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# IntVarArray(ICollection, Func, Func, Func) Method

Obsolete since version 43.00, use AddColumns() instead

Create an array of integer variables. The function will create one variable for each of the objects listed in objs.
Namespace: Optimizer
Assembly: xprsdn (in xprsdn.dll) Version: 47.01.01+0ba4e76731516b80760698bbaa939494dae84e49
Syntax
C#

    [ObsoleteAttribute("Obsolete since version 43.00, use AddColumns() instead",
    	false)]
    public int[] IntVarArray<T>(
    	ICollection<T> objs,
    	Func<T, double> lb,
    	Func<T, double> ub,
    	Func<T, string> name
    )

#### Parameters

objs ICollection T
  Objects for which to create variables.
lb Func T, Double
  Function to create a lower bound for a variable. This will be invoked for each object in objs to generate a lower bound for the respective variable.
ub Func T, Double
  Function to create a lower bound for a variable. This will be invoked for each object in objs to generate a lower bound for the respective variable.
name Func T, String
  Function to create a name for a variable. This function will be invoked for all the objects from objs to generate a name for the respective variable. If null then variables will be unnamed.

#### Type Parameters

T
  Type of the objects

#### Return Value

Int32
Indices of the newly created variables.
See Also

#### Reference

XPRSprob Class
IntVarArray Overload
Optimizer Namespace
Parent Topic IntVarArray Method

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