Find an identifier in the dictionary.

Aggregated type information of the returned dictionary entry, or 0 if the identifier is not registered.

This function returns the dictionary entry of a given identifier for a given model together with its type. The returned type information is bit encoded and associates a type code and a structure that can be extracted using the macros XPRM_TYP(t) and XPRM_STR(t). The possible structures are:

XPRM_STR_CONST	the object is a constant scalar
XPRM_STR_REF	the object is a reference
XPRM_STR_LIST	the object is a list
XPRM_STR_SET	the object is a set
XPRM_STR_ARR	the object is an array
XPRM_STR_PROC	the object is a procedure or function
XPRM_STR_MEM	the object is a memory block
XPRM_STR_UTYP	the object is a user defined type

Depending on the structure, the possible type codes are:

XPRM_TYP_NOT	no type (procedure or list)
XPRM_TYP_INT	integer (constant, reference, list, set, array, function)
XPRM_TYP_REAL	real (constant, reference, list, set, array, function)
XPRM_TYP_STRING	text string (constant, reference, set, array, function)
XPRM_TYP_BOOL	Boolean (constant, reference, list, set, array, function)
XPRM_TYP_MPVAR	decision variable (reference, list, set, array)
XPRM_TYP_LINCTR	linear constraint (reference, list, set, array)

Any other value designates an external type (type provided by a module or defined in the model). Moreover, if the structure is XPRM_STR_UTYP, the identifier is the name of a user type and the value (an integer) corresponds to the expanded form of this type (see XPRMgettypeprop). Otherwise, the function XPRMgettypeprop can be used to get the name and the properties of this type.
The union XPRMalltypes groups all possible types and the result of a call to XPRMfindident is decoded as follows depending on the structure:

value.integer	for constant, reference or user type
value.real	for constant or reference
value.string	for constant or reference
value.boolean	for constant or reference
value.mpvar	for reference
value.linctr	for reference
value.list	for list (to be used as input for list functions)
value.set	for set (to be used as input for set functions)
value.array	for array (to be used as input for array functions)
value.ref	for a reference to an external type (available operations depend on the actual type)
value.proc	for procedure and function
value.memblk	for memory block

Memory blocks are generated by the mem IO driver when used with a label. Blocks created this way can be found using the label: the name is linked to the following structure describing the block:

typedef struct
   {
    void *ref;    /* Base address of the block */
    size_t size;  /* Size of the block */
   } XPRMmemblk;

Note that memory blocks allocated by Mosel are managed by the memory manager of the IO driver and must not be explicitly released.

XPRMgetnextident, XPRMdbg_getnextlocal, XPRMgettypeprop.