It actually checks if any range in the set overlaps with the given range, which is when two ranges have a nonempty intersection. Updated docs and renamed it to range-set-overlaps? to clarify this. The old name is kept around as a deprecated legacy alias.
It actually checks if any range in the set overlaps with the given range, which is when two ranges have a nonempty intersection. Updated docs and renamed it to
range-set-overlaps?to clarify this. The old name is kept around as a deprecated legacy alias.