LSCollection Class¶
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class
localsolver::
LSCollection
¶ Value type for collection expressions (lists or sets).
Such value is obtained with LSExpression::getCollectionValue() or LSSolution::getCollectionValue(const LSExpression). It represents a reference to the value of a variable and the value of this variable is modified when the LSCollection object is modified.
See: LSSolution See: LSExpression Since: 5.5
Summary¶
add |
Adds the given value to this collection. |
clear |
Removes all values of this collection. |
count |
Returns the number of values in the collection. |
get |
Gets the value at the given position. |
contains |
Returns true if the collection contains the given value, false otherwise. |
toString |
Returns a string representation of the values in the collection in the format “{ val0, val1, . |
operator[] |
Operator overloading for get. |
Functions¶
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void
add
(lsint val)¶ Adds the given value to this collection.
Only allowed in state S_Stopped. This function will fail if the given value is outside of the domain of the list/set or if this value is already included in this list/set (remind that a list or a set cannot contain twice the same value).
Parameters: val - The value to be added.
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int
count
() const¶ Returns the number of values in the collection.
Values in collections are indexed from 0 to count()-1.
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lsint
get
(int position) const¶ Gets the value at the given position.
Parameters: position - The considered position (must be non negative and strictly smaller than the number of values in the collection).
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bool
contains
(lsint value) const¶ Returns true if the collection contains the given value, false otherwise.
Parameters: value - element whose presence in this collection is to be tested
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lsint
operator[]
(int position) const¶ Operator overloading for get.
Parameters: position - The considered position (must be non negative and strictly smaller than the number of values in the collection).
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std::string
toString
() const¶ Returns a string representation of the values in the collection in the format “{ val0, val1, ..., valN }”.
Return: String representation.