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Cython-wrapped C++ red-black interval tree implementation

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# Interval Tree for Python #

This is a Cython-wrapped red-black interval tree from [IvanPinezhaninov/IntervalTree/](https://github.com/IvanPinezhaninov/IntervalTree).

To install:

pip install rbi-tree

Example usage:

`python >>> from rbi_tree.tree import ITree >>> t = ITree() >>> t.insert(60, 80, value={'a':'b'}) # start stop are integers >>> t.insert(20, 40) >>> t.find(10, 30) [(20, 40, None)] >>> t.find(40, 60) # half open so it gives nothing [] `

Class rbi_tree.tree.ITreed support interval deletion. This is done via value assigned automatically and serving as IDs of the intervals.

`python >>> from rbi_tree.tree import ITreed >>> t = ITreed() >>> id1 = t.insert(60, 80) # start stop are integers >>> id1 0 >>> id2 = t.insert(20, 40) >>> id2 1 `

Id``s are automatically generated and are incrementing integers starting from zero reflecting number of insertion events. These ``id``s are returned by ``find method.

`python >>> t.find(10, 30) [(20, 40, 0)] `

Ids of intervals can be used to remove them:

`python >>> t.remove(1) >>> t.find(10, 30) # now it finds nothing [] >>> t.find_at(70) # search at point [0] >>> list(t.iter_ivl()) [(60, 80, 0)] `

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