I've spent a lot of time trying to think through this issue on my own, but I'm not getting a better answer than what I have and my answer is HORRIBLE. So... feel free to pop me upside my head and say; "dumbass...."
I have a situation where I have multiple ranges. i.e. 100 to 200 and 100 to 200 (yes that is the same value ranges, but each range is a separate list of property values. (just go with it) I have a second set of values. Each object in this second set can have a range within those two ranges. (I'll give examples below) What I am attempting to find out is the subset of values from the first sets that are not within the second set.
Property Sets
"Set1" range from 0 to 3
"Set2" range from 0 to 3
Object Sets
"Object1" range for "Set1" from 0 to 2, range for "Set2" 0 to 3
"Object2" range for "Set1" from 0 to 3, range for "Set2" 0 to 2
In this example this example there would be a subset for for the values not found in the objects that would equal
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I've spent a lot of time trying to think through this issue on my own, but I'm not getting a better answer than what I have and my answer is HORRIBLE. So... feel free to pop me upside my head and say; "dumbass...."
I have a situation where I have multiple ranges. i.e. 100 to 200 and 100 to 200 (yes that is the same value ranges, but each range is a separate list of property values. (just go with it) I have a second set of values. Each object in this second set can have a range within those two ranges. (I'll give examples below) What I am attempting to find out is the subset of values from the first sets that are not within the second set.
Property Sets
"Set1" range from 0 to 3
"Set2" range from 0 to 3
Object Sets
"Object1" range for "Set1" from 0 to 2, range for "Set2" 0 to 3
"Object2" range for "Set1" from 0 to 3, range for "Set2" 0 to 2
In this example this example there would be a subset for for the values not found in the objects that would equal
Set1 3, Set2, 3
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