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numeric-ranges
A small library written in Haskell for working with both open-closed and single-multiple numeric ranges
Copyright 2016, Nicolas Del Piano [email protected].
This package provides a small DSL which provides a set of tools for working with both open-closed and single-multiple numeric intervals.
Installation:
cabal install numeric-ranges
You can see examples of usage in the examples
directory and read the Haddock documentation.
Tests
For running tests:
cabal test