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… BisectResult in types, bisect in suffix_array, suffix_file suffix_search. supports bisecting with or without a prefix result, which specifies the range of suffixes to search. if a prefix result is not passed, the full range of suffixes is used.
…r n is the upper end of an open interval, not a closed one, so passing `n := high` would prevent `high` from being searched. avoided by passing `n := high + 1`.
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Implements
types::{BisectOptions, BisectResult}and thebisectmethods inSufrSearch,SufrFile, andSuffixArray.The bisect method finds the first and last positions of query strings as they occur in the suffix array. Using this range, the number of occurrences - the count - of each query is calculated without enumerating the range.
If bisect has already been run on a prefix of the query sequence, the BisectResult of the prefix can be passed into the query BisectOptions via the optional
prefix_resultfield. In this case, the bisect of the query will only search within range of positions occupied by the prefix.Example: