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Class IlcIntSelect

Definition file: ilsolver/ilcint.h
Include file: <ilsolver/ilosolver.h>

Solver lets you control the order in which the values in the domain of a constrained variable are tried during the search for a solution.

This class is the handle class of the object that chooses the value to try when the constrained variable under consideration is a constrained integer variable (that is, an instance of IlcIntVar).

An object of this handle class uses the virtual member function IlcIntSelectI::select from its implementation class to choose a value in the domain of the constrained integer variable under consideration during the search for a solution.

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Constructor Summary
public IlcIntSelect()
public IlcIntSelect(IlcIntSelectI * impl)
public IlcIntSelect(const IlcIntSelect & selector)
public IlcIntSelect(IloSolver s, IlcEvalInt function)
Method Summary
public IlcIntSelectI *getImpl() const
public voidoperator=(const IlcIntSelect & h)
Constructor Detail

IlcIntSelect

public IlcIntSelect()

This constructor creates an empty handle. You must initialize it before you use it.


IlcIntSelect

public IlcIntSelect(IlcIntSelectI * impl)

This constructor creates a handle object from a pointer to an implementation object.


IlcIntSelect

public IlcIntSelect(const IlcIntSelect & selector)

This copy constructor accepts a reference to an implementation object and creates the corresponding handle object.


IlcIntSelect

public IlcIntSelect(IloSolver s, IlcEvalInt function)

This constructor creates a new integer selector from an evaluation function. The implementation object of the newly created handle is an instance of the class IlcIntSelectEvalI constructed with the evaluation function indicated by the argument function.


Method Detail

getImpl

public IlcIntSelectI * getImpl() const
This constructor creates an object by copying another one.

This member function returns a pointer to the implementation object of the invoking handle.


operator=

public void operator=(const IlcIntSelect & h)

This operator assigns an address to the handle pointer of the invoking object. That address is the location of the implementation object of the provided argument.