BoxLang Ranges Part 2: Custom Types with IRangeable

BoxLang Ranges Part 2: Custom Types with IRangeable The features covered here are in the 1.14-snapshot builds In Part 1, we covered all the built-in range features — types, boundaries, stepping, streaming, and contains semantics. Now let’s see how to make your own classes participate in ranges by implementing the IRangeable interface. The IRangeable Interface Any Java or BoxLang class can become rangeable by implementing ortus.boxlang.runtime.types.IRangeable. You need to provide: rangeAdvan...