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When an operator succeeds, it produces an event of type
IloPoolOperator::SuccessEvent
. This event is
produced when all operators involved in the creation of a
solution have succeeded, just after the new solution has been
stored.
For instance, if an operator op
has been formed using op = op1 && op2
, and when
op
is executed, op1
succeeds and
op2
fails, this is treated as a global failure
and no success events are issued. If both op1
and op2
have succeeded, however, success events
would be produced for op1
, op2
and the combined operator op
.
In the case where op
has been formed using
op = op1 || op2
, if op1
succeeds
then success events are produced for operators op1
and op
. Otherwise, if op2
succeeds,
success events are produced for operators op2
and op
.
See Also:
operator&&, operator||, ILOIIMLISTENER0, IloListener
Inherited Methods from Event |
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getOperator, getSolver |