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XPRSbranchobject

  • All Implemented Interfaces:
    java.lang.AutoCloseable
    Direct Known Subclasses:
    XpressProblem.BranchObject 
    public class XPRSbranchobject
extends XPRSobject
    Class encapsulating a branch object

    • Method Summary

      Modifier and Type Method Description
      void addBounds​(int branch, int nbounds, byte[] bndtype, int[] colind, double[] bndval)
      Adds new bounds to a branch of a user branching object.
      void addBranches​(int nbranches)
      Adds new, empty branches to a user defined branching object.
      void addCuts​(int branch, int ncuts, XPRScut[] cutind)
      Adds stored user cuts as new constraints to a branch of a user branching object.
      void addMsgHandlerListener​(XPRSmsgHandlerListener listener)
      Add a listener for the MsgHandler callback.
      void addMsgHandlerListener​(XPRSmsgHandlerListener listener, int priority)
      Add a listener for the MsgHandler callback.
      void addMsgHandlerListener​(XPRSmsgHandlerListener listener, java.lang.Object data)
      Add a listener for the MsgHandler callback.
      void addMsgHandlerListener​(XPRSmsgHandlerListener listener, java.lang.Object data, int priority)
      Add a listener for the MsgHandler callback.
      void addRows​(int branch, int nrows, int ncoefs, byte[] rowtype, double[] rhs, int[] start, int[] colind, double[] rowcoef)
      Adds new constraints to a branch of a user branching object.
      void close()
      Deallocates resources associated with an XPRSobject.
      int getBounds​(int branch)
      Returns the bounds for a branch of a user branching object.
      int getBounds​(int branch, int maxbounds, byte[] bndtype, int[] colind, double[] bndval)
      Returns the bounds for a branch of a user branching object.
      int getBranches()
      Returns the number of branches of a branching object.
      void getID​(IntHolder p_id)
      Returns the unique identifier assigned to a branching object.
      java.lang.String getLastError()
      Returns the last error encountered during a call to the given branch object.
      java.lang.String getLastError​(IntHolder p_msgcode)
      Returns the last error encountered during a call to the given branch object.
      int getRows​(int branch)
      Returns the constraints for a branch of a user branching object.
      int getRows​(int branch, int maxrows, IntHolder p_ncoefs, int maxcoefs, byte[] rowtype, double[] rhs, int[] start, int[] colind, double[] rowcoef)
      Returns the constraints for a branch of a user branching object.
      void removeMsgHandlerListener()
      Deprecated.
      void removeMsgHandlerListener​(XPRSmsgHandlerListener listener)
      Removes the given MsgHandler listener from the object.
      void removeMsgHandlerListener​(XPRSmsgHandlerListener listener, java.lang.Object data)
      Removes the given MsgHandler listener with the given data value from the object.
      void removeMsgHandlerListeners()
      Remove all listeners for the MsgHandler callback
      void setPreferredBranch​(int branch)
      Specifies which of the child nodes corresponding to the branches of the object should be explored first.
      void setPriority​(int priority)
      Sets the priority value of a user branching object.
      int store()
      Commits the branch object to the XPRSprob.
      void validate​(IntHolder p_status)
      Verifies that a given branching object is valid for branching on the current branch-and-bound node of a MIP solve.

      • Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

    • Method Detail

      • store

        public int store()
          throws XPRSexception
        Commits the branch object to the XPRSprob. Note that the XPRSbranchobject will be invalidated when store() returns. This is a convenience wrapper for store(IntHolder).
        Returns:
        The success status of the operation, if non-zero the operation failed and the object was not stored.
        Throws:
        XPRSexception

      • close

        public void close()
        Description copied from class: XPRSobject
        Deallocates resources associated with an XPRSobject.
        Specified by:
        close in interface  java.lang.AutoCloseable
        Specified by:
        close in class  XPRSobject

      • addBranches

        public void addBranches​(int nbranches)
                 throws XPRSexception
        Adds new, empty branches to a user defined branching object.

        This function is used in the following examples:

        • MostViolated
        Parameters:
        nbranches - Number of new branches to create.
        Throws:
        XPRSexception

      • getBranches

        public int getBranches()
                throws XPRSexception
        Returns the number of branches of a branching object.
        Returns:
        The requested information.
        Throws:
        XPRSexception

      • setPriority

        public void setPriority​(int priority)
                 throws XPRSexception
        Sets the priority value of a user branching object.

        This function is used in the following examples:

        • MostViolated
        Parameters:
        priority - The new priority value to assign to the branching object, which must be a number from 0 to 1000. User branching objects are created with a default priority value of 500.
        Throws:
        XPRSexception

      • setPreferredBranch

        public void setPreferredBranch​(int branch)
                        throws XPRSexception
        Specifies which of the child nodes corresponding to the branches of the object should be explored first.

        This function is used in the following examples:

        • MostViolated
        Parameters:
        branch - The number of the branch to mark as preferred.
        Throws:
        XPRSexception

      • addBounds

        public void addBounds​(int branch,
                      int nbounds,
                      byte[] bndtype,
                      int[] colind,
                      double[] bndval)
               throws XPRSexception
        Adds new bounds to a branch of a user branching object.

        This function is used in the following examples:

        • MostViolated
        Parameters:
        branch - The number of the branch to add the new bounds for. This branch must already have been created using addBranches. Branches are indexed starting from zero.
        nbounds - Number of new bounds to add.
        bndtype - Character array of length nbounds indicating the type of bounds to add:
        • L: Lower bound.
        • U: Upper bound.
        colind - Integer array of length nbounds containing the column indices for the new bounds.
        bndval - Double array of length nbounds giving the bound values.
        Throws:
        XPRSexception

      • getBounds

        public int getBounds​(int branch,
                     int maxbounds,
                     byte[] bndtype,
                     int[] colind,
                     double[] bndval)
              throws XPRSexception
        Returns the bounds for a branch of a user branching object.
        Parameters:
        branch - The number of the branch to get the bounds for.
        maxbounds - Maximum number of bounds to return.
        bndtype - Character array of length maxbounds where the types of bounds will be returned:
        • L: Lower bound.
        • U: Upper bound.
        Allowed to be null.
        colind - Integer array of length maxbounds where the column indices will be returned. Allowed to be null.
        bndval - Double array of length maxbounds where the bound values will be returned. Allowed to be null.
        Returns:
        The requested information.
        Throws:
        XPRSexception

      • getBounds

        public int getBounds​(int branch)
              throws XPRSexception
        Returns the bounds for a branch of a user branching object.
        Parameters:
        branch - The number of the branch to get the bounds for.
        Returns:
        The requested information.
        Throws:
        XPRSexception

      • addRows

        public void addRows​(int branch,
                    int nrows,
                    int ncoefs,
                    byte[] rowtype,
                    double[] rhs,
                    int[] start,
                    int[] colind,
                    double[] rowcoef)
             throws XPRSexception
        Adds new constraints to a branch of a user branching object.

        This function is used in the following examples:

        • LoadLP
        • Trimloss
        Parameters:
        branch - The number of the branch to add the new constraints for. This branch must already have been created using addBranches. Branches are indexed starting from zero.
        nrows - Number of new constraints to add.
        ncoefs - Number of non-zero coefficients in all new constraints.
        rowtype - Character array of length nrows indicating the type of constraints to add:
        • L: Less than type.
        • G: Greater than type.
        • E: Equality type.
        rhs - Double array of length nrows containing the right hand side values.
        start - Integer array of length nrows containing the offsets of the colind and rowcoef arrays of the start of the non zero coefficients in the new constraints.
        colind - Integer array of length ncoefs containing the column indices for the non zero coefficients.
        rowcoef - Double array of length ncoefs containing the non zero coefficient values.
        Throws:
        XPRSexception

      • getRows

        public int getRows​(int branch,
                   int maxrows,
                   IntHolder p_ncoefs,
                   int maxcoefs,
                   byte[] rowtype,
                   double[] rhs,
                   int[] start,
                   int[] colind,
                   double[] rowcoef)
            throws XPRSexception
        Returns the constraints for a branch of a user branching object.

        This function is used in the following examples:

        • GlobalObjectiveParametrics
        • GlobalRHSParametrics
        • LoadLP
        • Repair
        • Tableau
        • Trimloss
        Parameters:
        branch - The number of the branch to get the constraints from.
        maxrows - Maximum number of rows to return.
        p_ncoefs - Memory location where the number of non zero coefficients in the constraints should be returned.
        maxcoefs - Maximum number of non zero coefficients to return.
        rowtype - Character array of length maxrows where the types of the rows will be returned:
        • L: Less than type.
        • G: Greater than type.
        • E: Equality type.
        rhs - Double array of length maxrows where the right hand side values will be returned.
        start - Integer array of length maxrows which will be filled with the offsets of the colind and rowcoef arrays of the start of the non zero coefficients in the returned constraints.
        colind - Integer array of length maxcoefs which will be filled with the column indices for the non zero coefficients.
        rowcoef - Double array of length maxcoefs which will be filled with the non zero coefficient values.
        Returns:
        Throws:
        XPRSexception

      • getRows

        public int getRows​(int branch)
            throws XPRSexception
        Returns the constraints for a branch of a user branching object.

        This function is used in the following examples:

        • GlobalObjectiveParametrics
        • GlobalRHSParametrics
        • LoadLP
        • Repair
        • Tableau
        • Trimloss
        Parameters:
        branch - The number of the branch to get the constraints from.
        Returns:
        Throws:
        XPRSexception

      • addCuts

        public void addCuts​(int branch,
                    int ncuts,
                    XPRScut[] cutind)
             throws XPRSexception
        Adds stored user cuts as new constraints to a branch of a user branching object.
        Parameters:
        branch - The number of the branch to add the cuts for. This branch must already have been created using addBranches. Branches are indexed starting from zero.
        ncuts - Number of cuts to add.
        cutind - Array of length ncuts containing the pointers to user cuts that should be added to the branch.
        Throws:
        XPRSexception

      • getID

        public void getID​(IntHolder p_id)
           throws XPRSexception
        Returns the unique identifier assigned to a branching object.
        Parameters:
        p_id - Pointer to an integer where the identifier should be returned.
        Throws:
        XPRSexception

      • getLastError

        public java.lang.String getLastError()
                              throws XPRSexception
        Returns the last error encountered during a call to the given branch object.
        Specified by:
        getLastError in class  XPRSobject
        Returns:
        The requested information.
        Throws:
        XPRSexception

      • getLastError

        public java.lang.String getLastError​(IntHolder p_msgcode)
                              throws XPRSexception
        Returns the last error encountered during a call to the given branch object.
        Parameters:
        p_msgcode - Location where the error code will be returned. Can be null if not required.
        Returns:
        The requested information.
        Throws:
        XPRSexception

      • validate

        public void validate​(IntHolder p_status)
              throws XPRSexception
        Verifies that a given branching object is valid for branching on the current branch-and-bound node of a MIP solve. The function will check that all branches are non-empty, and if required, verify that the branching object can be presolved.
        Parameters:
        p_status - The returned status from checking the provided branching object:
        • 0: The object is acceptable.
        • 1: Failed to presolve the object due to dual reductions in presolve.
        • 2: Failed to presolve the object due to duplicate column reductions in presolve.
        • 3: The object contains an empty branch.
        Throws:
        XPRSexception

      • addMsgHandlerListener

        public void addMsgHandlerListener​(XPRSmsgHandlerListener listener)
                           throws XPRSexception
        Add a listener for the MsgHandler callback. Note that an object can have multiple MsgHandler listeners.
        Specified by:
        addMsgHandlerListener in class  XPRSobject
        Parameters:
        listener - The listener to which the event will be dispatched. (If null, all MsgHandler listeners will be removed.)
        Throws:
        XPRSexception

      • addMsgHandlerListener

        public void addMsgHandlerListener​(XPRSmsgHandlerListener listener,
                                  java.lang.Object data)
                           throws XPRSexception
        Add a listener for the MsgHandler callback. Note that an object can have multiple MsgHandler listeners.
        Specified by:
        addMsgHandlerListener in class  XPRSobject
        Parameters:
        listener - The listener to which the event will be dispatched. (If null, all MsgHandler listeners will be removed.)
        data - An additional object which will be passed down to the callback function
        Throws:
        XPRSexception

      • addMsgHandlerListener

        public void addMsgHandlerListener​(XPRSmsgHandlerListener listener,
                                  int priority)
                           throws XPRSexception
        Add a listener for the MsgHandler callback. Note that an object can have multiple MsgHandler listeners.
        Parameters:
        listener - The listener to which the event will be dispatched. (If null, all MsgHandler listeners will be removed.)
        priority - Listeners with higher priorities are called first
        Throws:
        XPRSexception

      • addMsgHandlerListener

        public void addMsgHandlerListener​(XPRSmsgHandlerListener listener,
                                  java.lang.Object data,
                                  int priority)
                           throws XPRSexception
        Add a listener for the MsgHandler callback. Note that an object can have multiple MsgHandler listeners.
        Parameters:
        listener - The listener to which the event will be dispatched. (If null, all MsgHandler listeners will be removed.)
        data - An additional object which will be passed down to the callback function
        priority - Listeners with higher priorities are called first
        Throws:
        XPRSexception

      • removeMsgHandlerListener

        public void removeMsgHandlerListener​(XPRSmsgHandlerListener listener)
                              throws XPRSexception
        Removes the given MsgHandler listener from the object.
        Parameters:
        listener - The listener to remove.
        Throws:
        XPRSexception

      • removeMsgHandlerListener

        public void removeMsgHandlerListener​(XPRSmsgHandlerListener listener,
                                     java.lang.Object data)
                              throws XPRSexception
        Removes the given MsgHandler listener with the given data value from the object.
        Parameters:
        listener - The listener to remove.
        data - The user data to remove.
        Throws:
        XPRSexception

      • removeMsgHandlerListeners

        public void removeMsgHandlerListeners()
                               throws XPRSexception
        Remove all listeners for the MsgHandler callback
        Throws:
        XPRSexception
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