This class defines the common application programming interface (API) for the following classes that allow you to control the MIP search:

• IloCplex::SolveCallbackI
• IloCplex::CutCallbackI
• IloCplex::HeuristicCallbackI
• IloCplex::BranchCallbackI

An instance of one of these classes represents a user-written callback that intervenes in the search for a solution at a given node in an application that uses an instance of IloCplex to solve a mixed integer program (MIP). Control callbacks are tied to a node. They are called at each node during IloCplex branch & cut search. The user never subclasses the IloCplex::ControlCallbackI class directly; it only defines the common interface of thosee listed callbacks.

In particular, SolveCallbackI is called before solving the node relaxation and optionally allows substitution of its solution. IloCplex does this by default. After the node relaxation has been solved, either by an instance of SolveCallbackI or by IloCplex, the other control callbacks are called in the following order:

1. IloCplex::CutCallbackI
2. IloCplex::HeuristicCallbackI
3. IloCplex::BranchCallbackI

If the cut callback added new cuts to the node relaxation, the node relaxation will be solved again using the solve callback, if used. The same is true if IloCplex generated its own cuts.

The methods of this class are protected and its constructor is private; you cannot directly subclass this class; you must derive from its subclasses.

If an attempt is made to access information not available to an instance of this class, an exception is thrown.

This method returns the current pseudo cost for branching downward on the variable var.

This method returns the current pseudo cost for branching downward on the variable var.

This method indicates whether each of the variables in the array vars is integer feasible, integer infeasible, or implied integer feasible by putting the indication in the corresponding element of the array stats.

This method indicates whether each of the variables in the array vars is integer feasible, integer infeasible, or implied integer feasible by putting the indication in the corresponding element of the array stats.

This method indicates whether the variable var is integer feasible, integer infeasible, or implied integer feasible in the current node solution.

This method indicates whether the variable var is integer feasible, integer infeasible, or implied integer feasible in the current node solution.

This method indicates whether the Special Ordered Set sos is integer feasible, integer infeasible, or implied integer feasible in the current node solution.

This method indicates whether the Special Ordered Set sos is integer feasible, integer infeasible, or implied integer feasible in the current node solution.

This method returns the lower bound of var at the current node. This bound is likely to be different from the bound in the original model because an instance of IloCplex tightens bounds when it branches from a node to its subnodes.

This method returns the lower bound of var at the current node. This bound is likely to be different from the bound in the original model because an instance of IloCplex tightens bounds when it branches from a node to its subnodes.

For each element of the array vars, this method puts the lower bound at the current node into the corresponding element of the array vals. These bounds are likely to be different from the bounds in the original model because an instance of IloCplex tightens bounds when it branches from a node to its subnodes.

This method puts the lower bound at the current node of each element of the array vars into the corresponding element of the array vals. These bounds are likely to be different from the bounds in the original model because an instance of IloCplex tightens bounds when it branches from a node to its subnodes.

This method retrieves the NodeData object that may have previously been assigned to the current node by the user with the method IloCplex::BranchCallbackI::makeBranch. If no data object has been assigned to the current node, 0 (zero) will be returned.

This method returns the objective value of the solution of the relaxation at the current node.

This method returns the slack value for the constraint indicated by rng in the solution of the relaxation at the current node.

For each of the constraints in the array of ranges rngs, this method puts the slack value in the solution of the relaxation at the current node into the corresponding element of the array vals.

This method returns the upper bound of the variable var at the current node. This bound is likely to be different from the bound in the original model because an instance of IloCplex tightens bounds when it branches from a node to its subnodes.

This method returns the upper bound of the variable var at the current node. This bound is likely to be different from the bound in the original model because an instance of IloCplex tightens bounds when it branches from a node to its subnodes.

For each element in the array vars, this method puts the upper bound at the current node into the corresponding element of the array vals. The bounds are those in the relaxation at the current node. These bounds are likely to be different from the bounds in the original model because an instance of IloCplex tightens bounds when it branches from a node to its subnodes.

For each element in the array vars, this method puts the upper bound at the current node into the corresponding element of the array vals. The bounds are those in the relaxation at the current node. These bounds are likely to be different from the bounds in the original model because an instance of IloCplex tightens bounds when it branches from a node to its subnodes.

This method returns the current pseudo cost for branching upward on the variable var.

This method returns the current pseudo cost for branching upward on the variable var.

This method returns the value of the variable var in the solution of the relaxation at the current node.

This method returns the value of the variable var in the solution of the relaxation at the current node.

This method returns the value of the expression expr in the solution of the relaxation at the current node.

For each variable in the array vars, this method puts the value in the solution of the relaxation at the current node into the corresponding element of the array vals.

For each variable in the array vars, this method puts the value in the solution of the relaxation at the current node into the corresponding element of the array vals.

This method returns IloTrue if the solution of the LP at the current node is SOS feasible for the special ordered set indicated in its argument. The SOS set passed as a parameter to this method may be of type 2. See the ILOG CPLEX User's Manual for more explanation of types of special ordered sets.

This method returns IloTrue if the solution of the LP at the current node is SOS feasible for the special ordered set indicated in its argument. The SOS set passed as a parameter to this method may be of type 1. See the ILOG CPLEX User's Manual for more explanation about these types of special ordered sets.

The enumeration IloCplex::ControlCallbackI::IntegerFeasibility is an enumeration limited in scope to the class IloCplex::ControlCallbackI. This enumeration is used by IloCplex::ControlCallbackI::getFeasibility to represent the integer feasibility of a variable or SOS in the current node solution:

• Feasible indicates the variable or SOS is integer feasible.
• ImpliedFeasible indicates the variable or SOS has been presolved out. It will be feasible when all other integer variables or SOS are integer feasible.
• Infeasible indicates the variable or SOS is integer infeasible.

This type defines an array-type for IloCplex::ControlCallbackI::IntegerFeasibility. The fully qualified name of an integer feasibility array is IloCplex::ControlCallbackI::IntegerFeasibility::Array.