XSLPmsaddcustompreset
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int XSLP_CC XSLPmsaddcustompreset( XSLPprob Prob, const char *sDescription, const int Preset, const int Count, const int nIVs, const int *IVCols, const double *IVValues, const int nIntControls, const int *IntControlIndices, const int *IntControlValues, const int nDblControls, const int *DblControlIndices, const double *DblControlValues, void *pJobObject);
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Prob
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The current SLP problem.
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sDescription
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Text description of the job. Used for messaging, may be NULL if not required.
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Preset
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Which preset to load.
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Count
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Maximum number of jobs to be added to the multistart pool.
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nIVs
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Number of initial values to set.
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IVCols
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Indices of the variables for which to set an initial value. May be NULL if nIVs is zero.
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IVValues
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Initial values for the variables for which to set an initial value. May be NULL if nIVs is zero.
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nIntControls
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Number of integer controls to set.
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IntControlIndices
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The indices of the integer controls to be set. May be NULL if nIntControls is zero.
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IntControlValues
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The values of the integer controls to be set. May be NULL if nIntControls is zero.
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nDblControls
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Number of double controls to set.
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DblControlIndices
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The indices of the double controls to be set. May be NULL if nDblControls is zero.
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DblControlValues
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The values of the double controls to be set. May be NULL if nDblControls is zero.
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pJobObject
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Job specific user context pointer to be passed to the multistart callbacks.
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This function allows for repeatedly calling the same multistart preset (e.g. initial values) using different basic controls.
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