Fixes point_search when unique is false #14
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This change implements point_search iteratively to ensure a stack overflow can not occur. It also makes the method use the passed unique parameter, as the recursive call was previously defaulting unique to true: itv = [(5...20), (15.6...20), (15.7...20), (15.7...20)] t = IntervalTree::Tree.new(itv) p t.search(15.7) #=> [5...20, 15.6...20, 15.7...20] p t.search(15.7, unique: false) #=> Should be [5...20, 15.6...20, 15.7...20, 15.7...20], not [5...20, 15.6...20, 15.7...20] again Additionally, result.uniq is invoked at the end of the method for faster query speeds.
Fixed point_search Indentation
Co-authored-by: amarzot-yesware <[email protected]>
ZimbiX
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Jul 12, 2021
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Hi @ZimbiX, In addition to that I also changed the text of the case in which Cheers! |
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This change implements
point_searchiteratively to ensure a stack overflow can not occur.It also makes the method use the passed
uniqueparameter, as the recursive call was previously defaulting unique to true:Additionally,
result.uniqis invoked at the end of the method for faster query speeds.