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problem.getControl

Purpose
Retrieves one or more controls of a problem. Can also be used to retrieve objective controls.
Synopsis
c = problem.getControl(ctrl1, ctrl2, ..., objidx=None)
Arguments
ctrl1,ctrl2,... 
Names or numeric ids of the controls whose values to retrieve. If the objidx argument is provided, the control must be one of the following objective controls:
priority 
the priority of the objective
weight 
the weight of the objective
reltol 
the relative tolerance of the objective
abstol 
the absolute tolerance of the objective
rhs 
the constant part of the objective
objidx 
(optional) Index of the objective whose control to retrieve.
Example
p = xpress.problem()
[...]
print("tolerance for feasibility and optimality: ",
  p.getControl('feastol'), p.getControl('miprelstop'))
all_ctrls = p.getControl()
ctrl_subset = p.getControl(['presolve', 'miprelstop', 'feastol'])
Further information
This function can be passed either a single control name, whose value will be returned, or a list of control names, in which case the return value is a dictionary associating each key in the list with its value. If no argument is provided, a dictionary containing all controls of the problem will be returned. Controls can also be specified by id. In that case the keys for those controls in a returned dictionary will be their ids.
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