XPRSwriteprtrange (WRITEPRTRANGE)
XPRSwriteprtrange |
WRITEPRTRANGE |
Purpose
Writes the ranging information to a
fixed format ASCII file,
problem_name
.rrt. The binary range file (
.rng) must already exist, created by
XPRSrange
(
RANGE).
Synopsis
int XPRS_CC XPRSwriteprtrange(XPRSprob prob);
WRITEPRTRANGE
Argument
|
prob
|
The current problem.
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Related controls
Integer
Double
|
Number of lines between page breaks.
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Double
|
Tolerance on print values.
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Example 1 (Library)
The following example solves the LP problem and then calls
XPRSrange (
RANGE) before outputting the result to file for printing:
XPRSreadprob(prob, "myprob", ""); XPRSlpoptimize(prob, ""); XPRSrange(prob); XPRSwriteprttange(prob);
Example 2 (Console)
An equivalent set of commands for the Console user would be:
READPROB LPOPTIMIZE RANGE WRITEPRTRANGE
Further information
1. (
Console) There is an equivalent command
PRINTRANGE
which outputs the same information to the screen. The format is the same as that output to file by
XPRSwriteprtrange (
WRITEPRTRANGE), except that the user is permitted to enter a response after each screen if further output is required.
2. The fixed width ASCII format created by this command is not as readily useful as that produced by
XPRSwriterange (
WRITERANGE). The main purpose of
XPRSwriteprtrange (
WRITEPRTRANGE) is to create a file that can be printed. The format of this
fixed format range file is described in Appendix
Log and File Formats.
Related topics
XPRSgetcolrange,
XPRSgetrowrange,
XPRSrange (
RANGE),
XPRSwriteprtsol,
XPRSwriterange,
The Directives (.dir) File.