Period::length() derived its count from diff()->days (day precision) and
abs() (hour/minute/second precision), both of which discard sign
information. For a period whose boundary exclusions push includedStart()
past includedEnd() (e.g. a single-day period with Boundaries::EXCLUDE_ALL),
the period is empty and iterating it yields zero dates, yet length()
still reported a positive number, disagreeing with iterator_count().
Add an explicit emptiness check so length() returns 0 whenever
includedStart() is after includedEnd(), matching the iterator's behaviour
across all precisions.
Period::length() derived its count from diff()->days (day precision) and
abs() (hour/minute/second precision), both of which discard sign
information. For a period whose boundary exclusions push includedStart()
past includedEnd() (e.g. a single-day period with Boundaries::EXCLUDE_ALL),
the period is empty and iterating it yields zero dates, yet length()
still reported a positive number, disagreeing with iterator_count().
Add an explicit emptiness check so length() returns 0 whenever
includedStart() is after includedEnd(), matching the iterator's behaviour
across all precisions.
dualfroz
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