XSLPcopycallbacks
XSLPcopycallbacks |
Purpose
Copy the user-defined callbacks from one SLP problem to another
Synopsis
int XPRS_CC XSLPcopycallbacks(XSLPprob NewProb, XSLPprob OldProb);
Arguments
NewProb
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The SLP problem to receive the callbacks.
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OldProb
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The SLP problem from which the callbacks are to be copied.
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Example
The following example creates a new problem and copies only the Xpress NonLinear callbacks from the existing problem (not the Optimizer library ones).
XSLPprob nProb; XPRSprob xProb; int Control; XSLPcreateprob(&nProb, &xProb); Control = 1<<2; XSLPsetintcontrol(Prob, XSLP_CONTROL, Control); XSLPcopycallbacks(nProb, Prob);
Note that
XSLP_CONTROL is set in the
old problem, not the new one.
Further information
Normally
XSLPcopycallbacks copies both the Xpress NonLinear callbacks and the Optimizer Library callbacks for the underlying problem. If only the Xpress NonLinear callbacks are required, set the integer control variable
XSLP_CONTROL appropriately.
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