Justin Blank

Sorry for the duplicate pull request/issues.

For Doubles, I believe you can use `new DoublesDSL().between(-Double.MAX_VALUE, Double.MAX_VALUE)`.

It's possible to achieve this result. new StringsDSL().betweenCodePoints((int) '0', (int)'9').ofLengthBetween(22, 22); or new StringsDSL().betweenCodePoints(48, 57).ofLengthBetween(22, 22); depending on personal preferences. A dedicated API for this might also be nice.

I started hacking together an idea for this, before checking and seeing it had been proposed. My idea was slightly different. I modified StringGeneratorBuilder to store a list of ranges...

Just following up on this. Does it seem like the sort of thing that would be interesting?

I'm wanting to generate tree-like data-structures, and thinking there's no easy way to do so (I hope this isn't based on a false assumption). So for example, any of the...

I'll try to have a look, but it might be a few days.

@hcoles I looked at the lazy initialization. If I am reading it correctly, it's not thread-safe (though that's fixable), but otherwise shouldn't have any visible effects on the behavior of...

Not 5, 7. Sheesh.

I don't know why I wrote that 3 & 4 seemed like overkill. They seem worthwhile.