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All sequences matching the given up to and including the number at limit
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Essential. Break this up into disjoint intervals
Same meaning as IntegerRegion::isBoundedAbove
Same meaning as IntegerRegion::isBoundedBelow
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Whether this Region is a non-empty interval, ie. if A, B in the Region and A <= C <= B then C is in the Region. This includes inequalities (eg. ) and the fullRegion in addition to ordinary two-ended intervals.
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The largest sequence such that all the positions in the region are >= it. Does not necessarily lie in the region. For example, the region of all numbers > 2.3 has a lowerBound of 2.3. Mathematically, this is called the 'greatest lower bound'.
Essential. The Sequence associated with the lower edge of the Region. To find out where the boundary is in relation to this sequence, check lowerEdgeType. BLASTS if unbounded below.
Essential. If lowerEdgeType is prefix, then it includes an Sequence matching each integer in the lowerEdge up to and including lowerEdgePrefixLimit.
Essential. The kind of Sequence associated with the lower edge of the Region. If SequenceRegion::inclusive then it includes the lowerEdge; if exclusive, then it does not; if prefix, then it includes any Sequence matching each integer in the lowerEdge up to and including lowerEdgePrefixLimit.
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The smallest Sequence such that all the positions in the region are <= it. Does not necessarily lie in the region. For example, the region of all numbers < 2.3 has an upperBound of 2.3. Mathematically, this is called the 'least upper bound'.
Essential. The Sequence associated with the upper edge of the Region. To find out where the boundary is in relation to this sequence, check upperEdgeType. BLASTS if unbounded below.
Essential. If upperEdgeType is prefix, then it includes a Sequence matching each integer in the upperEdge up to and including upperEdgePrefixLimit.
Essential. The kind of Sequence associated with the upper edge of the Region. If SequenceRegion::inclusive then it includes the upperEdge; if exclusive, then it does not; if prefix, then it includes any Sequence matching each integer in the upperEdge up to and including upperEdgePrefixLimit.
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