On Tue, 2011-02-08 at 20:43 +0100, Erik Rijkers wrote:
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> Documentation:
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> Section 9.18:
> table 9-42. range functions:
> The following functions are missing (I encountered them in the regression
> tests):
> contained_by()
> range_eq()
I opted not to document functions that mostly exist to implement
operators. Some people might prefer the names, but then they don't
benefit from GiST index searches. So, I left this as-is for now.
> section 'Constructing Ranges' (8.16.6):
> In the code example, remove the following line:
> "-- the int4range result will appear in the canonical format"
> it doesn't make sense there. At this place "canonical format" has not been
> discussed;
> maybe it is not even discussed anywhere.
Thank you. I have added a forward reference.
> also (same place):
> 'where "_" is used to mean "exclusive" and "" is used to mean
> "inclusive".'
> should be:
> 'where "_" is used to mean "exclusive" and "i" is used to mean
> "inclusive".'
Thank you, fixed.
> And btw: it should mention here that the range*inf* functions,
> an underscore to separate 'range' from the rest of the function name, e.g.:
> range_linfi_() => infinite lower bound, inclusive upper bound
I tried to clarify that section.
Thank you for the review! Updated patch forthcoming.
Regards,
Jeff Davis
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