Thanks Martin. I'll be at ApacheCon NA 2013 next week but perhaps during that time can take a look.
Otherwise, Joe White was around before looking for a way to contribute, Joe this may be a cool way :) Cheers, Chris On 2/22/13 4:38 AM, "Martin Desruisseaux" <[email protected]> wrote: >Hello all > >The recently committed RangeSet class was the last part of Range-related >classes. The main use case is to represent the range of available data >in a time series, and the holes where data are missing. Imagine for >example a time series for thousands of remote sensing images, each image >being representative on one week (e.g. NOAA's AVHRR data). A developer >can use a loop for inserting the temporal Range of each images in a >RangeSet. Overlapping ranges are merged, which should result in a single >large range covering for instance 10 years of data. But if there is some >holes (some weeks without data), then the RangeSet will contains two or >more Range instances, with the time of missing data between the ranges. >This make easy to spot holes by examining the RangeSet content, or to >display it in a widget. > >However for licensing reasons, the implementation of >RangeSet.remove(E,E) method has not been ported. If there is any >volunteer for implementing that method, I have filled a JIRA task for >this purpose: > >https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SIS-79 > > Martin >
