OpenRange
OpenRange provides a simple interface for building custom range-like objects for any type that can be represented numerically.
Documentation
See the full documentation: openrange.readthedocs.org
Installation
OpenRange is easy to install using pip.
$ pip install openrangeSupport
OpenRange is tested against:
python 2.7, 3.2, 3.3, 3.4
pypy and pypy3
Primary development and testing were for python 2.7.
Contribute
Contribution is welcome from those who propose new features, have ideas for improvement, or submit bug fixes. Here’s a checklist for contributing to this project:
Open or respond to an issue to discuss a feature or bug
Fork the repo on GitHub and start making changes
Write test(s) for the bug or feature
Add yourself to CONTRIBUTORS.rst
Send a pull request
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