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XPRBrelation Class

Methods for initialisation and handling of XPRBrelation objects.
Inheritance Hierarchy
SystemObject
   BCLXPRBexpr
     BCLXPRBrelation
       BCLXPRBlinRel

Namespace:  BCL
Assembly: xprbdn (in xprbdn.dll) Version: 45.01.02+1f9fd7ff9a8620394fec1839699751312debed40
Syntax
C# 
public class XPRBrelation : XPRBexpr
VB 
Public Class XPRBrelation
	Inherits XPRBexpr

The XPRBrelation type exposes the following members.

Constructors
  Name Description
Public method XPRBrelation Initializes a new instance of the XPRBrelation class
Public method XPRBrelation(IntPtr) Initializes a new instance of the XPRBrelation class
Public method XPRBrelation(XPRBexpr) Initializes a new instance of the XPRBrelation class
Public method XPRBrelation(XPRBvar) Initializes a new instance of the XPRBrelation class
Public method XPRBrelation(XPRBexpr, Int32) Initializes a new instance of the XPRBrelation class
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Methods
  Name Description
Public methodCode example add(Double) Adds a numeric value to the XPRB expression.
(Inherited from XPRBexpr)
Public methodCode example add(XPRBexpr) Adds another XPRB expression to the current XPRB expression.
(Inherited from XPRBexpr)
Public methodCode example add(XPRBterm) Adds an XPRBterm term to the XPRB expression.
(Inherited from XPRBexpr)
Public methodCode example add(XPRBvar) Adds an XPRBvar variable to the XPRB expression.
(Inherited from XPRBexpr)
Public methodCode example addTerm(Double) Add a term involving a sole double to the XPRB expression.
(Inherited from XPRBexpr)
Public methodCode example addTerm(XPRBterm) Add a term involving an XPRBter, to the XPRB expression/
(Inherited from XPRBexpr)
Public methodCode example addTerm(XPRBvar) Add a term involving a sole XPRBvar to the XPRB expression.
(Inherited from XPRBexpr)
Public methodCode example addTerm(Double, XPRBvar) Add a term involving an XPRBvar and double to the XPRB expression.
(Inherited from XPRBexpr)
Public methodCode example addTerm(XPRBvar, Double) Add a term involving an XPRBvar and double to the XPRB expression.
(Inherited from XPRBexpr)
Public methodCode example addTerm(Double, XPRBvar, XPRBvar) Add a term involving two XPRBvars and a double to the XPRB expression.
(Inherited from XPRBexpr)
Public methodCode example addTerm(XPRBvar, XPRBvar, Double) Add a term involving two XPRBvars and a double to the XPRB expression.
(Inherited from XPRBexpr)
Public method assign Assign an XPRB expression to the current XPRBexpr.
(Inherited from XPRBexpr)
Public methodCode example delTerm(XPRBvar) Removes terms of a specified XPRbvar from an XPRB expression.
(Inherited from XPRBexpr)
Public methodCode example delTerm(XPRBvar, XPRBvar) Delete a term involving two XPRBvars from the XPRB expression.
(Inherited from XPRBexpr)
Public method Dispose
(Inherited from XPRBexpr)
Protected method Dispose(Boolean)
(Inherited from XPRBexpr)
Public method Equals Determines whether the specified object is equal to the current object.
(Inherited from Object)
Protected method Finalize
(Inherited from XPRBexpr)
Public method GetHashCode Serves as the default hash function.
(Inherited from Object)
Public methodCode example getSol Evaluates the XPRB expression.
(Inherited from XPRBexpr)
Public methodCode example getType Return the type of the XPRBrelation.
Public method GetType Gets the Type of the current instance.
(Inherited from Object)
Protected method MemberwiseClone Creates a shallow copy of the current Object.
(Inherited from Object)
Public methodCode example mul(Double) Multiplies the XPRB expression by a coefficient d.
(Inherited from XPRBexpr)
Public method mul(XPRBexpr) Multiply the XPRBexpr by another XPRBexpr.
(Inherited from XPRBexpr)
Public methodCode example mul(Double, XPRBexpr) Multiplies an XPRB expression by a coefficient d.
(Inherited from XPRBexpr)
Public methodCode example mul(XPRBexpr, XPRBexpr) Multiplies one XPRB expression by another.
(Inherited from XPRBexpr)
Public methodCode example mul(XPRBexpr, Double) Multiplies an XPRB expression by a coefficient d.
(Inherited from XPRBexpr)
Public methodCode example mul(XPRBterm, XPRBterm) Multiply two XPRBterms together to create an XPRBexpr.
(Inherited from XPRBexpr)
Public methodCode example neg Negates the XPRB expression.
(Inherited from XPRBexpr)
Public method print Print out the XPRBrelation.
Public methodCode example setTerm(Double) Adds a new numeric term to an XPRB expression.
(Inherited from XPRBexpr)
Public methodCode example setTerm(Double, XPRBvar) Adds a new term to an XPRB expression.
(Inherited from XPRBexpr)
Public methodCode example setTerm(XPRBvar, Double) Adds a new term to an XPRB expression.
(Inherited from XPRBexpr)
Public methodCode example setTerm(Double, XPRBvar, XPRBvar) Set a new term in the XPRB expression.
(Inherited from XPRBexpr)
Public methodCode example setTerm(XPRBvar, XPRBvar, Double) Set a new term in the XPRB expression.
(Inherited from XPRBexpr)
Public method sqr
(Inherited from XPRBexpr)
Public methodCode example sqr(XPRBexpr) Square an XPRBexpr.
(Inherited from XPRBexpr)
Public methodCode example sqr(XPRBterm) Square an XPRBterm to create an XPRBexpr.
(Inherited from XPRBexpr)
Public methodCode example sqr(XPRBvar) Square an XPRBvar variable to create an XPRBexpr.
(Inherited from XPRBexpr)
Public method ToString Returns the XPRBrelation in string format.
(Overrides XPRBexprToString)
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Fields
  Name Description
Public field expr
(Inherited from XPRBexpr)
Public field qrtype  
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See Also

Reference

Covered Topics
Parent Topic BCL

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