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package com.twitter.algebird
case class DyadicRange(maxValue : Long = Long.MaxValue) {
val levels = math.ceil(math.log(maxValue) / math.log(2)).toInt
def indicesForPoint(v : Long) = (1 to levels).map{level => (level, indexForPoint(v, level))}
def indicesForRange(start : Long, end : Long) : List[(Int,Long)] = indicesForRange(start, end, levels)
def indexForPoint(v : Long, level : Int) = v >> (level - 1)
def rangeForIndex(i : Long, level : Int) = (i << (level-1), ((i+1) << (level-1)) - 1)
def indicesForRange(start : Long, end : Long, maxLevel : Int) : List[(Int,Long)] = {
if(start > end) {
Nil
} else if(start == end) {
List((1, start))
} else {
val startIndex = indexForPoint(start, maxLevel)
val (a,b) = rangeForIndex(startIndex, maxLevel)
if(a >= start) {
if(b <= end) {
List((maxLevel, startIndex)) ++ indicesForRange(start, a - 1, maxLevel) ++ indicesForRange(b + 1, end, maxLevel)
} else {
indicesForRange(start, end, maxLevel - 1)
}
} else {
val (a2, b2) = rangeForIndex(startIndex + 1, maxLevel)
if(b2 <= end && a2 <= end) {
List((maxLevel, startIndex + 1)) ++ indicesForRange(start, a2 - 1, maxLevel - 1) ++ indicesForRange(b2 + 1, end, maxLevel)
} else {
indicesForRange(start, end, maxLevel - 1)
}
}
}
}
}
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