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This class is the implementation class for
IloAnyValueSelector
.
The class IloAnyValueSelectorI
is the implementation class
for value selectors in a Concert Technology model. The class
IlcAnySelectI
is the implementation class for value selectors
internally in a Solver search.
This class is the modeling object that wraps the search object. When
search starts, IloAnyValueSelectorI
is extracted into an
instance of IlcAnySelectI
.
To define new selection criteria, you define both a subclass of
IloAnyValueSelectorI
and a subclass of
IlcAnySelectI
.
See Also:
IlcAnySelect, IloAnyValueSelector
Constructor and Destructor Summary | |
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public | IloAnyValueSelectorI(IloEnvI *) |
public | ~IloAnyValueSelectorI() |
Method Summary | |
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public virtual void | display(ostream &) const |
public virtual IlcAnySelect | extract(const IloSolver solver) const |
public IloEnvI * | getEnv() const |
public virtual IloAnyValueSelectorI * | makeClone(IloEnvI * env) const |
Constructor and Destructor Detail |
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This constructor creates an instance of the class IloAnyValueSelectorI
.
This constructor should not be called directly as this class is an abstract class. This
constructor is called automatically in the constructor of its subclasses.
This destructor is called automatically by the destructor of its subclasses. It frees memory used by the invoking object.
Method Detail |
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This member function prints the invoking value selector on an output stream.
In general terms, in Concert Technology, the objects of a model must be extracted for
an algorithm (an instance of one of the subclasses of IloAlgorithm
, such as
IloSolver
). This member function returns the internal
value selector extracted for solver
from the invoking value selector of a model.
This member function returns the environment to which the invoking value selector belongs. A value selector belongs to exactly one environment; different environments cannot share the same value selector.
This member function is called internally to duplicate the current value selector.