LSExpression Class¶

class localsolver::LSExpression¶

Mathematical modeling expression.

Expressions are used to build the mathematical optimization model associated to LocalSolver. An expression is composed of an operator (which corresponds to its type) and its operands (which are other expressions of the model).

See:	LSModel
See:	LSOperator

Summary¶

Functions¶
`getOperator`	Gets the operator of this expression.
`getIndex`	Gets the index of this expression in the model.
`isConstant`	Returns true if this expression is typed as constant in the model, false otherwise.
`isDecision`	Returns true if this expression is typed as decision in the model, false otherwise.
`isConstraint`	Returns true if this expression is tagged as constraint in the model, false otherwise.
`isObjective`	Returns true if this expression is tagged as objective in the model, false otherwise.
`isDouble`	Returns true if this expression is a double, false otherwise.
`isInt`	Returns true if this expression is an integer, false otherwise.
`isBool`	Returns true if this expression is a boolean (ie 0 or 1), false otherwise.
`isArray`	Returns true if this expression is an array, false otherwise.
`isCollection`	Returns true if this expression is a collection (list or set), false otherwise.
`isFunction`	Returns true if this expression is a function, false otherwise.
`addOperand`	Adds the given operand to this expression.
`addOperands`	Add the given operands to this expression.
`getOperand`	Gets the operand with the given index.
`setOperand`	Replaces the operand of the given index.
`getNbOperands`	Gets the number of operands of this expression.
`setValue`	Sets the value of this expression in the current solution found by the solver.
`setIntValue`	Sets the value of this expression in the current solution found by the solver.
`setDoubleValue`	Sets the value of this expression in the current solution found by the solver.
`getValue`	Gets the value of this expression in the best solution found by the solver.
`getIntValue`	Gets the value of this expression in the best solution found by the solver.
`getDoubleValue`	Gets the value of this expression in the best solution found by the solver.
`getCollectionValue`	Gets the value of this expression in the best solution found by the solver.
`getArrayValue`	Gets the value of this expression in the best solution found by the solver.
`getExternalContext`	Gets the external function context of this expression.
`getBlackBoxContext`	Gets the black-box function context of this expression.
`isViolated`	Returns true if the given expression is violated in the best solution found by the solver.
`isUndefined`	Returns true if the given expression has an undefined value in the best solution found by the solver.
`setName`	Sets the name of this expression.
`isNamed`	Returns true if this expression has a name, and false otherwise.
`getName`	Gets the name of this expression or the empty string if no name has been set.
`toString`	Returns a string representation of this expression.

Overloaded operators¶
`operator+`	Creates a new O_Sum expression.
`operator-`	Creates a new O_Sub expression.
`operator*`	Creates a new O_Prod expression.
`operator%`	Creates a new O_Mod expression.
`operator/`	Creates a new O_Div expression.
`operator!`	Creates a new O_Not expression.
`operator&&`	Creates a new O_And expression.
`operator\|\|`	Creates a new O_Or expression.
`operator^`	Creates a new O_Xor expression.
`operator==`	Creates a new O_Eq expression.
`operator!=`	Creates a new O_Neq expression.
`operator>=`	Creates a new O_Geq expression.
`operator<=`	Creates a new O_Leq expression.
`operator>`	Creates a new O_Gt expression.
`operator<`	Creates a new O_Lt expression.
`operator[]`	Creates a new O_At expression.
`operator+=`	Sums the given operand with the current expression.
`operator*=`	Multiply the given operand with the current expression.
`operator&=`	Creates a logical AND between the current expression and the given operand.
`operator^=`	Creates a logical XOR between the current expression and the given operand.
`operator\|=`	Creates a logical OR between the current expression and the given operand.
`operator()`	Creates a O_Call expression with the given operands as arguments.

Functions¶

LSOperator getOperator() const¶

Gets the operator of this expression.

Return:	Operator.

int getIndex() const¶

Gets the index of this expression in the model.

Return:	Index in the model.

bool isConstant() const¶

Returns true if this expression is typed as constant in the model, false otherwise.

Return:	True if typed as constant.

bool isDecision() const¶

Returns true if this expression is typed as decision in the model, false otherwise.

Return:	True if typed as decision.

bool isConstraint() const¶

Returns true if this expression is tagged as constraint in the model, false otherwise.

Return:	True if tagged as constraint.

bool isObjective() const¶

Returns true if this expression is tagged as objective in the model, false otherwise.

Return:	True if tagged as objective.

bool isDouble() const¶

Returns true if this expression is a double, false otherwise.

Only allowed in states S_Paused or S_Stopped.

Return:	True if the expression is a double.
Since:	3.0

bool isInt() const¶

Returns true if this expression is an integer, false otherwise.

Only allowed in states S_Paused or S_Stopped. Note that a boolean is also an integer.

Return:	True if the expression is an integer.
Since:	3.0

bool isBool() const¶

Returns true if this expression is a boolean (ie 0 or 1), false otherwise.

Only allowed in states S_Paused or S_Stopped.

Return:	True if the expression is a boolean.
Since:	3.0

bool isArray() const¶

Returns true if this expression is an array, false otherwise.

Only allowed in states S_Paused or S_Stopped.

Return:	True if the expression is an array.
Since:	3.1

bool isCollection() const¶

Returns true if this expression is a collection (list or set), false otherwise.

Only allowed in states S_Paused or S_Stopped.

Return:	True if the expression is a collection.
Since:	5.5

bool isFunction() const¶

Returns true if this expression is a function, false otherwise.

Only allowed in states S_Paused or S_Stopped.

Return:	True if the expression is a function.
Since:	6.0

void addOperand(const LSExpression &expr)¶

Adds the given operand to this expression.

Only allowed in state S_Modeling.

Parameters:	expr - Operand to add.

void addOperand(int constant)¶

Add the given constant operand to this expression.

Only allowed in state S_Modeling.

Parameters:	constant - Constant operand to add.

void addOperand(lsint constant)¶

Add the given constant operand to this expression.

Only allowed in state S_Modeling.

Parameters:	constant - Constant operand to add.

void addOperand(lsdouble constant)¶

Add the given constant operand to this expression.

Only allowed in state S_Modeling.

Since:	3.0
Parameters:	constant - Constant operand to add.

template <typename... TN>

void addOperands(TN... operands)¶

Add the given operands to this expression.

Only allowed in state S_Modeling.

The operands can be doubles, integers or previously declared LSExpressions. It is also possible to use this method with iterators. In that case, you have to call this method with 2 arguments exactly that must be iterators of the same type, pointing respectively to the initial and final positions of the operands.

Templates:	TN - types of the operands to add. Types allowed: constant types, LSExpression or iterators.
Parameters:	operands - operands.

template <typename T0, typename T1>

void addOperands(T0 begin, T1 end)¶

Add the given operands to this expression.

Only allowed in state S_Modeling.

Since:	5.5
Parameters:	begin - iterator to the initial position of the operands to add. end - iterator to the final position of the operands to add.

LSExpression getOperand(int operandIndex) const¶

Gets the operand with the given index.

Return:	Operand.
Parameters:	operandIndex - Index of the operand.

void setOperand(int operandIndex, LSExpression operand)¶

Replaces the operand of the given index.

Parameters:	operandIndex - Index of the operand to change operand - New operand

void setOperand(int operandIndex, lsint constant)¶

Replaces the operand of the given index.

Parameters:	operandIndex - Index of the operand to change. constant - New constant operand.

void setOperand(int operandIndex, lsdouble constant)¶

Replaces the operand of the given index.

Since:	3.0
Parameters:	operandIndex - Index of the operand to change. constant - New constant operand.

int getNbOperands() const¶

Gets the number of operands of this expression.

Return:	Number of operands.

void setValue(lsint value)¶

Sets the value of this expression in the current solution found by the solver.

Only allowed for decisions. Only allowed in state S_Stopped. Only allowed if this expression is an integer or a boolean. If the solver was not launched, this value will be used as an initial value for the decision. This method is a shortcut for LSSolution#setValue(const LSExpression&, lsint) and has the same behavior as setIntValue(lsint).

See:	LSSolution::setValue(const LSExpression&, lsint)
See:	isInt()
See:	isBool()
Parameters:	value - Value assigned to this expression.

void setValue(lsdouble value)¶

Sets the value of this expression in the current solution found by the solver.

Only allowed for decisions. Only allowed in state S_Stopped. Only allowed if this expression is an integer or a boolean. If the solver was not launched, this value will be used as an initial value for the decision. This method is a shortcut for LSSolution#setValue(const LSExpression&, lsdouble) and has the same behavior as setDoubleValue(lsdouble).

See:	LSSolution::setValue(const LSExpression &expr, lsdouble value)
See:	isDouble()
Parameters:	value - Value assigned to this expression.

void setIntValue(lsint value)¶

Sets the value of this expression in the current solution found by the solver.

Only allowed for decisions. Only allowed in state S_Stopped. Only allowed if this expression is an integer or a boolean. If the solver was not launched, this value will be used as an initial value for the decision. This method is a shortcut for LSSolution#setValue(const LSExpression&, lsint).

See:	LSSolution::setIntValue(const LSExpression&, lsint)
See:	isInt()
See:	isBool()
Since:	3.0
Parameters:	value - Value assigned to this expression.

void setDoubleValue(lsdouble value)¶

Sets the value of this expression in the current solution found by the solver.

Only allowed for decisions. Only allowed in state S_Stopped. Only allowed if this expression is a double. If the solver was not launched, this value will be used as an initial value for the decision. This method is a shortcut for LSSolution#setValue(const LSExpression&, lsdouble).

See:	LSSolution::setDoubleValue(const LSExpression&, lsdouble)
See:	isDouble()
Since:	3.0
Parameters:	value - Value assigned to this expression.

lsint getValue() const¶