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C++ Reference: class ScipCallbackRunnerImpl
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| Method |
FractionalSolutionFeasible | Return type: bool Arguments: const ScipConstraintHandlerContext& context,
void* constraint_data |
IntegerSolutionFeasible | Return type: bool Arguments: const ScipConstraintHandlerContext& context,
void* constraint_data |
ScipCallbackRunnerImpl | Return type: explicit Arguments:
ScipConstraintHandler<ConstraintData>* handler |
SeparateFractionalSolution | Return type: std::vector<CallbackRangeConstraint> Arguments:
const ScipConstraintHandlerContext& context,
void* constraint_data |
SeparateIntegerSolution | Return type: std::vector<CallbackRangeConstraint> Arguments:
const ScipConstraintHandlerContext& context,
void* constraint_data |
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Last updated 2024-08-06 UTC.
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