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For each basic type, Concert Technology defines a corresponding array
class. IloIntSetVarArray
is the array class of the set
variable class for integer values (IloIntSetVar
)
in a model.
Instances of IloIntSetVarArray
are
extensible. That is, you can add more elements to such an array. References
to an array change whenever an element is added or removed from the
array.
Constructor Summary | |
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public | IloIntSetVarArray(IloDefaultArrayI *) |
public | IloIntSetVarArray(const IloEnv, IloInt) |
public | IloIntSetVarArray(const IloEnv, IloInt, const IloIntSetVar, const IloIntSetVar v1...) |
Method Summary | |
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public void | add(IloInt, const IloIntSetVar) |
public void | add(const IloIntSetVar) |
public void | add(const IloIntSetVarArray) |
public IloIntSetVar | operator[](IloInt) |
public IloIntSetVar & | operator[](IloInt) |
Inherited Methods from IloExtractableArray |
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add, add, add, endElements |
Constructor Detail |
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This constructor creates an empty extensible array of set variables. You cannot create
instances of the undocumented class IloDefaultArrayI
. As a parameter in this
default constructor, it allows you to pass 0 (zero) as a value to an optional parameter in
functions and member functions that accept an array as a parameter.
This constructor creates an extensible array of n
set variables, where each
set is a set of integer values.
This constructor creates an extensible array of n
set variables, as indicated
by v0
, v1
, etc.
Method Detail |
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This member function appends x
to the invoking array multiple times. The parameter
more
indicates how many times.
This member function appends x
to the invoking array.
This member function appends the elements in array
to the invoking array.
This operator returns a reference to the object located in the invoking array at the position
indicated by the index i
. Concert Technology uses the const
operator
IloIntSetVar operator[] (IloInt i) const;
on
const
arrays.
This operator returns a reference to the object located in the invoking array at the position
indicated by the index i
.