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C++ Reference: class BoolVar
Note: This documentation is automatically generated.
| Method |
BoolVar | A default constructed BoolVar can be used to mean not defined yet.
However, it shouldn't be passed to any of the functions in this file.
Doing so will crash in debug mode and will result in an invalid model in
opt mode.
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DebugString | Return type: std::string |
index | Return type: int |
Name | Return type: std::string Returns the name of the variable.
|
Not | Return type: BoolVar Returns the logical negation of the current Boolean variable.
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WithName | Return type: BoolVar Arguments: const std::string& name Sets the name of the variable.
Note that this will always set the "positive" version of this Boolean.
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Last updated 2024-08-06 UTC.
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