Examples of Pow2LengthBitSetRange

com.google.uzaygezen.core.Pow2LengthBitSetRange
{@link BitVector} range with a power of 2 length, where the inclusive start hasall the {@code level} lowest bits set to zero, and the lowest {@code level}bits of the inclusive end are all set to one. A single point is represented as a bit set with {@code level=0}.
Caveat: As soon as the underlying bit set is modified, an instance and all its clones should be considered invalid. We have to make this compromise for performance reasons.
@author Daniel Aioanei

Examples of com.google.uzaygezen.core.Pow2LengthBitSetRange


  @Test
  public void toLongOrthotope() {
    Assert.assertEquals(ImmutableList.of(TestUtils.TWO_FOUR, TestUtils.FOUR_EIGHT), RangeUtil.toOrthotope(
      ImmutableList.of(
        new Pow2LengthBitSetRange(TestUtils.createBitVector(2, 3), 1), new Pow2LengthBitSetRange(
          TestUtils.createBitVector(4, 3), 2)), LongRangeHome.INSTANCE));
  }

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