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Programming variables
[Functionality by programming task]

Collaboration diagram for Programming variables:


Modules

 Programming views for variables
 Generic modification events and propagation conditions

Classes

class  Gecode::VarArray< Var >
 Variable arrays More...
class  Gecode::PrimArgArray< T >
 Argument array for primtive types. More...
class  Gecode::VarArgArray< Var >
 Argument array for variables. More...
class  Gecode::VarBase
 Base-class for variable implementations. More...
class  Gecode::VarTypeProcessorBase
 Base-class for variable type processor. More...
class  Gecode::VarTypeProcessor< VTI, PC, MED >
 Variable type processor More...
class  Gecode::Variable< VTI, PC, MED >
 Base-class for variable implementations. More...

Enumerations

enum  Gecode::VarTypeId { Gecode::VTI_INT, Gecode::VTI_SET, Gecode::VTI_LAST, Gecode::VTI_NOIDX = 0 }
 Variable type identifiers More...


Enumeration Type Documentation

enum Gecode::VarTypeId
 

Variable type identifiers

Each variable type must have a unique variable type identifier. The kernel supports at most eight different variable type identifiers.

If you want to add your own variable type, you have to make sure that file is created in the subdirectory vti. The names of the file defines the name of the variable type identifier (for example, if the name of the file is INT, it defines the identifier VTI_INT).

Enumerator:
VTI_INT  Generated by configure.
VTI_SET  Generated by configure.
VTI_LAST  Maximal variable type identifier plus one.
VTI_NOIDX  Used for variables without indexing structure.

Definition at line 70 of file core.icc.