Integer variable array. More...
#include <int.hh>
Creation and initialization | |
IntVarArray (void) | |
Default constructor (array of size 0) More... | |
IntVarArray (Space &home, int n) | |
Allocate array for n integer variables (variables are uninitialized) More... | |
IntVarArray (const IntVarArray &a) | |
Initialize from integer variable array a (share elements) More... | |
IntVarArray (Space &home, const IntVarArgs &a) | |
Initialize from integer variable argument array a (copy elements) More... | |
IntVarArray (Space &home, int n, int min, int max) | |
Initialize array with n new variables. More... | |
IntVarArray (Space &home, int n, const IntSet &s) | |
Initialize array with n new variables. More... | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
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typedef IntVar | value_type |
Type of the variable stored in this array. More... | |
typedef IntVar & | reference |
Type of a reference to the value type. More... | |
typedef const IntVar & | const_reference |
Type of a constant reference to the value type. More... | |
typedef IntVar * | pointer |
Type of a pointer to the value type. More... | |
typedef const IntVar * | const_pointer |
Type of a read-only pointer to the value type. More... | |
typedef IntVar * | iterator |
Type of the iterator used to iterate through this array's elements. More... | |
typedef const IntVar * | const_iterator |
Type of the iterator used to iterate read-only through this array's elements. More... | |
typedef std::reverse_iterator< IntVar * > | reverse_iterator |
Type of the iterator used to iterate backwards through this array's elements. More... | |
typedef std::reverse_iterator< const IntVar * > | const_reverse_iterator |
Type of the iterator used to iterate backwards and read-only through this array's elements. More... | |
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bool | assigned (void) const |
Test if all variables are assigned. More... | |
VarArray (void) | |
Default constructor (array of size 0) More... | |
VarArray (Space &home, int m) | |
Allocate array with m variables. More... | |
VarArray (Space &home, const VarArgArray< IntVar > &) | |
Initialize from variable argument array a (copy elements) More... | |
VarArray (const VarArray< IntVar > &a) | |
Initialize from variable array a (share elements) More... | |
const VarArray< IntVar > & | operator= (const VarArray< IntVar > &a) |
Initialize from variable array a (share elements) More... | |
int | size (void) const |
Return size of array (number of elements) More... | |
IntVar & | operator[] (int i) |
Return variable at position i. More... | |
const IntVar & | operator[] (int i) const |
Return variable at position i. More... | |
ArrayTraits< VarArgArray< IntVar > >::ArgsType | slice (int start, int inc=1, int n=-1) |
iterator | begin (void) |
Return an iterator at the beginning of the array. More... | |
const_iterator | begin (void) const |
Return a read-only iterator at the beginning of the array. More... | |
iterator | end (void) |
Return an iterator past the end of the array. More... | |
const_iterator | end (void) const |
Return a read-only iterator past the end of the array. More... | |
reverse_iterator | rbegin (void) |
Return a reverse iterator at the end of the array. More... | |
const_reverse_iterator | rbegin (void) const |
Return a reverse and read-only iterator at the end of the array. More... | |
reverse_iterator | rend (void) |
Return a reverse iterator past the beginning of the array. More... | |
const_reverse_iterator | rend (void) const |
Return a reverse and read-only iterator past the beginning of the array. More... | |
void | update (Space &, bool share, VarArray< IntVar > &a) |
Update array to be a clone of array a. More... | |
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int | n |
Number of variables (size) More... | |
IntVar * | x |
Array of variables. More... | |
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Gecode::IntVarArray::IntVarArray | ( | Space & | home, |
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int | max | ||
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Initialize array with n new variables.
The variables are created with a domain ranging from min to max. The following execptions might be thrown:
Initialize array with n new variables.
The variables are created with a domain described by s. The following execptions might be thrown: