MatrixProgramming Class Reference

The in-memory representation of the <matrixProgramming> element. More...

#include <OSInstance.h>

Collaboration diagram for MatrixProgramming:

Public Member Functions
	MatrixProgramming ()
	The MatrixProgramming class constructor.
	~MatrixProgramming ()
	The MatrixProgramming class destructor.
bool	IsEqual (MatrixProgramming *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 (MatrixProgramming *that)
	A function to make a deep copy of an instance of this class.
Public Attributes
MatrixVariables *	matrixVariables
	a pointer to the matrixVariables object
MatrixObjectives *	matrixObjectives
	a pointer to the matrixObjectives object
MatrixConstraints *	matrixConstraints
	a pointer to the matrixConstraints object
MatrixExpressions *	matrixExpressions
	a pointer to the matrixExpressions object

Detailed Description

The in-memory representation of the <matrixProgramming> element.

Definition at line 1882 of file OSInstance.h.

MatrixProgramming::MatrixProgramming ( )

The MatrixProgramming class constructor.

Definition at line 1305 of file OSInstance.cpp.

MatrixProgramming::~MatrixProgramming ( )

The MatrixProgramming class destructor.

Definition at line 1316 of file OSInstance.cpp.

bool MatrixProgramming::IsEqual ( MatrixProgramming * that )

A function to check for the equality of two objects.

Definition at line 9092 of file OSInstance.cpp.

bool MatrixProgramming::setRandom	(	double	density,
		bool	conformant,
		int	iMin,
		int	iMax
	)

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