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Reasoned that the case clause (RHS of []) that was previously uncovered by tests - is so as it is not a possible outcome. So case clause removed.
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@ -352,16 +352,12 @@ treelookup_range_end(EndRange, {NK0, SL0}, Iter0, Output, EndRangeFun) ->
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case leveled_codec:endkey_passed(EndRange, NK0) of
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true ->
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{LHS, RHS} = lists:splitwith(PredFun, SL0),
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case RHS of
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[] ->
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Output ++ LHS;
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[{FirstRHSKey, FirstRHSValue}|_Rest] ->
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case EndRangeFun(EndRange, FirstRHSKey, FirstRHSValue) of
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true ->
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Output ++ LHS ++ [{FirstRHSKey, FirstRHSValue}];
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false ->
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Output ++ LHS
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end
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[{FirstRHSKey, FirstRHSValue}|_Rest] = RHS,
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case EndRangeFun(EndRange, FirstRHSKey, FirstRHSValue) of
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true ->
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Output ++ LHS ++ [{FirstRHSKey, FirstRHSValue}];
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false ->
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Output ++ LHS
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end;
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false ->
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UpdOutput = Output ++ SL0,
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@ -378,6 +374,8 @@ treelookup_range_end(EndRange, {NK0, SL0}, Iter0, Output, EndRangeFun) ->
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end.
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idxtlookup_range_start(StartRange, EndRange, {TLI, IDX}, EndRangeFun) ->
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% TLI tuple of lists, IDS is a gb_tree of End Keys mapping to tuple
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% indexes
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Iter0 = tree_iterator_from(StartRange, IDX),
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case tree_next(Iter0) of
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none ->
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@ -388,6 +386,8 @@ idxtlookup_range_start(StartRange, EndRange, {TLI, IDX}, EndRangeFun) ->
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K < StartRange
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end,
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{_LHS, RHS} = lists:splitwith(PredFun, element(ListID, TLI)),
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% The RHS is the list of {EK, SK} elements where the EK >= the
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% StartRange, otherwise the LHS falls before the range
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idxtlookup_range_end(EndRange, {TLI, NK, RHS}, Iter1, [], EndRangeFun)
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end.
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@ -395,24 +395,27 @@ idxtlookup_range_end(EndRange, {TLI, NK0, SL0}, Iter0, Output, EndRangeFun) ->
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PredFun =
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fun({K, _V}) ->
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not leveled_codec:endkey_passed(EndRange, K)
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% true if EndRange is after K
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end,
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case leveled_codec:endkey_passed(EndRange, NK0) of
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true ->
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% The end key of this list is after the end of the range, so no
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% longer interested in any of the rest of the tree - just this
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% sublist
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{LHS, RHS} = lists:splitwith(PredFun, SL0),
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case RHS of
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[] ->
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Output ++ LHS;
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[{FirstRHSKey, FirstRHSValue}|_Rest] ->
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case EndRangeFun(EndRange, FirstRHSKey, FirstRHSValue) of
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true ->
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% The start key is not after the end of the range
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% and so this should be included in the range
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Output ++ LHS ++ [{FirstRHSKey, FirstRHSValue}];
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false ->
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% the start key of the next key is after the end
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% of the range and so should not be included
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Output ++ LHS
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end
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% Split the {EK, SK} pairs based on the EndRange. Note that the
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% last key is passed the end range - so the RHS cannot be empty, it
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% must at least include the last key (as NK0 is at the end of SL0).
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[{FirstRHSKey, FirstRHSValue}|_Rest] = RHS,
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case EndRangeFun(EndRange, FirstRHSKey, FirstRHSValue) of
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true ->
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% The start key is not after the end of the range
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% and so this should be included in the range
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Output ++ LHS ++ [{FirstRHSKey, FirstRHSValue}];
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false ->
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% the start key of the next key is after the end
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% of the range and so should not be included
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Output ++ LHS
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end;
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false ->
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UpdOutput = Output ++ SL0,
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tree_search_test() ->
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search_test_by_type(tree).
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search_test_by_type(tree),
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extra_searchrange_test_by_type(tree).
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idxt_search_test() ->
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search_test_by_type(idxt).
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search_test_by_type(idxt),
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extra_searchrange_test_by_type(idxt).
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skpl_search_test() ->
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search_test_by_type(skpl).
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search_test_by_type(skpl),
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extra_searchrange_test_by_type(skpl).
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search_test_by_type(Type) ->
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MapFun =
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tree_matchrange_test() ->
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matchrange_test_by_type(tree).
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matchrange_test_by_type(tree),
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extra_matchrange_test_by_type(tree).
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idxt_matchrange_test() ->
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matchrange_test_by_type(idxt).
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matchrange_test_by_type(idxt),
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extra_matchrange_test_by_type(idxt).
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skpl_matchrange_test() ->
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matchrange_test_by_type(skpl).
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matchrange_test_by_type(skpl),
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extra_matchrange_test_by_type(skpl).
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matchrange_test_by_type(Type) ->
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?assertMatch(KL_Length, LengthR(AfterFirstKey, PenultimateKey, Tree0) + 2),
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?assertMatch(1, LengthR(AfterPenultimateKey, FinalKey, Tree0)).
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extra_matchrange_test_by_type(Type) ->
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N = 4000,
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KL = lists:ukeysort(1, generate_randomkeys(1, N, 1, N div 5)),
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Tree0 = from_orderedlist(KL, Type),
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SubL = lists:sublist(KL, 2000, 3100),
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RangeLists =
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lists:map(fun(P) -> lists:sublist(SubL, P, P + 50) end,
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lists:seq(1, 50)),
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TestRangeLFun =
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fun(RangeL) ->
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SKeyV = lists:nth(1, RangeL),
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EKeyV = lists:nth(50, RangeL),
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{{o, SB, SK, null}, _SV} = SKeyV,
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{{o, EB, EK, null}, _EV} = EKeyV,
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SRangeK = {o, SB, SK ++ "0", null},
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ERangeK = {o, EB, EK ++ "0", null},
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?assertMatch(49, length(match_range(SRangeK, ERangeK, Tree0)))
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end,
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lists:foreach(TestRangeLFun, RangeLists).
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extra_searchrange_test_by_type(Type) ->
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N = 4000,
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KL = lists:ukeysort(1, generate_randomkeys(1, N, 1, N div 5)),
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SearchKL = convertkeylist(KL, []),
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% Each {K, V} in the convert list is now an {EK, SK} or a range
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Tree0 = from_orderedlist(SearchKL, Type),
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SubL = lists:sublist(KL, 2000, 3100),
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SKFun = fun(V) -> V end,
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TestRangeLFun =
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fun(P) ->
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RangeL = lists:sublist(SubL, P, P + 50),
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% If P is odd, the range keys will be between a start key and an
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% end key.
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% If P is even, the range keys will be between an end key and a
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% start key
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SKeyV = lists:nth(1, RangeL),
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EKeyV = lists:nth(50, RangeL),
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{{o, SB, SK, null}, _SV} = SKeyV,
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{{o, EB, EK, null}, _EV} = EKeyV,
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FRangeK = {o, SB, SK ++ "0", null},
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BRangeK = {o, EB, EK ++ "0", null},
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?assertMatch(25, length(search_range(FRangeK, BRangeK, Tree0, SKFun)))
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end,
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lists:foreach(TestRangeLFun, lists:seq(1, 50)).
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convertkeylist(KeyList, Acc) when length(KeyList) < 2 ->
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lists:reverse(Acc);
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convertkeylist(KeyList, Acc) ->
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[{SK, _SV}|OddTail] = KeyList,
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[{EK, _EV}|EvenTail] = OddTail,
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convertkeylist(EvenTail, [{EK, SK}|Acc]).
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match_fun(Tree) ->
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fun({K, V}) ->
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?assertMatch({value, V}, match(K, Tree))
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