This version of circuit/3 uses the native Gecode indexing, which starts from 0. This is different from normal ECLiPSe's indexing, which starts from 1.
This constraint can be embedded in a constraint expression in its functional form (without the last argument).
See circuit/3 for a more detailed description of this predicate.
[eclipse 10]: CostM = []([](0,3,5,7),[](4,0,9,6),[](2,1,0,5),[](-7,8,-2,0)), circuit_g([1,2,3,0], CostM, C). CostM = []([](0, 3, 5, 7), [](4, 0, 9, 6), [](2, 1, 0, 5), [](-7, 8, -2, 0)) C = 10 [eclipse 6]: CostM = []([](0,3,5,7),[](4,0,9,6),[](2,1,0,5),[](-7,8,-2,0)), C #= circuit([2,3,4,1], CostM) + 1. CostM = []([](0, 3, 5, 7), [](4, 0, 9, 6), [](2, 1, 0, 5), [](-7, 8, -2, 0)) C = 11