Closed phenaproxima closed 10 years ago
furthest() is essentially the inverse of closest(), in the sense that rather than stopping at the first parent matched by the filter, it stops at the last. This would be highly useful to solve a little problem I'm having in DMU.
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10 years ago
furthest() is essentially the inverse of closest(), in the sense that rather than stopping at the first parent matched by the filter, it stops at the last. This would be highly useful to solve a little problem I'm having in DMU.
Self-assigning.