CPXgetqconstr

int CPXPUBLIC CPXgetqconstr(CPXCENVptr env, CPXCLPptr lp, int * linnzcnt_p, int * quadnzcnt_p, double * rhs_p, char * sense_p, int * linind, double * linval, int linspace, int * linsurplus_p, int * quadrow, int * quadcol, double * quadval, int quadspace, int * quadsurplus_p, int which)

Definition file: cplex.h

Include files: cplex.h

The routine CPXgetqconstr is used to access a specified quadratic constraint on the variables of a CPLEX problem object. The length of the arrays in which the nonzero linear and quadratic coefficients of the constraint are to be returned must be specified.

Note

If the value of linspace is 0 then the negative of the value of *linsurplus_p returned indicates the length needed for the arrays linval and rmatind.

Note

If the value of quadspace is 0 then the negative of the value of *quadsurplus_p returned indicates the length needed for the arrays quadrow, quadcol and quadval.

Example

 status = CPXgetqconstr (env, lp, &linnzcnt, &quadnzcnt, linind, linval,
                         linspace, &linsurplus, quadrow, quadcol, quadval,
                           quadspace, &quadsurplus, 0);

Parameters:

env	A pointer to the CPLEX environment as returned by the `CPXopenCPLEX` routine.
lp	A pointer to a CPLEX problem object as returned by `CPXcreateprob`.
linnzcnt_p	A pointer to an integer to contain the number of linear coefficients returned; that is, the true length of the arrays `linind` and `linval`.
quadnzcnt_p	A pointer to an integer to contain the number of quadratic coefficients returned; that is, the true length of the arrays `quadrow, quadcol` and `quadval`.
linind	An array to contain the variable indices of the entries of `linval`. May be NULL if `linspace` is 0.
linval	An array to contain the linear coefficients of the specified constraint. May be NULL if `linspace` is 0.
linspace	An integer indicating the length of the arrays `linind` and `linval`. May be 0.
linsurplus_p	A pointer to an integer to contain the difference between `linspace` and the number of entries in each of the arrays `linind` and `linval`. A nonnegative value of `linsurplus_p` indicates that the length of the arrays was sufficient. A negative value indicates that the length was insufficient and that the routine could not complete its task. In this case, the routine `CPXgetqconstr` returns the value `CPXERR_NEGATIVE_SURPLUS`, and the negative value of `linsurplus_p` indicates the amount of insufficient space in the arrays. May be NULL if `linspace` is 0.
quadrow	An array to contain the variable indices of the entries of `quadval`. If the quadratic coefficients were stored in a matrix, `quadrow` would give the row indexes of the quadratic terms. May be NULL if `quadspace` is 0.
quadcol	An array to contain the variable indices of the entries of `quadval`. If the quadratic coefficients were stored in a matrix, `quadcol` would give the column indexes of the quadratic terms. May be NULL if `quadspace` is 0.
quadval	An array to contain the quadratic coefficients of the specified constraint. May be NULL if `quadspace` is 0.
quadspace	An integer indicating the length of the arrays `quadrow, quadcol` and `quadval`. May be 0.
quadsurplus_p	A pointer to an integer to contain the difference between `quadspace` and the number of entries in each of the arrays `quadrow, quadcol` and `quadval`. A nonnegative value of `quadsurplus_p` indicates that the length of the arrays was sufficient. A negative value indicates that the length was insufficient and that the routine could not complete its task. In this case, the routine `CPXgetqconstr` returns the value `CPXERR_NEGATIVE_SURPLUS`, and the negative value of `quadsurplus_p` indicates the amount of insufficient space in the arrays. May be NULL if `quadspace` is 0.
which	An integer indicating which quadratic constraint to return.

Returns:

The routine returns zero on success and nonzero if an error occurs. The value CPXERR_NEGATIVE_SURPLUS indicates that insufficient space was available in either the arrays linind and linval or quadrow, quadcol, and quadval to hold the nonzero coefficients.