Hello,
First of all, thank you for pyinterval!
This post is not really an issue but could be considered as an "ads", sorry for that ;-)
Some days ago, I was looking for a Python library providing interval arithmetic. A well-known search engine suggested pyinterval, but it seems that pyinterval is "restricted" to real numbers, and I was looking for a library that supports arbitrary objects (in short: I wanted to create and manipulate intervals of software versions).
Given I haven't found any maintained/stable/correct alternative, I decided to implement my own library that supports interval arithmetic for arbitrary comparable objects in Python. As I think I'm not the only one who found pyinterval by looking for a library that supports arbitrary objects, having a pointer to "alternative" libraries like mine could be interesting.
The library can be found at https://github.com/AlexandreDecan/python-intervals or on PyPI (package name is "python-intervals". Yeah, I known, that's not very imaginative ;-))
Hello,
First of all, thank you for pyinterval!
This post is not really an issue but could be considered as an "ads", sorry for that ;-)
Some days ago, I was looking for a Python library providing interval arithmetic. A well-known search engine suggested pyinterval, but it seems that pyinterval is "restricted" to real numbers, and I was looking for a library that supports arbitrary objects (in short: I wanted to create and manipulate intervals of software versions).
Given I haven't found any maintained/stable/correct alternative, I decided to implement my own library that supports interval arithmetic for arbitrary comparable objects in Python. As I think I'm not the only one who found pyinterval by looking for a library that supports arbitrary objects, having a pointer to "alternative" libraries like mine could be interesting.
The library can be found at https://github.com/AlexandreDecan/python-intervals or on PyPI (package name is "python-intervals". Yeah, I known, that's not very imaginative ;-))