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C++ Reference: class Constraint
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MutableProto | Return type: ConstraintProto* Returns the mutable underlying protobuf object (useful for model edition).
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Name | Return type: const std::string& Returns the name of the constraint (or the empty string if not set).
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OnlyEnforceIf | Return type: Constraint Arguments: absl::Span<const BoolVar> literals |
OnlyEnforceIf | Return type: Constraint Arguments: BoolVar literal See OnlyEnforceIf(absl::Span literals).
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Proto | Return type: const ConstraintProto& Returns the underlying protobuf object (useful for testing).
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WithName | Return type: Constraint Arguments: const std::string& name Sets the name of the constraint.
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Last updated 2024-08-06 UTC.
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