driver/io.github.octaviusframework.driver.type.range/Range

Range

data class Range<T : Any>(val elementClass: KClass<T>, val lowerBound: T? = null, val upperBound: T? = null, val isLowerInclusive: Boolean = true, val isUpperInclusive: Boolean = false, val isLowerInfinite: Boolean = lowerBound == null, val isUpperInfinite: Boolean = upperBound == null, val isLowerNull: Boolean = false, val isUpperNull: Boolean = false, val isEmpty: Boolean = false)

Represents a generic, user-friendly PostgreSQL range. This class is designed to be used in application code, mapping directly to/from io.github.octaviusframework.driver.container.PgRange.

The defaults produce PostgreSQL's own [) convention: lower inclusive, upper exclusive, and a bound left null treated as unbounded rather than as a NULL value.

Note that ranges over a discrete subtype - int4range, int8range, daterange - are rewritten by the server into the canonical [) form, so what comes back describes the same span with different bounds than what went out: (1,5] is stored and read back as [2,6). Comparing a returned range field-by-field against the one you sent will not match. Continuous types (numrange, tsrange, tstzrange) have no canonical form and are stored as written.

Type Parameters

The type of the range bounds (e.g., Int, LocalDate, or a data class).

Constructors

Range

constructor(elementClass: KClass<T>, lowerBound: T? = null, upperBound: T? = null, isLowerInclusive: Boolean = true, isUpperInclusive: Boolean = false, isLowerInfinite: Boolean = lowerBound == null, isUpperInfinite: Boolean = upperBound == null, isLowerNull: Boolean = false, isUpperNull: Boolean = false, isEmpty: Boolean = false)