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  1. Range {}
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valueUp()

Increments the range value of a specified `Range` object by the range step or given increment

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Range.prototype.valueUp()

The valueUp() method increments the range of a specified object by the range or given .

range.class.ts
public valueUp(stepIncrement = 1): this {
  typeof this.value === 'number' && stepIncrement > 0 &&
    this.setValue(this.value + stepIncrement * this.#step);
  return this;
}

Parameters

stepIncrement:

The optional stepIncrement parameter of the type increments the range . If no parameter is passed, stepIncrement defaults to 1.

Return type

Returns

The return value is the instance.

Example usage

// Example usage.
import { Range } from '@angular-package/range';

// Create new instance.
// Returns Range {min: 3, max: 27, value: 10} of Range<3, 27, 3>.
const range = new Range(3, 27, 10, 3);

// Returns 10.
range.value;

// Returns 13.
range.valueUp().value;

// Returns 19.
range.valueUp(2).value;
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