval

        public int getFirstInInterval​(int start)
        Find the first element in a strided array after some index start. Return the smallest element k in the Range, such that
        • k >= first
        • k >= start
        • k <= last
        • k = element of this Range
        Parameters:
        start - starting index
        Returns:
        first in interval, else -1 if there is no such element.
      • equals

        public boolean equals​(Object o)
        Range elements with same first, last, stride are equal.
        Overrides:
        equals in class Object
      • hashCode

        public int hashCode()
        Override Object.hashCode() to implement equals.
        Overrides:
        hashCode in class Object