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IndicatorInfo

  • java.lang.Object
    • com.dashoptimization.IndicatorInfo
  • public final class IndicatorInfo
extends java.lang.Object
    Data describing an indicator constraint. This is mainly used for querying indicator constraints.
    Since:
    43.00

    • Field Summary

      Modifier and Type Field Description
      boolean complemented
      Whether indicator is complemented.
      int indicator
      The indicator variable.
      int row
      The row that is activated when the indicator condition is satisfied.

    • Constructor Summary

      Constructor Description
      IndicatorInfo​(int indicator, boolean complemented, int row)  

    • Method Summary

      • Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

        equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

    • Field Detail

      • indicator

        public int indicator
        The indicator variable.
        Since:
        43.00

      • complemented

        public boolean complemented
        Whether indicator is complemented.
        Since:
        43.00

      • row

        public int row
        The row that is activated when the indicator condition is satisfied.
        Since:
        43.00

    • Constructor Detail

      • IndicatorInfo

        public IndicatorInfo​(int indicator,
                     boolean complemented,
                     int row)
        Since:
        43.00
Parent Topic Class Summary

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