A LinearExpression with upper and lower bounds. More...

#include <variable_and_expressions.h>

Public Member Functions
	BoundedLinearExpression (LinearExpression expression, double lower_bound, double upper_bound)

	BoundedLinearExpression (const internal::VariablesEquality &eq)

	BoundedLinearExpression (LowerBoundedLinearExpression lb_expression)

	BoundedLinearExpression (UpperBoundedLinearExpression ub_expression)

double	lower_bound_minus_offset () const

double	upper_bound_minus_offset () const

Public Attributes
LinearExpression	expression

double	lower_bound

double	upper_bound

Detailed Description

A LinearExpression with upper and lower bounds.

Definition at line 521 of file variable_and_expressions.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ BoundedLinearExpression() [1/4]

operations_research::math_opt::BoundedLinearExpression::BoundedLinearExpression	(	LinearExpression	expression,
		double	lower_bound,
		double	upper_bound )

inline

Users are not expected to use this constructor. Instead they should build this object using overloads of the >=, <=, and == operators. For example, 3 <= x + y <= 3.

Definition at line 1770 of file variable_and_expressions.h.

◆ BoundedLinearExpression() [2/4]

operations_research::math_opt::BoundedLinearExpression::BoundedLinearExpression ( const internal::VariablesEquality & eq )

inline

Users are not expected to use this constructor. This implicit conversion will be used where a BoundedLinearExpression is expected and the user uses == comparison of two variables. For example AddLinearConstraint(x == y);.

Definition at line 1777 of file variable_and_expressions.h.