DualCone Class Reference

The in-memory representation of a dual cone. More...

#include <OSInstance.h>

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Public Member Functions
	DualCone ()
	The DualCone class constructor.
	~DualCone ()
	The DualCone class destructor.
virtual std::string	getConeName ()
bool	IsEqual (DualCone *that)
	A function to check for the equality of two objects.
bool	setRandom (double density, bool conformant, int iMin, int iMax)
	A function to make a random instance of this class.
bool	deepCopyFrom (DualCone *that)
	A function to make a deep copy of an instance of this class.
Public Attributes
int	numberOfRows
	Every cone has (at least) two dimensions; no distinction is made between vector cones and matrix cones.
int	numberOfColumns
int	numberOfOtherIndexes
	Multidimensional tensors can also form cones (the Kronecker product, for instance, can be thought of as a four-dimensional tensor).
int *	otherIndexes
int	coneType
	The type of the cone (one of the values in ENUM_CONE_TYPE).
int	idx
	cones are referenced by an (automatically created) index
int	referenceConeIdx
	Dual cones use a reference to another, previously defined cone.

Detailed Description

The in-memory representation of a dual cone.

Definition at line 1400 of file OSInstance.h.

DualCone::DualCone ( )

The DualCone class constructor.

Definition at line 1264 of file OSInstance.cpp.

DualCone::~DualCone ( )

The DualCone class destructor.

Definition at line 1272 of file OSInstance.cpp.

std::string DualCone::getConeName ( ) [virtual]

Reimplemented from Cone.

Definition at line 1279 of file OSInstance.cpp.

bool DualCone::IsEqual ( DualCone * that )

A function to check for the equality of two objects.

Reimplemented from Cone.

Definition at line 9013 of file OSInstance.cpp.

A function to make a random instance of this class.

Parameters:

	density,:	corresponds to the probability that a particular child element is created
	conformant,:	if true enforces side constraints not enforceable in the schema (e.g., agreement of "numberOfXXX" attributes and <XXX> children)
	iMin,:	lowest index value (inclusive) that a variable reference in this matrix can take
	iMax,:	greatest index value (inclusive) that a variable reference in this matrix can take