XPRS_bo_addrows
int XPRS_CC XPRS_bo_addrows(XPRSbranchobject bo, int branch, int nrows, int ncoefs, const char rowtype[], const double rhs[], const int start[], const int colind[], const double rowcoef[]);
bo
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The user branching object to modify.
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branch
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The number of the branch to add the new constraints for. This branch must already have been created using
XPRS_bo_addbranches. Branches are indexed starting from zero.
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nrows
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Number of new constraints to add.
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ncoefs
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Number of non-zero coefficients in all new constraints.
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rowtype
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Character array of length
nrows indicating the type of constraints to add:
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rhs
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Double array of length
nrows containing the right hand side values.
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start
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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.
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colind
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Integer array of length
ncoefs containing the column indices for the non zero coefficients.
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rowcoef
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Double array of length
ncoefs containing the non zero coefficient values.
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XPRSbranchobject CreateConstraintBranch(XPRSprob xp_mip, int icol) { char cRowType; double dRowRHS; int mRowBeg; int mElemCol[2]; double dElemVal[2]; XPRSbranchobject bo = NULL; int isoriginal = 1; /* Create the new object with two empty branches. */ XPRS_bo_create(&bo, xp_mip, isoriginal); XPRS_bo_addbranches(bo, 2); /* Add the constraint x1 + x2 >= 1. */ cRowType = 'G'; dRowRHS = 1.0; mRowBeg = 0; mElemCol[0] = 0; mElemCol[1] = 1; dElemVal[0] = 1.0; dElemVal[1] = 1.0; XPRS_bo_addrows (bo, 0, 1, 2, &cRowType, &dRowRHS, &mRowBeg, mElemCol, dElemVal); /* Add the constraint x1 + x2 <= 0. */ cRowType = 'L'; dRowRHS = 0.0; XPRS_bo_addrows (bo, 1, 1, 2, &cRowType, &dRowRHS, &mRowBeg, mElemCol, dElemVal); /* Set a low priority value so our branch object is picked up */ /* before the default branch candidates. */ XPRS_bo_setpriority(bo, 100); return bo; }
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