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XSLPsetdefaults

Purpose
Set the values of all SLP controls to their default values
Synopsis
int XPRS_CC XSLPsetdefaults(XSLPprob prob);
Argument
prob 
The current SLP problem.
Example
The following example reads a problem from file, sets some controls, optimizes the problem and then reads and optimizes another problem using the default settings. 
XSLPreadprob(prob, "Matrix1", "");
XSLPsetintcontrol(prob, XSLP_LOG, 4);
XSLPsetdblcontrol(prob, XSLP_CTOL, 0.001);
XSLPsetdblcontrol(prob, XSLP_ATOL_A, 0.005);
XSLPmaxim(prob, "");
XSLPsetdefaults(prob);
XSLPreadprob(prob, "Matrix2", "");
XSLPmaxim(prob, "");
Further information
This function cannot reset the optimizer controls. Use XPRSsetdefaults or XPRSsetdefaultcontrol as well to reset optimizer controls to their default values. Similarly, XPRSsetdefaults will only reset optimizer controls, independently of whether nonlinear controls were set through the optimizer or SLP.
Related topics
XSLPsetdblcontrol, XSLPsetintcontrol, XSLPsetstrcontrol

Parent Topic Library functions

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