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AddVariables Method

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Public method AddVariables(Int32) Create an 1-dimensional array of variables. This function returns a builder that generates variables according to a specification. The specification can be modified. In order to actually create the variables, you have to call the returned builder's ToArray() function. // Create a multi-dimensional array of binary variables Optimizer.Objects.Variable[ ] = prob.AddVariables(dim) .WithType(Optimizer.Objects.ColumnType.Binary) .ToArray(); See VariableBuilderVariableArrayBuilder for details of how to modify the specification in the builder.
Public method AddVariables(Int32, Int32) Create an 2-dimensional array of variables. This function returns a builder that generates variables according to a specification. The specification can be modified. In order to actually create the variables, you have to call the returned builder's ToArray() function. // Create a multi-dimensional array of binary variables Optimizer.Objects.Variable[ ,] = prob.AddVariables(dim1 ,dim2) .WithType(Optimizer.Objects.ColumnType.Binary) .ToArray(); See VariableBuilderVariableArray2Builder for details of how to modify the specification in the builder.
Public method AddVariables(Int32, Int32, Int32) Create an 3-dimensional array of variables. This function returns a builder that generates variables according to a specification. The specification can be modified. In order to actually create the variables, you have to call the returned builder's ToArray() function. // Create a multi-dimensional array of binary variables Optimizer.Objects.Variable[ , ,] = prob.AddVariables(dim1 ,dim2 ,dim3) .WithType(Optimizer.Objects.ColumnType.Binary) .ToArray(); See VariableBuilderVariableArray3Builder for details of how to modify the specification in the builder.
Public method AddVariables(Int32, Int32, Int32, Int32) Create an 4-dimensional array of variables. This function returns a builder that generates variables according to a specification. The specification can be modified. In order to actually create the variables, you have to call the returned builder's ToArray() function. // Create a multi-dimensional array of binary variables Optimizer.Objects.Variable[ , , ,] = prob.AddVariables(dim1 ,dim2 ,dim3 ,dim4) .WithType(Optimizer.Objects.ColumnType.Binary) .ToArray(); See VariableBuilderVariableArray4Builder for details of how to modify the specification in the builder.
Public method AddVariables(Int32, Int32, Int32, Int32, Int32) Create an 5-dimensional array of variables. This function returns a builder that generates variables according to a specification. The specification can be modified. In order to actually create the variables, you have to call the returned builder's ToArray() function. // Create a multi-dimensional array of binary variables Optimizer.Objects.Variable[ , , , ,] = prob.AddVariables(dim1 ,dim2 ,dim3 ,dim4 ,dim5) .WithType(Optimizer.Objects.ColumnType.Binary) .ToArray(); See VariableBuilderVariableArray5Builder for details of how to modify the specification in the builder.
Public method AddVariablesK1(K1) Create an 1-dimensional map of variables. This function returns a builder that generates variables according to a specification. The specification can be modified. In order to actually create the variables, you have to call the returned builder's ToMap() function. // Create a multi-dimensional array of binary columns System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary<K1 ,Optimizer.Objects.Variable> x = prob.AddVariables(COLL_PASS) .WithType(Optimizer.Objects.ColumnType.Binary) .ToMap(); See [!:Optimizer.VariableBuilder.VariableMapBuilder] for details of how to modify the specification in the builder.
Public method AddVariablesK1(IEnumerableK1) Create an 1-dimensional map of variables. This function returns a builder that generates variables according to a specification. The specification can be modified. In order to actually create the variables, you have to call the returned builder's ToMap() function. // Create a multi-dimensional map of binary variables System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary<K1 ,Optimizer.Objects.Variable> x = prob.AddVariables(iterable1 ) .WithType(Optimizer.Objects.ColumnType.Binary) .ToMap(); See [!:Optimizer.VariableBuilder.VariableMapBuilder] for details of how to modify the specification in the builder.
Public method AddVariablesK1, K2(K1, K2) Create an 2-dimensional map of variables. This function returns a builder that generates variables according to a specification. The specification can be modified. In order to actually create the variables, you have to call the returned builder's ToMap() function. // Create a multi-dimensional array of binary columns Optimizer.Maps.HashMap2<K1 ,K2,Optimizer.Objects.Variable> x = prob.AddVariables(COLL_PASS) .WithType(Optimizer.Objects.ColumnType.Binary) .ToMap(); See [!:Optimizer.VariableBuilder.VariableMap2Builder] for details of how to modify the specification in the builder.
Public method AddVariablesK1, K2(IEnumerableK1, IEnumerableK2) Create an 2-dimensional map of variables. This function returns a builder that generates variables according to a specification. The specification can be modified. In order to actually create the variables, you have to call the returned builder's ToMap() function. // Create a multi-dimensional map of binary variables Optimizer.Maps.HashMap2<K1 ,K2,Optimizer.Objects.Variable> x = prob.AddVariables(iterable1 ,iterable2) .WithType(Optimizer.Objects.ColumnType.Binary) .ToMap(); See [!:Optimizer.VariableBuilder.VariableMap2Builder] for details of how to modify the specification in the builder.
Public method AddVariablesK1, K2, K3(K1, K2, K3) Create an 3-dimensional map of variables. This function returns a builder that generates variables according to a specification. The specification can be modified. In order to actually create the variables, you have to call the returned builder's ToMap() function. // Create a multi-dimensional array of binary columns Optimizer.Maps.HashMap3<K1 ,K2 ,K3,Optimizer.Objects.Variable> x = prob.AddVariables(COLL_PASS) .WithType(Optimizer.Objects.ColumnType.Binary) .ToMap(); See [!:Optimizer.VariableBuilder.VariableMap3Builder] for details of how to modify the specification in the builder.
Public method AddVariablesK1, K2, K3(IEnumerableK1, IEnumerableK2, IEnumerableK3) Create an 3-dimensional map of variables. This function returns a builder that generates variables according to a specification. The specification can be modified. In order to actually create the variables, you have to call the returned builder's ToMap() function. // Create a multi-dimensional map of binary variables Optimizer.Maps.HashMap3<K1 ,K2 ,K3,Optimizer.Objects.Variable> x = prob.AddVariables(iterable1 ,iterable2 ,iterable3) .WithType(Optimizer.Objects.ColumnType.Binary) .ToMap(); See [!:Optimizer.VariableBuilder.VariableMap3Builder] for details of how to modify the specification in the builder.
Public method AddVariablesK1, K2, K3, K4(K1, K2, K3, K4) Create an 4-dimensional map of variables. This function returns a builder that generates variables according to a specification. The specification can be modified. In order to actually create the variables, you have to call the returned builder's ToMap() function. // Create a multi-dimensional array of binary columns Optimizer.Maps.HashMap4<K1 ,K2 ,K3 ,K4,Optimizer.Objects.Variable> x = prob.AddVariables(COLL_PASS) .WithType(Optimizer.Objects.ColumnType.Binary) .ToMap(); See [!:Optimizer.VariableBuilder.VariableMap4Builder] for details of how to modify the specification in the builder.
Public method AddVariablesK1, K2, K3, K4(IEnumerableK1, IEnumerableK2, IEnumerableK3, IEnumerableK4) Create an 4-dimensional map of variables. This function returns a builder that generates variables according to a specification. The specification can be modified. In order to actually create the variables, you have to call the returned builder's ToMap() function. // Create a multi-dimensional map of binary variables Optimizer.Maps.HashMap4<K1 ,K2 ,K3 ,K4,Optimizer.Objects.Variable> x = prob.AddVariables(iterable1 ,iterable2 ,iterable3 ,iterable4) .WithType(Optimizer.Objects.ColumnType.Binary) .ToMap(); See [!:Optimizer.VariableBuilder.VariableMap4Builder] for details of how to modify the specification in the builder.
Public method AddVariablesK1, K2, K3, K4, K5(K1, K2, K3, K4, K5) Create an 5-dimensional map of variables. This function returns a builder that generates variables according to a specification. The specification can be modified. In order to actually create the variables, you have to call the returned builder's ToMap() function. // Create a multi-dimensional array of binary columns Optimizer.Maps.HashMap5<K1 ,K2 ,K3 ,K4 ,K5,Optimizer.Objects.Variable> x = prob.AddVariables(COLL_PASS) .WithType(Optimizer.Objects.ColumnType.Binary) .ToMap(); See [!:Optimizer.VariableBuilder.VariableMap5Builder] for details of how to modify the specification in the builder.
Public method AddVariablesK1, K2, K3, K4, K5(IEnumerableK1, IEnumerableK2, IEnumerableK3, IEnumerableK4, IEnumerableK5) Create an 5-dimensional map of variables. This function returns a builder that generates variables according to a specification. The specification can be modified. In order to actually create the variables, you have to call the returned builder's ToMap() function. // Create a multi-dimensional map of binary variables Optimizer.Maps.HashMap5<K1 ,K2 ,K3 ,K4 ,K5,Optimizer.Objects.Variable> x = prob.AddVariables(iterable1 ,iterable2 ,iterable3 ,iterable4 ,iterable5) .WithType(Optimizer.Objects.ColumnType.Binary) .ToMap(); See [!:Optimizer.VariableBuilder.VariableMap5Builder] for details of how to modify the specification in the builder.
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