class_docstr: A setting that specifies an integer range where the minimum and maximum
  can be set to unbounded by the user.
  
  The maximum value can be relative to the far side in which case a negative
  number is returned for slicing.
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docstr: Compose a text value that uses absolute upper bounds coordinates
  
  Return a text value for IntegerOrUnboundedRange that keeps the min
  and the max the same, but states that the max is the distance in pixels
  from the origin.
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code: def compose_abs(self):
      """Compose a text value that uses absolute upper bounds coordinates
  
      Return a text value for IntegerOrUnboundedRange that keeps the min
      and the max the same, but states that the max is the distance in pixels
      from the origin.
      """
      return self.compose_max_text(self.get_display_max())
  
file_path: CellProfiler/src/subpackages/core/cellprofiler_core/setting/range/integer_range/_integer_or_unbounded_range.py
imports: from ._integer_range import IntegerRange
  from .._range import Range
  from ..._validation_error import ValidationError
label_desc: Use image node_id 10 for calling the IntegerOrUnboundedRange obj's underlying member method code with example usage: obj.compose_abs() and returns: self