rx.util.Range.createWithCount(int start, int count) yields invalid sequence when start != 1

[christianbourgeois]

createWithCount(1, 4) correctly yields (1, 2, 3, 4)
createWithCount(2, 4) yields (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9) where it should be (2, 3, 4, 5)
createWithCount(0, 4) yields () where it should be (0, 1, 2, 3)
createWithCount(-1, 4) yields () where it should be (-1, 0, 1, 2)

[benjchristensen]

Thanks @mairbek for the quick fix.

@christianbourgeois I have merged the fix (#165) and will include in the next release. I just want to review one more pull request to try and get it into that release.

It is okay if I wait until end of day today to release the new code or do you need the fix sooner?

[christianbourgeois]

Thanks @mairbek for the quick fix and @benjchristensen for the merge.

You are all very fast, I was in the process of sending a pull request when I saw the fix by @mairbek.

This issue is not critical in any way for me, no worries for the release.

[benjchristensen]

Then I'll finish up the other work before doing this release (hoping either end-of-day or over weekend).

Thanks for reporting the bug and being willing to submit a pull request (until @mairbek beat you to it!).

[mairbek]

Thank you @christianbourgeois for reporting the issue.

I had shortly realized what a dumb mistake I made in that code :)