Min/Max

		Sets or gets the minimum and maximum number of items for the Array

		Arguments
			minimum {uint} -- The minimum value
			maximum {uint} -- The maximum value

		Raises:
			ValueError

		Returns:
			None

def minmax(self, minimum=None, maximum=None):
		"""Min/Max

		Sets or gets the minimum and maximum number of items for the Array

		Arguments
			minimum {uint} -- The minimum value
			maximum {uint} -- The maximum value

		Raises:
			ValueError

		Returns:
			None
		"""

		# If neither minimum or maximum is set, this is a getter
		if(minimum is None and maximum is None):
			return {"minimum": self._minimum, "maximum": self._maximum}

		# If the minimum is set
		if minimum is not None:

			# If the value is not a valid int or long
			if not isinstance(minimum, (int, long)):

				# If it's a valid representation of an integer
				if isinstance(minimum, basestring) \
					and _typeToRegex['int'].match(minimum):

					# Convert it
					minimum = int(minimum, 0)

				# Else, raise an error
				else:
					raise ValueError('minimum')

			# If it's below zero
			if minimum < 0:
				raise ValueError('minimum')

			# Store the minimum
			self._minimum = minimum

		# If the maximum is set
		if maximum is not None:

			# If the value is not a valid int or long
			if not isinstance(maximum, (int, long)):

				# If it's a valid representation of an integer
				if isinstance(maximum, basestring) \
					and _typeToRegex['int'].match(maximum):

					# Convert it
					maximum = int(maximum, 0)

				# Else, raise an error
				else:
					raise ValueError('minimum')

			# It's below zero
			if maximum < 0:
				raise ValueError('maximum')

			# If we also have a minimum and the max is somehow below it
			if self._minimum \
				and maximum < self._minimum:
				raise ValueError('maximum')

			# Store the maximum
			self._maximum = maximum