intro

Party

interval_map

Generates an attendance history of a party by inserting into an interval_map. Demonstrating aggregate on overlap.

basic

Interval

interval

Intervals for integral and continuous instance types. Closed and open interval borders.

basic

Interval container

interval_set,
separate_interval_set,
split_interval_set,
split_interval_map,
interval_map

Basic characteristics of interval containers.

basic

Overlap counter

interval_map

The most simple application of an interval map: Counting the overlaps of added intervals.

advanced

Party's height average

interval_map

Using aggregate on overlap a history of height averages of party guests is computed. Associated values are user defined class objects, that implement an appropriate operator += for the aggregation.

advanced

Party's tallest guests

interval_map,
split_interval_map

Using aggregate on overlap the heights of the party's tallest guests are computed. Associated values are aggregated via a maximum functor, that can be chosen as template parameter of an interval_map class template.

advanced

Time grids for months and weeks

split_interval_set

Shows how the border preserving split_interval_set can be used to create time partitions where different periodic time intervals overlay each other.

advanced

Man power

interval_set,
interval_map

Set style operations on interval_sets and interval_maps like union, difference and intersection can be used to obtain calculations in a flexible way. Example man_power demonstrates such operations in the process of calculating the available man-power of a company in a given time interval.

advanced

User groups

interval_map

Example user_groups shows how interval_maps can be unified or intersected to calculate desired information.

and std

Std copy

interval_map

Fill interval containers using std::copy.

and std

Std transform

interval_map,
separate_interval_set

Fill interval containers from user defined objects using std::transform.