def test_merge_overlappings(self):
self.assertEqual(
interval.mergeOverlapping(
'[-10,-7], (-8,1], [3,6), (4,12), [15,23]'),
'[-10,1], [3,12), [15,23]')
self.assertEqual(
interval.mergeOverlapping('[1,5],[2,6),(8,10],[8,18]'),
'[1,5], [8,18]')
def main():
"""
Prompts user for intervals, which it merges. Exits on "quit".
"""
intlist = []
while True:
try:
inp = input('List of intervals? ')
if inp == "quit":
return
intlist = interval.parseList(inp)
intlist = interval.mergeOverlapping(intlist)
interval.printList(intlist)
break
except (IntervalError, ValueError):
print('Error inputting intervals')
while True:
istr = input('interval? ')
if istr == "quit":
break
try:
val = interval(istr)
intlist = interval.insert(intlist, val)
interval.printList(intlist)
except (IntervalError, ValueError):
print('Invalid interval')
def main():
while True:
try:
list_of_intervals = input("List of intervals? ")
if list_of_intervals == 'quit':
print ('')
sys.exit(1)
list_of_intervals = interval.mergeOverlapping(list_of_intervals)
break
except KeyboardInterrupt:
sys.exit(1)
except Exception:
print ('Invalid list of intervals')
pass
while True:
try:
interv = input('Interval? ')
if interv == 'quit':
print ('')
break
else:
interval(interv)
list_of_intervals = interval.insert(list_of_intervals, interv)
print (list_of_intervals)
except KeyboardInterrupt:
sys.exit(1)
except:
print ('Invalid interval')
def main() :
"""
Prompts user for intervals, which it merges. Exits on "quit".
"""
intlist = []
while True :
try :
inp = input('List of intervals? ')
if inp == "quit":
return
intlist = interval.parseList(inp)
intlist = interval.mergeOverlapping(intlist)
interval.printList(intlist)
break
except (IntervalError, ValueError):
print('Error inputting intervals')
while True :
istr = input('interval? ')
if istr == "quit" :
break
try :
val = interval(istr)
intlist = interval.insert(intlist,val)
interval.printList(intlist)
except (IntervalError, ValueError) :
print('Invalid interval')
def test_mergeOverlapping(self):
## testing examples:
int1 = interval('[1,3]')
int2 = interval('[2,4]')
int3 = interval('[4,5]')
int5 = interval('[7,10]')
int6 = interval('[8,12]')
int7 = interval('[11,13]')
mergedInt123 = interval('[1,5]')
mergedInt56 = interval('[7,12]')
mergedInt57 = interval('[7,13]')
mergedInts = [mergedInt123,mergedInt56]
adjmergedInts = [mergedInt123,mergedInt57]
nonmergedInts = [int1,int5]
## test merged lists:
self.assertEqual(interval.mergeOverlapping([int1,int2,int3,int5,int6]), mergedInts)
## test adjacent merges:
self.assertEqual(interval.mergeOverlapping([int1,int3,int5,int7]), adjmergedInts)
## test non-merge
self.assertEqual(interval.mergeOverlapping([int1,int5]), nonmergedInts)
def test_mergeOverlapping(self):
## testing examples:
int1 = interval('[1,3]')
int2 = interval('[2,4]')
int3 = interval('[4,5]')
int5 = interval('[7,10]')
int6 = interval('[8,12]')
int7 = interval('[11,13]')
mergedInt123 = interval('[1,5]')
mergedInt56 = interval('[7,12]')
mergedInt57 = interval('[7,13]')
mergedInts = [mergedInt123, mergedInt56]
adjmergedInts = [mergedInt123, mergedInt57]
nonmergedInts = [int1, int5]
## test merged lists:
self.assertEqual(
interval.mergeOverlapping([int1, int2, int3, int5, int6]),
mergedInts)
## test adjacent merges:
self.assertEqual(interval.mergeOverlapping([int1, int3, int5, int7]),
adjmergedInts)
## test non-merge
self.assertEqual(interval.mergeOverlapping([int1, int5]),
nonmergedInts)
def test_mergeOverlapping(self):
# test to merge a list of intervals
self.assertEquals(interval.mergeOverlapping(self.list),[self.interval3, self.interval4])
def test_merge_overlappings(self):
self.assertEqual(
interval.mergeOverlapping("[-10,-7], (-8,1], [3,6), (4,12), [15,23]"), "[-10,1], [3,12), [15,23]"
)
self.assertEqual(interval.mergeOverlapping("[1,5],[2,6),(8,10],[8,18]"), "[1,5], [8,18]")
