Overload List
| Name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
 | SemiContVarArray(Int32, Double, Double, NumVarType) |
Creates and returns an array of semi-continuous variables with
a specified lower and upper bound and of a specified type.
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| SemiContVarArray(Int32, array<Double>[]()[][], array<Double>[]()[][], array<NumVarType>[]()[][]) |
Creates and returns an array of semi-continuous variables with
individually specified lower and upper bounds and
individually specified types.
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| SemiContVarArray(ColumnArray, Double, Double, NumVarType) |
Creates and returns an array of semi-continuous variables with
a specified lower and upper bound and of a specified type,
representing an array of columns.
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| SemiContVarArray(ColumnArray, array<Double>[]()[][], array<Double>[]()[][], array<NumVarType>[]()[][]) |
Creates and returns an array of semi-continuous variables with
individually specified lower and upper bounds and
individually specified types, representing an array of columns.
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| SemiContVarArray(Int32, Double, Double, NumVarType, array<String>[]()[][]) |
Creates and returns an array of individually named
semi-continuous variables with
a specified lower and upper bound and of a specified type.
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| SemiContVarArray(Int32, array<Double>[]()[][], array<Double>[]()[][], array<NumVarType>[]()[][], array<String>[]()[][]) |
Creates and returns an array of individually named
semi-continuous variables with
individually specified lower and upper bounds and
individually specified types.
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| SemiContVarArray(ColumnArray, Double, Double, NumVarType, array<String>[]()[][]) |
Creates and returns an array of named semi-continuous variables
with a specified lower and upper bound as well as type,
representing an array of columns.
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| SemiContVarArray(ColumnArray, array<Double>[]()[][], array<Double>[]()[][], array<NumVarType>[]()[][], array<String>[]()[][]) |
Creates and returns an array of named semi-continuous variables
with individually specified lower and upper bounds, and
individually specified type, representing an array of columns.
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