// Copyright (C) 2000, International Business Machines // Corporation and others. All Rights Reserved. #ifndef CoinWarmStartPrimalDual_H #define CoinWarmStartPrimalDual_H #include "CoinHelperFunctions.hpp" #include "CoinWarmStart.hpp" #include "CoinWarmStartVector.hpp" //############################################################################# /** WarmStart information that is only a dual vector */ class CoinWarmStartPrimalDual : public virtual CoinWarmStart { public: /// return the size of the dual vector inline int dualSize() const { return dual_.size(); } /// return a pointer to the array of duals inline const double * dual() const { return dual_.values(); } /// return the size of the primal vector inline int primalSize() const { return primal_.size(); } /// return a pointer to the array of primals inline const double * primal() const { return primal_.values(); } /** Assign the primal/dual vectors to be the warmstart information. In this method the object assumes ownership of the pointers and upon return \c primal and \c dual will be a NULL pointers. If copying is desirable use the constructor. NOTE: \c primal and \c dual must have been allocated by new double[], because they will be freed by delete[] upon the desructtion of this object... */ void assign(int primalSize, int dualSize, double*& primal, double *& dual) { primal_.assignVector(primalSize, primal); dual_.assignVector(dualSize, dual); } CoinWarmStartPrimalDual() : primal_(), dual_() {} CoinWarmStartPrimalDual(int primalSize, int dualSize, const double* primal, const double * dual) : primal_(primalSize, primal), dual_(dualSize, dual) {} CoinWarmStartPrimalDual(const CoinWarmStartPrimalDual& rhs) : primal_(rhs.primal_), dual_(rhs.dual_) {} CoinWarmStartPrimalDual& operator=(const CoinWarmStartPrimalDual& rhs) { if (this != &rhs) { primal_ = rhs.primal_; dual_ = rhs.dual_; } return *this; } /*! \brief Clear the data Make it appear as if the warmstart was just created using the default constructor. */ inline void clear() { primal_.clear(); dual_.clear(); } inline void swap(CoinWarmStartPrimalDual& rhs) { if (this != &rhs) { primal_.swap(rhs.primal_); dual_.swap(rhs.dual_); } } /** `Virtual constructor' */ virtual CoinWarmStart *clone() const { return new CoinWarmStartPrimalDual(*this); } virtual ~CoinWarmStartPrimalDual() {} /*! \name PrimalDual warm start `diff' methods */ //@{ /*! \brief Generate a `diff' that can convert the warm start passed as a parameter to the warm start specified by \c this. The capabilities are limited: the basis passed as a parameter can be no larger than the basis pointed to by \c this. */ virtual CoinWarmStartDiff* generateDiff (const CoinWarmStart *const oldCWS) const ; /*! \brief Apply \p diff to this warm start. Update this warm start by applying \p diff. It's assumed that the allocated capacity of the warm start is sufficiently large. */ virtual void applyDiff (const CoinWarmStartDiff *const cwsdDiff) ; //@} #if 0 protected: inline const CoinWarmStartVector& primalWarmStartVector() const { return primal_; } inline const CoinWarmStartVector& dualWarmStartVector() const { return dual_; } #endif private: ///@name Private data members //@{ CoinWarmStartVector primal_; CoinWarmStartVector dual_; //@} }; //############################################################################# /*! \class CoinWarmStartPrimalDualDiff \brief A `diff' between two CoinWarmStartPrimalDual objects This class exists in order to hide from the world the details of calculating and representing a `diff' between two CoinWarmStartPrimalDual objects. For convenience, assignment, cloning, and deletion are visible to the world, and default and copy constructors are made available to derived classes. Knowledge of the rest of this structure, and of generating and applying diffs, is restricted to the friend functions CoinWarmStartPrimalDual::generateDiff() and CoinWarmStartPrimalDual::applyDiff(). The actual data structure is a pair of vectors, #diffNdxs_ and #diffVals_. */ class CoinWarmStartPrimalDualDiff : public virtual CoinWarmStartDiff { friend CoinWarmStartDiff* CoinWarmStartPrimalDual::generateDiff(const CoinWarmStart *const oldCWS) const; friend void CoinWarmStartPrimalDual::applyDiff(const CoinWarmStartDiff *const diff) ; public: /*! \brief `Virtual constructor'. To be used when retaining polymorphism is important */ virtual CoinWarmStartDiff *clone() const { return new CoinWarmStartPrimalDualDiff(*this); } /*! \brief Destructor */ virtual ~CoinWarmStartPrimalDualDiff() {} protected: /*! \brief Default constructor This is protected (rather than private) so that derived classes can see it when they make their default constructor protected or private. */ CoinWarmStartPrimalDualDiff () : primalDiff_(), dualDiff_() {} /*! \brief Copy constructor For convenience when copying objects containing CoinWarmStartPrimalDualDiff objects. But consider whether you should be using #clone() to retain polymorphism. This is protected (rather than private) so that derived classes can see it when the make their copy constructor protected or private. */ CoinWarmStartPrimalDualDiff (const CoinWarmStartPrimalDualDiff &rhs) : primalDiff_(rhs.primalDiff_), dualDiff_(rhs.dualDiff_) {} /*! \brief Clear the data Make it appear as if the diff was just created using the default constructor. */ inline void clear() { primalDiff_.clear(); dualDiff_.clear(); } inline void swap(CoinWarmStartPrimalDualDiff& rhs) { if (this != &rhs) { primalDiff_.swap(rhs.primalDiff_); dualDiff_.swap(rhs.dualDiff_); } } private: /*! \brief These two differences describe the differences in the primal and in the dual vector. */ CoinWarmStartVectorDiff primalDiff_; CoinWarmStartVectorDiff dualDiff_; } ; #endif