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OptimumOutputOptions Struct Reference

A type that describes the options for the output of a optimisation calculation. More...

#include <OptimumOptions.hpp>

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Public Member Functions

auto operator= (bool active) -> OptimumOutputOptions &
 Assign a boolean value to active member.
 
- Public Member Functions inherited from OutputterOptions
auto operator= (bool active) -> OutputterOptions &
 Assign a boolean value to active member.
 

Public Attributes

std::string xprefix = "x"
 The prefix for the primal variables x.
 
std::string yprefix = "y"
 The prefix for the dual variables y.
 
std::string zprefix = "z"
 The prefix for the dual variables z.
 
std::vector< std::string > xnames
 The names of the primal variables x. More...
 
std::vector< std::string > ynames
 The names of the dual variables y. More...
 
std::vector< std::string > znames
 The names of the dual variables z. More...
 
- Public Attributes inherited from OutputterOptions
bool active = false
 
bool fixed = false
 
bool scientific = false
 
unsigned precision = 6
 
unsigned width = 15
 
std::string separator = "|"
 

Detailed Description

A type that describes the options for the output of a optimisation calculation.

Member Data Documentation

◆ xnames

std::vector<std::string> xnames

The names of the primal variables x.

Numbers will be used if not properly set (e.g., x[0], x[1])

◆ ynames

std::vector<std::string> ynames

The names of the dual variables y.

Numbers will be used if not properly set (e.g., y[0], y[1])

◆ znames

std::vector<std::string> znames

The names of the dual variables z.

Numbers will be used if not properly set (e.g., z[0], z[1])


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