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BCP_lp_parent Class Reference

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#include <BCP_lp_node.hpp>

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Public Member Functions

Constructor and destructor
 BCP_lp_parent ()
 
 ~BCP_lp_parent ()
 
Modifying methods
void clean ()
 

Public Attributes

Data members
BCP_problem_core_change core_as_change
 this is always explicit, it's just that coding is simpler if we reuse the BCP_obj_set_change object More...
 
BCP_obj_set_change var_set
 this is always explicit, it's just that coding is simpler if we reuse the BCP_obj_set_change object More...
 
BCP_obj_set_change cut_set
 this is always explicit, it's just that coding is simpler if we reuse the BCP_obj_set_change object More...
 
BCP_warmstartwarmstart
 this is always explicit, it's just that coding is simpler if we reuse the BCP_obj_set_change object More...
 
int index
 this is always explicit, it's just that coding is simpler if we reuse the BCP_obj_set_change object More...
 

Private Member Functions

Disabled methods
 BCP_lp_parent (const BCP_lp_parent &)
 The copy constructor is declared but not defined to disable it. More...
 
BCP_lp_parentoperator= (const BCP_lp_parent &)
 The assignment operator is declared but not defined to disable it. More...
 

Detailed Description

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This class holds the description of the parent of the current node.

Definition at line 42 of file BCP_lp_node.hpp.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

BCP_lp_parent::BCP_lp_parent ( const BCP_lp_parent )
private

The copy constructor is declared but not defined to disable it.

BCP_lp_parent::BCP_lp_parent ( )
inline

Definition at line 73 of file BCP_lp_node.hpp.

BCP_lp_parent::~BCP_lp_parent ( )

Member Function Documentation

BCP_lp_parent& BCP_lp_parent::operator= ( const BCP_lp_parent )
private

The assignment operator is declared but not defined to disable it.

void BCP_lp_parent::clean ( )

Member Data Documentation

BCP_problem_core_change BCP_lp_parent::core_as_change

this is always explicit, it's just that coding is simpler if we reuse the BCP_obj_set_change object

Definition at line 56 of file BCP_lp_node.hpp.

BCP_obj_set_change BCP_lp_parent::var_set

this is always explicit, it's just that coding is simpler if we reuse the BCP_obj_set_change object

Definition at line 59 of file BCP_lp_node.hpp.

BCP_obj_set_change BCP_lp_parent::cut_set

this is always explicit, it's just that coding is simpler if we reuse the BCP_obj_set_change object

Definition at line 62 of file BCP_lp_node.hpp.

BCP_warmstart* BCP_lp_parent::warmstart

this is always explicit, it's just that coding is simpler if we reuse the BCP_obj_set_change object

Definition at line 64 of file BCP_lp_node.hpp.

int BCP_lp_parent::index

this is always explicit, it's just that coding is simpler if we reuse the BCP_obj_set_change object

Definition at line 66 of file BCP_lp_node.hpp.


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