XPRSgetindex
Purpose
Synopsis
int XPRS_CC XPRSgetindex(XPRSprob prob, int type, const char *name, int *p_index);
Arguments
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prob
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The current problem.
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type
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name
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Null terminated string.
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p_index
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Pointer of the integer where the row or column index number will be returned. A value of -1 will be returned if the row or column does not exist.
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Example
The following example loads
problem and checks to see if "
n 0203" is the name of a row or column:
int seqr, seqc;
...
XPRSreadprob(prob,"problem","");
XPRSgetindex(prob,1,"n 0203", &seqr);
XPRSgetindex(prob,2,"n 0203", &seqc);
if(seqr==-1 && seqc ==-1) printf("n 0203 not there\n");
if(seqr!= -1) printf("n 0203 is row %d\n",seqr);
if(seqc!= -1) printf"n 0203 is column %d\n",seqc);
See also examples
ComplexUserFunctions.c, globjpar.c, glrhspar.c.
Further information
Names are case sensitive, and the names of internal functions are upper case, e.g.,
COS.
Related topics
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