Variables
| contains |
Tests if a value is in the domain of a variable
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| cp_show_var |
Shows the current domain of the variable
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| getdegree |
Returns the degree of a variable
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| getlb |
Returns the current lower bound of a variable
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| getmiddle |
Returns the middle value of a variable
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| getnext |
Gets the next value in the domain of a finite domain variable
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| getprev |
Gets the previous value in the domain of a finite domain variable
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| getrand |
Returns a random value belonging to the domain of a variable
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| getsize |
Returns the cardinality of the variable domain
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| gettarget |
Returns the target value of a variable
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| getub |
Returns the current upper bound of a variable
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| getval |
Returns the instantiation value of a variable
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| is_equal |
Tests if two variable domains are equal
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| is_fixed |
Tests if the variable passed in argument is instantiated
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| is_same |
Tests if two decision variables represent the same variable
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| setdomain |
Sets the domain of a variable
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| setlb |
Sets the lower bound of a variable
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| setprecision |
Sets the precision relativity and value of a continuous variable
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| settarget |
Sets the target value of a variable
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| setub |
Sets the upper bound of a variable
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| setval |
Instantiate the value of a variable
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