mustBeInRange

Checks that value is in the specified range.

📝 Syntax

• mustBeInRange(value, lower, upper)

• mustBeInRange(value, lower, upper, argPosition)

• mustBeInRange(value, lower, upper, boundflag1)

• mustBeInRange(value, lower, upper, boundflag1, argPosition)

• mustBeInRange(value, lower, upper, boundflag1, boundflag2)

• mustBeInRange(value, lower, upper, boundflag1, boundflag2, argPosition)

• C++: void mustBeInRange(const ArrayOfVector& args, const ArrayOf& lower, const ArrayOf& upper, const std::wstring& boundflag1, const std::wstring& boundflag2, int argPosition)

📥 Input argument

• value - a numeric value: scalar or matrix

• lower - a scalar numeric or logical value.

• upper - a scalar numeric or logical value.

• boundflag1 - 'inclusive', 'exclusice', 'exclude-lower' or 'exclude-upper'.

• boundflag2 - 'inclusive', 'exclusice', 'exclude-lower' or 'exclude-upper'.

• argPosition - a positive integer value: Position of input argument.

📄 Description

mustBeInRange checks that value is in the specified range or raise an error.

The only valid combination of the flags is exclude-lower with exclude-upper.

💡 Example

mustBeInRange(3, 2, 4)

🔗 See also

mustBeMember.

🕔 History

Version	📄 Description
1.0.0	initial version