Number - Scala Mathematical Library
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BoundaryBehavior

com.phasmidsoftware.number.core.inner.BoundaryBehavior
See theBoundaryBehavior companion trait
object BoundaryBehavior

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Companion
trait
Graph
Supertypes
class Object
trait Matchable
class Any
Self type

Members list

Type members

Classlikes

object given_BoundaryBehavior_Int extends BoundaryBehavior[Int]

Provides boundary behavior for the Int type when normalizing to a range. Specifically, this instance models non-circular, number-like behavior:

Provides boundary behavior for the Int type when normalizing to a range. Specifically, this instance models non-circular, number-like behavior:

  • preferMax is set to false, indicating that the minimum boundary is preferred when a value lands exactly on a boundary due to wrapping.
  • circularEquivalent is set to false, indicating that the minimum and maximum boundaries are distinct and do not represent the same value.

Attributes

Supertypes
trait BoundaryBehavior[Int]
class Object
trait Matchable
class Any
Self type

Value members

Concrete methods

def angle[X]: BoundaryBehavior[X]

Angle behavior: prefer max, circular equivalent.

Angle behavior: prefer max, circular equivalent.

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def apply[X](prefersMax: Boolean, isCircular: Boolean): BoundaryBehavior[X]

Create a boundary behavior with specified properties.

Create a boundary behavior with specified properties.

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def number[X]: BoundaryBehavior[X]

Standard number behavior: prefer min, non-circular.

Standard number behavior: prefer min, non-circular.

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Givens

Givens

given given_BoundaryBehavior_Int: given_BoundaryBehavior_Int

Provides boundary behavior for the Int type when normalizing to a range. Specifically, this instance models non-circular, number-like behavior:

Provides boundary behavior for the Int type when normalizing to a range. Specifically, this instance models non-circular, number-like behavior:

  • preferMax is set to false, indicating that the minimum boundary is preferred when a value lands exactly on a boundary due to wrapping.
  • circularEquivalent is set to false, indicating that the minimum and maximum boundaries are distinct and do not represent the same value.

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