Convert range() objects using 'integer_interval' from cd 'interval1' #34
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This issue adds translation for the range() class to the DefaultConverter. Note that a python range(start, stop) does not include the value of stop, whereas the 'integer_interval' symbol does. The converter thus has to add or subtract one. Fixes OpenMath#29.
MarcoCostantini
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May 21, 2020
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include also a change in the file https://github.com/OpenMath/py-openmath/blob/master/README.rst
add the ranges to the list of data types converted by default
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Thanks, I've updated the README. |
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This issue adds translation for the range() class to the DefaultConverter. Note that a python range(start, stop) does not include the value of stop, whereas the 'integer_interval' symbol does. The converter thus has to add or subtract one.
Fixes #29.