pub fn current_interval_includes(&self, height: Height) -> bool {
        let start = self.height;
        let end = start + self.interval_length;
        start <= height && height <= end
    }
/// Returns `true` if the provided height is included in the DKG interval
/// corresponding to the current summary. Note that the summary block is
/// considered to be part of the interval. For example, if the start height
/// is 10 and the interval length is 5, we consider all heights from 10
/// to 15 as being included in the interval.
Returns `true` if the provided height is included in the DKG interval
corresponding to the current summary. Note that the summary block is
considered to be part of the interval. For example, if the start height
is 10 and the interval length is 5, we consider all heights from 10
to 15 as being included in the interval.
Returns ` true ` if the provided height is included in the DKG interval corresponding to the current summary . Note that the summary block is considered to be part of the interval . For example if the start height is 10 and the interval length is 5 we consider all heights from 10 to 15 as being included in the interval .
pub fn current_interval_includes(&self, height: Height) -> bool {
        let start = self.height;
        let end = start + self.interval_length;
        start <= height && height <= end
    }
pub fn current_interval_includes ( & self , height : Height ) -> bool { let start = self . height ; let end = start + self . interval_length ; start <= height && height <= end }
Returns `true` if the provided height is included in the DKG interval
corresponding to the current summary.
Returns ` true ` if the provided height is included in the DKG interval corresponding to the current summary .
&self
height
Height
&self
height
Height