[Cmpl] Coliop and CMPL Suggestions: Line Numbers and Post Run Output
Mike Steglich
mike.steglich at th-wildau.de
Mon Jun 13 15:34:10 EDT 2016
Hi Rob,
Thank you for your suggestion.
I did not create a "go to line" button again because now you can doubleclick on a reported error and Coliop jumps into the file to the line that caused the problem.
You can influence the solution reports by using the Cmpl header entry %display. E.g., %display nonZeros shows only the variables and constrains that have an activity unequal to zero. Or ... %display var x* shows only variables with names starting with x. (please take a look at page 16 in the manual for all options.)
A alternative way is to use pyCmpl or jCmpl. After solving a model you can obtain all solution information in Python and Java to create your own solution handling.
Thanks,
Mike
> Am 13.06.2016 um 21:15 schrieb Schroeder, Rob <Rob.Schroeder at graphicpkg.com>:
>
> First off, thank you for the new version of Coliop.
>
> The previous version included a “go to line number” button, but I don’t see than anywhere in Coliop4. That feature helped to locate syntax errors. Just a suggestion…
>
> Also, is there any way to display custom formatted model output after a run? I would like to use the ‘echo’ command (inside a control structure) to summarize variable results. I was planning to use jCMPL anyway, so I can do it there, but for quick model validation, it would be handy.
>
> Overall, though, a great effort.
>
> Regards
>
> Robert Schroeder | Director, Supply Chain Optimization
> Rob.schroeder <at> graphicpkg.com
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