On 4/25/08, Kish Shen <kisshen_at_...5...> wrote: > > Kim Lai wrote: > >> hi, your reply is a great help for me. thanks. >> I use lib(eplex) to reformulate my problem as follow. and it really got a >> solution. >> But after I port the following code to C++. I'm getting trouble with ""How >> to extract the variables result"". >> A result like this "A2{0.0 .. 1.7976931348623157e+308 _at_ >> 1.1999999992549422}" >> I'd like to extract A2=1.199 = 1.2 >> But it's not even a string... >> in C++: I usually use "EC_word(Vars[i]).is_double(&d) == EC_succeed" >> to get a double or long int .....And this didn't work.. >> ------------eclipse code------------------------ >> > > Your specific problem is that when a problem is solved by eplex, the > problem variables are not instantiated. This allows you to modify the > problem and resolve it. eplex_var_get/3 allows you to extract the solution > value from the variable, e.g. for the variable A2 above, > > .... > eplex_var_get(A2, solution, A2Sol), > > > will instantiate A2Sol to the solution value of A2 > > So you should exract the solution values, and pass these to C++. > > A more general point: I am not quite sure what you mean exactly by `porting > to C++' - you seem to want to pass solution values from a ECLiPSe program to > C++. This is probably the best way to use ECLiPSe as a constraint solver > when you are using ECLiPSe with other languages -- but I would not call this > `porting', but interfacing. > > Cheers, > > Kish > hi, I'm trying to use "eplex_var_get" in C++ and get trouble with the EC_word's type. In eclipse , everything works fine. ---------------------- Vars = [A1,A2] eplex_var_get( A1, solution, A1 ), eplex_var_get( A2, solution, A2 ). ------------------------- But after I put this in C++, I can't figure out what is the exact type of this EC_word. It should be a double. But .is_double(&d) doesn't work. -------like this one-------------- EC_refs Vars(2); double d; for( int i=0; i<2; i++ ) { post_goal( term( EC_functor( "eplex_var_get", 3), Vars[i], EC_atom("solution"), Vars[i] )); * if( EC_word(Vars[i]).is_double(&d) == EC_succeed ) {* cout<< "Edge-"<< i<< "="<< d <<endl; } } ------------------------------------------------------ thanks. -- ....Best Regards by Kim Lai, 賴廣甫 Welcome to visit http://kimklai.blogspot.comReceived on Fri Apr 25 2008 - 05:58:21 CEST
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