PassiveSupport.Range.join

You're seeing just the function join, go back to PassiveSupport.Range module for more information.

join(range_1, range_a)

(since 0.1.0)

Specs

join(Range.t(), Range.t()) :: Range.t()

If the provided ranges overlap or are adjacent, returns a new range spanning the entirety of both

Examples

iex> join(1..5, 6..10)
1..10
iex> join(1..5, 4..8)
1..8
iex> join(10..20, 5..15)
5..20
iex> join(1..10, 2..8)
1..10

iex> join(1..2, 5..10)
** (ArgumentError) Cannot join 1..2 and 5..10

iex> join(1..5, 10..5)
** (ArgumentError) Cannot join 1..5 and 10..5//-1