Introduce a maxDeltaT to check if referencing points are within range #994
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Hi @cdrnet,
I ran into a situation where I wanted to have the (LinearSpline) interpolation to fail when the two points used for interpolation are not within a certain range from point 't'.
I added a function which you can provide with a MaxDeltaT argument.
Please let me know if you'd like this addition for the library. It is currently implemented directly in LinearSpline, but I can imagine it might be worth for all interpolation functions. So if you like the idea I can extend it towards the IInterpolation Interface and implement it into all implementations.
Kind Regards Hylke