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The ProperContains / ProperIn operators are similar to ProperIncludes and ProperIncludedIn. The primary difference is that the former two support relationships between an interval and a point, while the latter two support relationships between two intervals.
Note that despite their names, these operates are invoked in CQL using the same syntax is ProperIncludes/ProperIncludedIn. E.g.
define IntervalProperlyContainsPoint: Interval[1, 5] properly includes 3
define PointProperlyInInterval: 3 properly included in Interval[1, 5]
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The ProperContains / ProperIn operators are similar to ProperIncludes and ProperIncludedIn. The primary difference is that the former two support relationships between an interval and a point, while the latter two support relationships between two intervals.
Note that despite their names, these operates are invoked in CQL using the same syntax is
ProperIncludes
/ProperIncludedIn
. E.g.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: