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getproduction

Purpose
Gets the cpvar representing the production of a task for a particular resource.
A task produces some amount of processing power for a resource at its start. The capacity produced is considered as non-renewable which means that the produced capacity remains available even after the termination of the task.
Synopsis
function getproduction(task:cptask, resource:cpresource) : cpvar
function getproduction(task:cptask, resource:cpresource, p:integer) : integer
Arguments
task 
the task
resource 
the resource
p 
the timestep
Return value
The cpvar representing the production of 'resource' by 'task'
Example
See the example provided for getconsumption.
Related topics
getstart getend getduration getconsumption getrequirement getprovision

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