| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AdiffBeqC |
It creates a constraints that subtracts from set variable A the
elements from of the set variable B and assigns the result to set
variable C.
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| AdisjointB |
The disjoint set constraint makes sure that two set variables
do not contain any common element.
|
| AeqB |
It creates an equality constraint to make sure that two set variables
have the same value.
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| AeqS |
It creates an equality constraint to make sure that a set variable
is equal to a given set.
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| AinB |
It creates a constraint that makes sure that the set value of set variable A is included
in the set value of set variable B.
|
| AinS |
It creates a constraint that makes sure that value of the variable A is included within
a provided set.
|
| AintersectBeqC |
It creates a constraint that makes sure that A intersected with B
is equal to C.
|
| AleB |
It creates a <= b constraint on two set variables.
|
| AltB |
It creates a < b constraint on two set variables.
|
| AunionBeqC |
It creates a constraint that makes sure that A union B is equal to C.
|
| CardA |
The set cardinality constraint.
|
| CardAeqX |
The set cardinality constraint.
|
| EinA |
It constructs a constraint which makes sure that a given element is
in the domain of the set variable.
|
| ElementSet |
It is an element constraint that make sure that set variable value has a domain equal to
the index-th element of the supplied list of sets.
|
| ElementSetVariable |
ElementSetVariable constraint defines a relation
list[index - indexOffset] = value.
|
| Lex | Deprecated
As of release 4.5.1 replaced by AltB and AleB constraints.
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| Match |
This constraint matches the elements of the given set variable
onto a list of integer variables.
|
| SinA |
It creates an inclusion set constraint to make sure that provided set is
included in a set variable a.
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| SumWeightedSet |
It computes a weighted sum of the elements in the domain of the given set variable.
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| XeqA |
It creates a constraint that makes sure that the value assigned to the integer variable x
is the only element of the set assigned to a set variable a.
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| XinA |
It creates a constraint that makes sure that the value assigned to integer variable x is
included in the set assigned to the set variable a.
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